Interviews gathered throughout the Middle-East, Europe and the United States, including a Bechtel executive in Baghdad, also expose who is cashing in on the tens of billions of dollars requested from   more...Congress by the current administration of George Bush.  less

The true motives behind the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

US plans for Iraq's oil

PROGRAMMES INSIDE IRAQ
Inside Iraq from Washington DC

Larry Wilkerson, the chief of staff to the former US
secretary of state, Colin Powell
In February 2003, Colin Powell, the former US secretary of state,   more...stood before the United Nations Security Council to present a case for war against Iraq.

Critics claimed the presentation was weak, inaccurate and fraudulent.

However, despite those nagging doubts Powell believed in the information given to him.

Was Colin Powell misled into believing the evidence?

Or did US intelligence misinterpret the circumstantial evidence that led the US to invade Iraq?

In this Inside Iraq special from Washington DC, we discuss the conspiracy theory issues leading to the Iraq war with Larry Wilkerson, chief of staff to the former US secretary of state, Colin Powell.

UPDATED ON:
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2007
13:03 MECCA TIME, 10:03 GMT

From:
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D122F56A-B3E4-4CB9-AA62-9374B0381403.htm

<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/NewMindZ/147B5A2127F44D058FDD8222745BC4E4/inside-iraq-iraq-s-new-oil-la.aspx"><strong>Click here for 1/2</strong></a>

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Larry Wilkerson, the chief of staff to the former US
secretary of state, Colin Powell
In February 2003, Colin Powell, the former US secretary of state, stood before the United Nations Security Council to   more...present a case for war against Iraq.

Critics claimed the presentation was weak, inaccurate and fraudulent.

However, despite those nagging doubts Powell believed in the information given to him.

Was Colin Powell misled into believing the evidence?

Or did US intelligence misinterpret the circumstantial evidence that led the US to invade Iraq?

In this Inside Iraq special from Washington DC, we discuss the conspiracy theory issues leading to the Iraq war with Larry Wilkerson, chief of staff to the former US secretary of state, Colin Powell.

UPDATED ON:
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2007
13:03 MECCA TIME, 10:03 GMT

From:
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D122F56A-B3E4-4CB9-AA62-9374B0381403.htm

<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/NewMindZ/7C3D53F19B8E4081B1E471FB112AAC68/inside-iraq-iraq-s-new-oil-la.aspx"><strong>Click here for 2/2</strong></a>

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The Sludge Report #249

It is estimated that over 80% of Iraq's oil fields are now in control of foreign oil companies. Those foreign companies competed for contractual ownership, with major oil companies winning contracts to   more...own Iraq's oil fields for the next 25-30 years. Those contracts are called production sharing agreements (PSA's) which mainly benefit the foreign companies.  less

Robert's stand-up act examines the history of the last 100 years or so but putting oil center-stage.

<a href=http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jun/30/iraq.oil> article </a>

<strong>Link to part 1/2 below</strong>
The documentary analyzes the development of some global events since the beginning of the century (especially after the 9/11 terrorist attacks) from   more...the perspective of oil and oil-abundant regions.

<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/Drachnid/AC4E1A24E56947E0A14CA0832D02C9D2/oil-factor-1-2.aspx">Click here to view part 1/2</a>

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<strong>Link to part 2/2 below</strong>
The documentary analyzes the development of some global events since the beginning of the century (especially after the 9/11 terrorist attacks) from   more...the perspective of oil and oil-abundant regions.

<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/Drachnid/61BC6E9633A94DB0B34BF1C168DCAEAD/oil-factor-2-2.aspx">Click here to view part 2/2</a>

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Operation Iraqi Feedom is a photo documentary which My Husband and I put together to show the true reality about the Iraq War .

by Mark Fiore

http://www.markfiore.com/

Lindsey Williams

In this video I talk about John McCain’s confusing Iraq with Vietnam and the real reason behind our recent success in Iraq. Capt. Travis Patriquin is the real unsung hero of Iraq and politicians like   more...Bush and McCain never mention his contribution. I also talk about oil prices and the scam that is being perpetrated on the American public concerning the price of gasoline at the pump and the supposed need for more drilling leases. In my opinion, and the opinion of others, the oil market is being manipulated just like ENRON manipulated the California energy market. The call for new oil leases is just Presidential politics.

How Politicians Take Credit For The Ideas Of REAL American Heroes-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d25lgoKa9bY

A Crippling Blow in Anbar: U.S. Army Capt. Travis Patriquin Killed-
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1661648,00.html

Effort To Curb Oil Speculation Stalls In Senate-
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5imPz0z6szykAL-CAKZDEZOAiDREgD9251ST82  less

Grandpa has another senior moment! Will the media finally take him to task about his latest goof? I doubt Hannity or O'Reilly will even take 10 seconds from their 60 minute rants about the reputiated   more...Jeremiah Wright to address this properly! Rachel Maddow discusses McCain's comments about "War for Oil" in Iraq. Has McCain finally admitted to what the so called conspiracy theorists on the Left have known since day 1?  less

Thanks to George Bush and his oil buddies, this will probably be America in a few years.

Ok, its a rant but a interesting view with an interesting ending

Ron Paul on Danish TV : neocons,oil and zionists behind Iraq-war

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Ron Paul on Danish TV : neocons,oil and zionists behind Iraq-war

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<A href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/015A364A3DC94CD79DCD78D115C6E8D7/ron-paul-on-danish-tv-neocon.aspx">Click   more...Here for part 2</a>  less

The is a documentary that I wanted to put in my inventory so that when or if these things are brought to light no one that visits this channel can't say they haven't heard this before...plus I feel this   more...is going to be looked over again and again in the future! I could be wrong! Anyway, check this out and make up your own mind!  less

We reap what we sow...

Learn the secret history behind the events leading up to the September
11 attacks, seldom revealed to the public and who actually may have
benefited the most from the attacks and why.
Aidan Monaghan
35 min   more...35 sec - Feb 8, 2007
All time views: 18,847
Pictures of Evidence @
www.explosive911analysis.com

"Empire and Oil" from the series "Shocking and Awful" shows how
modern empires run on oil, and controlling these resources is key to the
control and penetration of potential rivals. This program examines the
recent history of the Middle East and the Iraq War in relation to the
desire of Western powers to control "the greatest strategic prize in
history."

"Shocking and awful" is the way many people view the current situation
in Iraq and the United States. The war continues to take its toll on Iraqi
civilians, international aid workers, journalists and U.S. troops. Here at
home we are seeing how waging a "perpetual war" is affecting our own
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I transcribed glennid10t’s video, he says, “ I really think that it is a “no brainer”, and I do agree that to save our troops from fighting and dying, um, you have to take them out of the fight. But is   more...that really the best solution for our future and the entire planet? You know, let’s face it, America isn’t really doing anything it hasn’t done, um, in our short history. We’ve invaded and exploited for the benefit of our population from the beginning. You know, it’s only been 150 years or so, but our Government and the President ran the Native Americans off of their lands by using the Cavalry. That military action facilitated expansion, which lead to farming. Farming became an economic force that would have never taken place without stealing this land. Technology like freight trains, cotton gins and steamboats would have never have been so important to the Industrial Revolution. So in a way I guess crime does pay, and in part has made the lives of ordinary Americans what it is today."
"That is why I think America will always take over the resources, by force if needed, to fuel the American machine. This is also why I think, the reason, were so interested in the Middle East is to gain control of the largest oil reserves in the world. It has nothing to do with freeing those supposedly oppressed citizens. Why would we be concerned with a democratic Iraq, while genocide of a thousand times worse is happening in countries all over Africa?"
"It’s because Iraq is 2nd to Iran in oil reserves, which combined, most experts say will only last about 40 years at current consumption rates. So “timing” is very important. America simply can’t until the oil to runs out before deciding what to do. I think it’s unfortunate but the troops are necessary to occupy Iraq. It’s a valid strategy. But the invasion, after ah, after we invaded, it had already started the American machine into motion and that “machine” is destined to control the entire globe."
"I really think this plan or this idea started from, in the 70’s when the flow of oil was upset by greedy, non-American, oil controlling nations. And, ah, you know, I know you’re old enough to remember how the shortages effected our society and, you know, waiting in line, going to the gas station every other day, that sort of thing. But just think how, you know, smaller, powerless country must have coped with it?"
"That is why I think that for America to be in control of our destiny, we must control the oil. Exiting (leaving Iraq) now and bringing home the troops, truly wastes the money that has been spent on this necessary occupation. It has to take place at some time. Following through and gaining control of the resources that our current and future enemies require to run their countries, makes a lot more sense from the militaristic and economic point of view. What if, after all this fighting and stealing of land and resources, America was able to create a scenario, where a global economy becomes possible? Would the world be a better place if food, energy, restrictions on pollution, crime, access to goods and services where under one large umbrella without political embargoes, irrespective of physical borders."
"We’ve seen how rich countries with oil have become, but if that wealth were to be American controlled, what could this nation do? Would people a hundred years from now look back look back at history and see this, what’s happening right now, as a natural progression of the mightiest nation making the toughest decisions for the benefit of them? Could this be done without our military occupying the Middle East right now? Could this be the ultimate plan our government must succeed at? Or, are we going to ignore the fact that at current rates, America has the most to lose when it come to world policy and influence over the next 40 years or so, by NOT controlling the oil flow."
"You know, I don’t know the answers, but I hope that our Government thinks about decisions that   less