A World Of Trouble: Documenting 50 years of U.S. Policy In The Middle East


	A World Of Trouble: Documenting 50 years of U.S. Policy In The Middle East

Kauaiguy

1-6-2009 4:22 PM

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iran, iraq, israel, palestine, oil, politics, foreign policy

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The Middle East is the beginning and the end of U.S. foreign policy: events there influence our alliances, make or break presidencies, govern the price of oil, and draw us into war. But it was not always so...

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1-6-2009 8:55 PM

ratcatcher2

... at the Suez crisis? I remember. Stopped a false flag war - concocted by Britain France and the Zionists - dead in it's tracks.

and then you broke your word on the Aswan Dam, pushing Egypt into the Soviet camp, leading directly to the USS Liberty false flag and death of 34 US servicemen and on to now. .

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