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*The [[United States]] supported the oil embargo by the [[United Nations]] against [[Iraq]]. | *The [[United States]] supported the oil embargo by the [[United Nations]] against [[Iraq]]. | ||
*The [[United States]] is very oil-rich. It has more oil than [[Iraq]]. | *The [[United States]] is very oil-rich. It has more oil than [[Iraq]]. | ||
| − | *After the war [[China]] has benefited more than the US. The oil trade between Iraq and China has doubled almost 34 times. | + | *After the war [[China]] has benefited more than the US. The oil trade between Iraq and China has doubled almost 34 times.<ref>http://www.frontpagemag.com/2013/arnold-ahlert/the-war-for-oil-myth/</ref> |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 07:39, August 27, 2014
War for Oil is an liberal anti-war myth. This term was often used during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Three facts about this myth and the War in Iraq
- The United States supported the oil embargo by the United Nations against Iraq.
- The United States is very oil-rich. It has more oil than Iraq.
- After the war China has benefited more than the US. The oil trade between Iraq and China has doubled almost 34 times.[1]