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| | :::::::Israel holds tremendous sway over geopolitics. Follow the money. I don't like to admit it, but well-funded Zionist organizations routinely lobby the American government to warmonger and occupy the Middle East in order to protect Israeli interests. I don't think the United States would have bombed Syria if it wasn't for Israel demonizing Assad. And have you ever heard a neocon talk about bombing Iran without mentioning Israel? Saudi oil is a major part of it, but it's not the only thing. "What does Israel have?" Congress, the Senate, the media, and the banks. Also the Anti-Defamation League. As for 9/11, Nick doesn't hold Muslims responsible. ---[[User:BernieandTrumpFan|BernieandTrumpFan]] ([[User talk:BernieandTrumpFan|talk]]) 01:51, January 5, 2022 (EST) | | :::::::Israel holds tremendous sway over geopolitics. Follow the money. I don't like to admit it, but well-funded Zionist organizations routinely lobby the American government to warmonger and occupy the Middle East in order to protect Israeli interests. I don't think the United States would have bombed Syria if it wasn't for Israel demonizing Assad. And have you ever heard a neocon talk about bombing Iran without mentioning Israel? Saudi oil is a major part of it, but it's not the only thing. "What does Israel have?" Congress, the Senate, the media, and the banks. Also the Anti-Defamation League. As for 9/11, Nick doesn't hold Muslims responsible. ---[[User:BernieandTrumpFan|BernieandTrumpFan]] ([[User talk:BernieandTrumpFan|talk]]) 01:51, January 5, 2022 (EST) |
| | ::::::::Israel may be able to get our politicians and our media and our people to view the Middle East through a certain ideological lens. But whenever we actually go to war over there, it’s never on Israel’s behalf. It’s always either on behalf of Saudi Arabia itself or to protect the Saudi-sponsored petrodollar scheme. | | ::::::::Israel may be able to get our politicians and our media and our people to view the Middle East through a certain ideological lens. But whenever we actually go to war over there, it’s never on Israel’s behalf. It’s always either on behalf of Saudi Arabia itself or to protect the Saudi-sponsored petrodollar scheme. |
| − | ::::::::Think about it. Iraq was always Israel’s enemy, but we didn’t go to war the first time until it invaded Kuwait, a Saudi ally. And we didn’t go to war the second time until Iraq started selling oil in Euros, which is a big problem when one considers how the petrodollar scheme is supposed to work. Libya and Syria were also enemies of Israel, but they were also getting in the way of the petrodollar scheme. Plus, the Arab Spring was basically a giant Sunni Islamist revolt across multiple countries. Israel would benefit from its enemies descending into chaos, but it would not benefit from its allies descending into chaos, nor would it benefit from Sunni Islamist regimes coming to power in any way. Saudi Arabia on the other hand would benefit from all of those things. | + | ::::::::Think about it. Iraq was always Israel’s enemy, but we didn’t go to war the first time until it invaded Kuwait, a Saudi ally. And we didn’t go to war the second time until Iraq started selling oil in Euros, which is a big problem when one considers how the petrodollar scheme is supposed to work. Libya and Syria were also enemies of Israel, but they were also getting in the way of the petrodollar scheme. Plus, the Arab Spring was basically a giant Sunni Islamist revolt across multiple countries. Israel would benefit from its enemies descending into chaos, but it would not benefit from its ''allies'' descending into chaos, nor would it benefit from Sunni Islamist regimes coming to power in any way. Saudi Arabia on the other hand would benefit from all of those things. |
| | ::::::::Meanwhile, can you further clarify Fuentes’ position on 9/11? He doesn’t hold Muslims responsible, but does he or does he not believe al-Qaeda carried out the attacks? And if he doesn’t, who does he believe the true perpetrators were?--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 13:33, January 5, 2022 (EST) | | ::::::::Meanwhile, can you further clarify Fuentes’ position on 9/11? He doesn’t hold Muslims responsible, but does he or does he not believe al-Qaeda carried out the attacks? And if he doesn’t, who does he believe the true perpetrators were?--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 13:33, January 5, 2022 (EST) |
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| | ::::::::Another issue that’s also often overlooked is the role of the Eurasian Heartland strategy in our Middle East (and general Eurasian) policy. That also plays a highly important role in our policies towards Iran, Russia, and even China.--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 13:46, January 5, 2022 (EST) | | ::::::::Another issue that’s also often overlooked is the role of the Eurasian Heartland strategy in our Middle East (and general Eurasian) policy. That also plays a highly important role in our policies towards Iran, Russia, and even China.--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 13:46, January 5, 2022 (EST) |