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Israeli Traitors in the Bush Administration appoint Zionists to take control of Iraq.
The israeli traitors in the bush administration
appointed zionists or shabbat goys to run the iraqi imperial administration.
(See also ‘The Israeli Traitors Running America’s
Invasion of Iraq’).
Jay Garner.
The bush administration originally decided to appoint jay garner, an israeli zionist, as pro-consul of iraq. "The retired general tapped by the Bush administration to oversee rebuilding of post-war Iraq was, until just a few weeks ago, an executive at a leading defense contractor working on missile systems that would be used to bomb Baghdad. Although a Pentagon official said Jay Garner's new role as head of the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance does not constitute a conflict of interest, ethics experts say the appointment raises troubling questions. Why, they ask, would the White House pick a man from a company directly concerned with attacking Iraq to spearhead the country's aid and restoration? The division was a Southern California missile-defense contractor, SY Technology, until L-3 acquired it last year for $48 million. Garner, with virtually no private-sector experience, was named president of that firm in 1997 after retiring as assistant vice chief of staff of the Army. His 34-year military career included a stint as commanding general of the Army's Space and Strategic Defense Command - part of the Star Wars program begun by President Ronald Reagan and more recently embraced by President Bush. David Kirp, a professor at UC Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy who focuses on ethics, said the Bush administration is sending a profound message to Iraqis by placing a man with Garner's background in charge of reconstruction and humanitarian aid. "This is a lovely example of our indifference to the people of Iraq," he said. "It truly bespeaks a lack of serious thinking on the administration's part." Of course, there's a long history of military figures overseeing a nation's reconstruction once fighting ends. Gen. Douglas MacArthur's rule of occupied Japan is only one example. But it may be unprecedented for someone from a defense contractor partly responsible for the destruction to be handed the mandate for rebuilding and humanitarian aid. .. the general's past roles as one of the key leaders of JINSA and longtime advocate of using the U.S. military to support Zionism has been removed from the JINSA site. The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA), a cabal of Jewish American military officers who have long advocated putting Israel's security needs before those of the United States, has removed most all links to JINSA positions which may embarass the Bush administrations drive to appoint General Garner as the U.S. installed dictator of "liberated" Iraq. Despite the Zionist's attempt to put General Garner's past down the memory hole, many Arab sources including Al-Quds al-Arabi and Washington Report on Middle East have revealed General Garner's close ties to the Israeli Likud party. The established media should realize that they may purge and censor their news to constantly rewrite history, but the truth lives forever on the Internet." (‘Bush Selects Zionist U.S. General To Run Iraq’ khilafah.com http://www.khilafah.com/home/category.php?DocumentID=6390&TagID=2 Feb 28 2003); "The man who symbolizes this victory is General Jay Garner, who has just been appointed chief of the civilian administration in Iraq. He is no anonymous general who has been picked accidentally. Garner is the ideological partner of Paul Wolfowitz and the neo-cons." (Uri Avnery ‘The Night After: The Easier the Victory, the Harder the Peace’ Counterpunch http://www.counterpunch.org/avnery04102003.html April 10, 2003); "This name came back to me with the impending instalment of General Jay Garner as Viceroy of Iraq. Garner received his credentials from the bloody hands of Ariel Sharon: he supported the killing of the Palestinians by signing, in October 2000, a letter that began: "We believe that the Israel Defence Forces have exercised remarkable restraint in the face of lethal violence orchestrated by the leadership of the Palestinian Authority."[1] The letter was launched by JINSA,[2] "the major link of the Israel lobby, the Washington-based and Likud-supporting Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs", as defined by Michael Lind of the New Statesman, or "another thinly disguised Israeli espionage and recruiting front", according to Washington observer Jeffrey Steinberg of EIR.[3] Signing the letter was a good move on General Garner's part: it will give him the rule of Iraq. As the head of the Occupation Administration, Jay Garner's task is to create a new Iraq, friendly to Israel." (Israel Shamir ‘The Shadow of Zog’ http://www.israelshamir.net/english/shadowofzog.html c.2004). It is difficult to imagine anything more likely to provoke hostility amongst iraqis than putting a zionist in charge of the occupation given the hatred that many iraqis have for the damage that the zionist state has inflicted on iraq in the past.
John Negroponte.
The zionists in the bush administration chose another israeli to be america’s ambassador to iraq, "America’s latest Ambassador to Iraq, John Negroponte, who is Jewish and therefore eligible for Israeli citizenship." (Mark Green with Wendy Campbell ‘Exit Neo-Conservatives, Enter Neo-Liberals’ http://www.aljazeerah.info/Opinion%20editorials/2004
%20opinions/July/10%20o/Exit%20Neo-Conservatives,%20Enter%20Neo-Liberals%20By%20Mark%20 Green%20with%20Wendy%20Campbell.htm August 7th 2004). Ahmad Chalabi.
Garner had been favoured because he was willing to hand over power to ahmad chalabi, "First he (bush) was going to send Jay Garner. I have it from insiders that in April, 2003, Jay Garner let it slip to some of his staff that his charge was to turn Iraq over to Ahmad Chalabi within six months. The staffers were shocked and some contacted the State Department to see if this was known there. It was not. So they blew the whistle on Bush with Colin Powell. I was told that Powell then made a coalition with Tony Blair and that the two of them went to Bush and got him to change his mind. The plan to put Chalabi in charge of Iraq was frankly idiotic. Chalabi had no grass roots. He was the one who had the bright idea to throw thousands of ex-Baathists into unemployment (which encouraged them to join the guerrilla resistance). This was why, as Kerry noted on Thursday night, Bush had done no real planning for the period after the war. He thought he had everything sewn up because Chalabi would handle it." (Juan Cole ‘Debate and Chalabi’ http://www.juancole.com/ October 01, 2004).
The zionists had developed a close relationship with ahmed chalabi and aimed to get him appointed to take control of iraq, "PNAC has funneled millions of taxpayer dollars to a Hussein opposition group called the Iraqi National Congress, and to Iraq's heir-apparent, Ahmed Chalabi, despite the fact that Chalabi was sentenced in absentia by a Jordanian court to 22 years in prison on 31 counts of bank fraud. Chalabi and the INC have, over the years, gathered support for their cause by promising oil contracts to anyone that would help to put them in power in Iraq." (William Rivers Pitt ' Blood Money' 27.2.2003). The neocons believed that chalabi was a shabbat goy, "In April 2003 the New York Observer quoted Chalabi as promising that a peace treaty with Israel would be at "the top of the agenda" of a new Iraqi government, and said that he was involved in talks with Washington and Jerusalem about construction of an oil pipeline from Mosul to Jerusalem. ." (Rachelle Marshall ‘Bush and Sharon Pursue a Common Goal: Dominance Over the Middle East’ Washington Report on Middle East Affairs http://www.wrmea.com/archives/May_2004/0405006.html May 2004, pages 6-8).
The american military airlifted him and his private army into iraq, "Shortly after the war began, Chalabi, despite strenuous objection from the State Department and the CIA, was airlifted with his supporters into Iraq. He immediately began plans to establish a power base in his newly liberated country. Appointed by the U.S. to a position on the Iraqi Governing Council, Chalabi assumed the role of director of its economics and finance committee. He was able to place his close relatives and other allies in key ministries and directorships of institutions dealing with Iraq's banking, finance and oil resources. The spoils of war were now within his reach. In the relatively short period of time since the fall of the Ba`ath Party regime, IILG and Zell, Goldberg have facilitated contracts in the tens, possibly hundreds of millions of dollars." (James J. Zogby ‘Chalabi, Feith and Company: A Sordid Tale’ Washington Watch http://www.itszone.co.uk/zone0/viewtopic.php?t=15862 31.05.2004). The american security services later discovered he was an iranian spy.
Salem Chalabi.
In the end, jay garner was not appointed and the americans did not allow chalabi to become head of the provisional iraqi administration. However he was given an important post within the administration and he used his power to appoint his nephew into another important position of power, "The nephew, it turns out, is even better than his uncle - or worse, depending on where you stand. He teamed up with a well-known Israeli militant hard-line Likud party member called Mark Zell, a leader of the Gush Emunim Israeli colonists' movement. Together, the two formed a company in Iraq to work on reconstruction. For years, Zell has been a driving force behind the "acquisition" of Palestinian land in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to build Jewish colonies on them. He is also close friend and former business partner of none other than Douglas Feith, the U.S. undersecretary of Defense for policy who reports directly to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, the man with the last word on how money is spent in Iraq. Salem and Zell called their new Iraqi company "Iraq Law International". It describes its mission, according to Al Hayat, as "a boutique investment firm specialized in the new Iraq." Zell, on the other hand, formed an American company in Washington called Goldberg & Co. Its stated goal is "to assist American companies in forming relationships with the American government in the context of projects to rebuild the new Iraq," according to Al Hayat. The newspaper and several Iraqi businessmen interviewed separately say Zell and the young Chalabi have already secured several hundred million dollars worth of projects, thanks to Feith's discreet help, in the new Iraq." (Youssef M. Ibrahim ‘Ali Baba and the Israelis’ The Washington Times http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20040706-112131-6976r.htm July 06 2004).
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Zionists Sabotage America’s Post Invasion Planning.
In the early days after the invasion, commentators frequently pointed out that the americans did not seem to have any planning for the post-war political and industrial reconstruction of the country even though bush had mentioned the invasion was to bring freedom and democracy to the iraqi people. As it turns out, the american state department had done the necessary planning it was just ignored by the zionists in the bush administration because they do not want iraq to become industrially advanced and prosperous enough to rebuild its armed forces. These zionists prefer iraq to remain in a state of chaos and disorder than to become a stable, orderly, and civilized country that might one day turn against the zionist state. At the end of the day, they prefer iraqis to fight each other or the americans rather than fight the zionist state.
Jim lobe has pointed out that it was zionists in the bush administration who sabotaged post war development in iraq. "The OSP also excluded many top Mideast experts from the State Department from playing any role in the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq." (Jim Lobe ‘Feith is the Answer’ Inter Press News Service Agency http://www.ipsnews.net/interna.asp?idnews=20952 Nov 5 2003); "It was Feith's office that was charged with planning the post-war occupation and reconstruction process, and, in so doing, effectively excluded input from Iraqi experts from the State Department, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and even from the Iraqi-American community, who had participated in a mammoth project that anticipated most of the problems occupation authorities have since encountered." (Jim Lobe ‘Soon to Be Losing Feith?’ antiwar.com http://www.antiwar.com/lobe/?articleid=2614 20.05.2004).
This view is supported by jon basil utley, "I should note that Feith, in his key policy planning position over the Pentagon, is also widely reported as the author of the plan to dismiss all the Iraqi soldiers and government officials, which has contributed so much to the chaos in Iraq. The book also says he blocked the State Department's planning for a civil administration to be ready right after the war. Correspondent Jim Lobe notes that Feith's former law partner is an attorney for Likud settlers on the West Bank. Many experts think that he promotes Sharon's wants, namely that Iraq be debilitated by chaos as a way of keeping it weak." (Jon Basil Utley ‘The Neo-Conservatives and the Global Order’ Antiwar.com http://www.antiwar.com/utley/?articleid=2951 July 8, 2004). Justin raimondo has joined the chorus, "Feith headed up the "Office of Special Plans," the lie factory that churned out "intelligence" cooked to neocon specifications. Feith's office was also put in charge of post-war planning, and it was he who rejected carefully prepared studies made by the CIA and the State Department, whose analysts foresaw many of the problems and pitfalls that are killing American soldiers in increasing numbers." (Justin Raimondo ‘The Neoconning of America: Neoconservatives under fire and it's David Brooks to the barricades!’ http://www.antiwar.com/justin/j010704.html January 7, 2004).
Zionists’ Disband the Iraqi Military.
After the invasion of iraq, the most critical decision feith made was disbanding the iraqi military and police - a decision carried out by the coalition provisional authority. This was almost the cpa’s first act and was one which, more than any other, shaped the course of events to the present time. It was one thing to try and carry out the debaathification of the iraqi military and police it was quite another matter to disband the military and police in their entirety. This decision gave an enormous boost to the iraqi insurgency movement. Firstly, because many of the iraqis with military/police training were then free to use their skills to liberate their country from the zionist- american occupiers. And, secondly, the message that this sent out to every iraqi was that the zionists in the american administration were intent on keeping iraq defenceless against any military threat from its neighbours or the zionist state something which many iraqis found repellant and humiliating and drove them into active or at the very least passive support for the nationalist cause.
The disbanding of the iraqi military was clearly a political decision to appease the zionist state in palestine. It was a decision made by zionists in the american administration to benefit the zionist state. It might seem like a strikingly inept decision militarily because it led to a huge popular rebellion against the american occupation of iraq but given that the israeli traitors in the bush administration don’t care about american fatalities then the issue was irrelevant. It is a good example of the fatal consequences for americans of zionist domination over the american government. In effect, zionists in the american government implemented a policy which was politically advantageous to the zionist state whilst militarily endangering the lives of american troops. According to juan cole, "It was these Washington Institute for Near East Policy and AIPAC-linked US Likud backers in the Defense Department who had the Iraqi army dissolved as soon as Saddam was overthrown. This step threw Iraq into chaos and led to the deaths of nearly a thousand US servicemen so far, since an Iraq without an army would inevitably depend on the US military." (Juan Cole ‘Israeli Spy in Pentagon Linked to AIPAC’ http://www.juancole.com/ August 28, 2004). There could be little more clear cut line of responsibility - zionists are responsible for killing americans.
The Looting of Iraq.
The americans disbanded the iraqi police and made no attempt to establish even the semblance of law and order they were much too busy searching for fictitious weapons of mass destruction to be bothered about what was happening to the ordinary iraqis they’d come to liberate. They just allowed looting and crime to run riot, "Dealing with crime, or socially sensitive issues like squatters, was largely avoided by the US occupation, a practice dating back to the failure to control looting in the wake of the invasion." (The Christian Science Monitor http://csmonitor.com/2004/0708/p01s04-woiq.html 08.07.2004). Some american troops were even involved in the looting, "He described how, immediately after the end of the war, American soldiers broke into his hospital's car park and stole a large number of vehicles belonging to the hospital's staff in order to sell them in the market. The soldiers were not able to move one of the cars so they tore off the roof in order to steal all its contents. My uncle later showed me what was left of that vehicle: a charred carcass gutted of all its interiors, wheels and accessories - and with no roof. He also recalled seeing American soldiers break down the doors of government buildings and inviting Iraqis to enter and loot the contents. A number of Americans and other foreigners seem to have made off with a great deal of Iraq's wealth, although some were caught in the act." (Zaid Al-Ali Al Ahram ‘Forgetting Iraq http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2004/711/feature.htm 7-13 September 2004).
The looting wasn’t just confined to a few bad grunts. It seemed to be a systematic part of the work of the occupation authorities, "Four days before Volcker reported his findings about Saddam Hussein, the US inspector general for Iraq reconstruction published a report about the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) - the US agency which governed Iraq between April 2003 and June 2004. The inspector general's job is to make sure that the money the authority spent was properly accounted for. It wasn't. In just 14 months, $8.8bn went absent without leave. This is more than Mobutu Sese Seko managed to steal in 32 years of looting Zaire. It is 55,000 times as much as Mr Sevan is alleged to have been paid. The authority, the inspector general found, was "burdened by severe inefficiencies and poor management". This is kind. Other investigations suggest that it was also burdened by false accounting, fraud and corruption. Last week a British adviser to the Iraqi Governing Council told the BBC's File on Four programme that officials in the CPA were demanding bribes of up to $300,000 in return for awarding contracts. Iraqi money seized by US forces simply disappeared. Some $800m was handed out to US commanders without being counted or even weighed. A further $1.4bn was flown from Baghdad to the Kurdish regional government in the town of Irbil, and has not been seen since. Contracts to US companies were awarded by the CPA without any financial safeguards. They were issued without competition, in the form of "cost-plus" deals. This means that the companies were paid for the expenses they incurred, plus a percentage of those expenses in the form of profit. They had a powerful incentive, in other words, to spend as much money as possible. As a result, the authority appears to have obtained appalling value for money. Auditors at the Pentagon, for example, allege that, in the course of just one contract, a subsidiary of Halliburton overcharged it for imported fuel by $61m. This appears to have been officially sanctioned. Other companies appear to have charged the authority for work they never did, or to have paid subcontractors to do it for them for a fraction of what they were paid by the CPA. Yet, even when confronted by cast-iron evidence of malfeasance, the authority kept employing them. When the inspector general recommended that the US army withhold payments from companies which appear to have overcharged it, it ignored him. No one has been charged or punished. The US department of justice refuses to assist the whistle-blowers who are taking these companies to court. What makes all this so serious is that more than half the money the CPA was giving away did not belong to the US government but to the people of Iraq. Most of it was generated by the coalition's sales of oil. If you think the UN's oil-for-food programme was leaky, take a look at the CPA's oil-for-reconstruction scheme. Throughout the entire period of CPA rule, there was no metering of the oil passing through Iraq's pipelines, which means that there was no way of telling how much of the country's wealth the authority was extracting, or whether it was paying a fair price for it. The CPA, according to the international monitoring body charged with auditing it, was also "unable to estimate the amount of petroleum ... that was smuggled"." (George Monbiot ‘Fraud and corruption’ http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1407964,00.html February 8, 2005).
Zaid Al-Ali Al Ahram reached the same conclusion as many other iraqis, "The shift in public opinion against the occupation probably has several causes, but judging from the conversations that I have had, nothing irritates Iraqis more, nothing has served to prove to them that the occupation is not designed to serve their interests or improve their living standards than the constant failures in the electricity supply, the incessant problems relating to corruption, as well as the failure to establish security and the rule of law. Iraqis cannot accept that the continuing problems in relation to these issues are unavoidable, and from that starting point inevitably reach the conclusion that the Bush administration is secretly plotting to keep Iraqis in a position of poverty and insecurity." (Zaid Al-Ali Al Ahram ‘Forgetting Iraq http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2004/711/feature.htm 7-13 September 2004).
Zionists Sabotaging Humanitarian Assistance to Iraq.
Zionists’ political battle to control, and limit, humanitarian assistance to iraq after the invasion led to the virtual collapse of humanitarian assistance. "Interference by the Pentagon delivered a massive blow to efforts to provide humanitarian relief for Iraq after last year's war, according to two US aid experts who struggled with the conflict's chaotic aftermath. The traditional American response to humanitarian emergencies and natural disasters abroad is carried out by the State Department's US Agency for International Development (USAID) and Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA). In the months leading up to the war, these agencies trained up an 80-person team specially for Iraq, many of them with long expertise in emergencies, says the commentary, published by Frederick Burkle and Eric Noji in Saturday's Lancet. But that initiative was hamstrung by the Pentagon which, breaking with tradition, decided to set up its own humanitarian planning team, say the authors. As confusion mounted between the rival State Department and Pentagon relief initiatives, the US government decided to give overall administrative control to the Department of Defense's team - by now named the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance (ORHA). Meanwhile, the ORHA team that was rushed to Baghdad was mainly staffed by policy wonks, it says. They had little field experience in relief operations, many were ignorant of functions, charter and capabilities of UN agencies, Red Cross organisations or NGOs, and they simply created another unnecessary level of bureaucracy. Many of these (non-governmental) agencies distanced themselves, fearful that their reputation for neutrality would be compromised on the ground if they had to work with occupying troops, say Burkle and Noji. "The situation was further complicated by the fact that the (Pentagon) humanitarian planning team, citing secrecy, refused to disclose crucial information needed for planning not only to international relief organisations but also to other US military, government and civilian agencies working on humanitarian relief," they add." (Pentagon meddling crippled post-war humanitarian aid for Iraq: US experts’ http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1512&ncid=723
&e=10&u=/afp/20041007/wl_afp/iraq_health_us Oct 7 2004). Zionists Controlling the Reconstruction of Iraq.
The chalabis were close allies of the zionists, "In come the new Ali Babas: Israelis teaming up with the Chalabis and the neo-conservative businessmen cabal that runs the Pentagon, holding the purse to reconstruct Iraq. The arrival of the Israelis in Iraq is being orchestrated by one Salem Chalabi, 41, the executive director of the tribunal before which Saddam Hussein, Tariq Aziz and other former Iraqi regime officials appeared last Thursday. He also happens to be the nephew of the now widely discredited Ahmed Chalabi, once the Pentagon's favorite boy for the leadership of Iraq who has since fallen out of favor but still has his tentacles all over Iraq. The nephew, it turns out, is even better than his uncle - or worse, depending on where you stand. He teamed up with a well-known Israeli militant hard-line Likud party member called Mark Zell, a leader of the Gush Emunim Israeli colonists' movement. Together, the two formed a company in Iraq to work on reconstruction. For years, Zell has been a driving force behind the "acquisition" of Palestinian land in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to build Jewish colonies on them. He is also close friend and former business partner of none other than Douglas Feith, the U.S. undersecretary of Defense for policy who reports directly to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, the man with the last word on how money is spent in Iraq. Salem and Zell called their new Iraqi company "Iraq Law International". It describes its mission, according to Al Hayat, as "a boutique investment firm specialized in the new Iraq." Zell, on the other hand, formed an American company in Washington called Goldberg & Co. Its stated goal is "to assist American companies in forming relationships with the American government in the context of projects to rebuild the new Iraq," according to Al Hayat. The newspaper and several Iraqi businessmen interviewed separately say Zell and the young Chalabi have already secured several hundred million dollars worth of projects, thanks to Feith's discreet help, in the new Iraq." (Youssef M. Ibrahim ‘Ali Baba and the Israelis’ The Washington Times http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20040706-112131-6976r.htm July 06 2004).
The americans also relied on the U.S. Agency for International Development to help bring about the reconstruction of iraq, "Still, it’s not easy determining why the biggest power plant in Iraq’s largest city seems to be such a low priority. Baghdad is still beset by blackouts, and so much of America’s success or failure depends on power: the economy can’t recover without it. The next logical place to ask is the U.S. Agency for International Development, which gave Bechtel the contract last April. Questioned by NEWSWEEK about Daura, USAID chief Andrew Natsios referred to a priority list drawn up by a coordinating committee under the Coalition Provisional Authority - the chief occupying power - and said he didn’t know where Daura was on it. His aide said the CPA would know. No, Natsios said, he thought Bechtel would know. But Bechtel’s Menaker responded: "We perform the work tasked to us by USAID. We don’t make decisions on priorities. USAID and CPA make those decisions." Some CPA officials concede privately that the problem stems from the lack of preparation before the war. "It always comes back to the same thing: no plan," says one CPA staffer." (Rod Nordland and Michael Hirsh ‘ $87 Billion Money Pit’ Newsweek http://www.msnbc.com/news/985304.asp 3.11.2003). It ought to be noted that usaid also has offices in the zionist state in palestine so perhaps its iraqi offices were staffed by zionist loving people from the zionist state.
The War against so-called Iraqi Terrorists is designed to Reduce Iraq to Rubble.
Pictures of the american military bombing and destroying iraqi homes in an effort to root out so-called international terrorists/moslem fundamentalists are all too reminiscent of zionists’ invasions of palestinian areas. In the latter case, the zionist military does not merely try to exterminate palestinian terrorists, it also aims at destroying palestinian homes, businesses, and infrastructure, to force as many palestinians as possible into poverty. The destruction is aimed at destroying the spirits of the palestinian people so that with nothing left in palestine they are forced into exile. "The strategy of Sharon and his generals is simple and brutal: to destroy the Palestinian Authority, turn life in the occupied territories into hell, disintegrate Palestinian society and drive the survivors from the country, not in one dramatic sweep (as in 1948) but in a slow, continuous, creeping process." (Uri Avnery ‘The Skin of the Bear’ http://www.avnery-news.co.il/english/ July 24th, 2004).
The american military in iraq has copied the zionists’ tactics for the oppression of palestinians just as the torture methods used by the american’s at guantanamo bay and in iraq were copied from zionists’ torture of palestinians. The american military, corrupted by the zionists in the bush administration, has become as diabolically evil as its zionist chums.
The zionist led war against the iraqi insurgency is designed to destroy as much of iraq as possible, "Another Shia scholar and member of the Islamic Movement in Iraq, Shaikh Hadi al-Khalissi, has condemned the attack on Falluja, labelling it a chapter in the cycle of aggression against Iraqis and the Muslim nation. "Everything happening on the ground in Iraq now is part of a plan to destroy Iraq and Islam," he told Aljazeera.net. Shaik Hadi accused the US authorities in Iraq of orchestrating the assault on Falluja in a bid to keep all of Iraq in chaos. "This occupation is based on Zionist motivations. Its first aim is to destroy the state of Iraq, which has always resisted the hegemony of Zionism," he said. "I can assure you they do not want to build the country. They do not carry any good intention. All what they want is a weak Iraq that cannot rise against Israel."" (Ahmed Janabi ‘Iraqi Shia leaders condemn Falluja attack’ Aljazeera http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D8B90377-00D8-4D9D-A90D-670A45FCAEF8.htm November 15th 2004). Raimondo is precise as usual about what is happening, "This is not only a futile war, it is a criminal war, as Abu Ghraib and the revelations about its origins detailed by Seymour Hersh have revealed. The idea was not to "liberate" Iraq, or to democratize it, but to destroy it, to literally break it apart and reduce it to rubble." (Justin Raimondo ‘Suicide Mission’ http://antiwar.com/justin/ October 18, 2004).
Conclusion: Zionists bringing about the Palestinianizion of Iraq.
It has to be concluded that zionists in the bush administration have no desire to bring about the democratization or reconstruction of iraq. They don’t want iraq to become a strong country again whether politically, industrially, or militarily. They would much rather the country become even poorer than it is now with little modern industrial technology because all technology has some capability for military use. They want the american military to stay in iraq and continue to wage a low intensity war against alleged terrorists in order to maintain the country’s impoverishment and chaos. They have been sabotaging the democratization and reconstruction of the country and the humanitarian relief effort because they want to reduce the iraqi people to the same level as the palestinians in the zionist state. The zionists in the bush administration have been bringing about the palestinianization of iraq not its reconstruction. "For the Strausscons and Likudites, a pluralistic and united Iraq is wholly unacceptable. For the Strausscons, there is but one allowable situation in the Arab and Muslim Middle East - and it consists of ethnic strife, civil war, Islamic fanaticism, all of it preventing Arab nationalism and a collective Arab and Muslim identity. The Likudites in Israel want a splintered, chaotic, ethnically aroused and violent Middle East - sort of like gang warfare on Chicago’s Westside, an endless battle of shifting alliances and skirmishes - not peace and certainly not democracy. If you look beyond Strausscon doublespeak you will realize this is the objective: Israeli and U.S. hegemony over cowed Arabs and Muslims." (Kurt Nimmo Iraqi Elections: It’s all about Civil War, not Democracy’ http://kurtnimmo.com/blog/index.php?p=525 January 31, 2005). This zionist policy is not merely the exact opposite of america’s intended aims of the war but is against american interests.
It’s Zionism not Oil.
The Proliferation of Oil Rationales.
According to the energy information administration, "Iraq is believed to have the second-largest reserves of high-quality, easily accessible oil in the world - more than 112 billion barrels." (Martin Sieff ‘Analysis: How Bush got Iraq war cost wrong’ http://www.wpherald.com/storyview.php?StoryID=20050126-021958-8636r January 26, 2005). Many supposedly progressive political activists have claimed that america and brutland invaded iraq in order to gain control over iraq's oil. They have put forward many variations on this theme:-
Firstly, to enable america to protect its oil supply otherwise the american economy would ground to a halt.
Secondly, to prevent saddam from refusing to sell oil to america which would also cause the american economy to ground to a halt.
Thirdly, to prevent saddam from selling oil in euros rather than dollars.
Fourthly, to enable american oil companies to profit from the rebuilding or modernization of iraq’s oil infrastructure.
Fifthly, to enable america’s military industrial complex to make huge profits from the war.
Sixthly, to enable america to recoup its war expenditures from the sale of iraqi oil.
Seventhly, to give america a better military opportunity to invade iran and take possession of its oil reserves.
The following are criticisms of these propositions.
Firstly, america did not have to invade iraq to protect its oil supply because it gets so little oil from that country, "The United States imports about 62 percent of its oil and other petroleum products. Only about 11 percent of domestic usage comes from the Persian Gulf countries. Saudi Arabia, for example, supplies about 7.2 percent of domestic usage. Our main imports by far come from Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, and Nigeria. From January to July 2004, Saudi Arabia was fourth, just ahead of Nigeria and behind Canada, Mexico, and Venezuela. Iraq was sixth. These figures are from the American Petroleum Institute." (Charley Reese ‘Not What You Think’ http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article7338.htm November 20th 2004).
Secondly, saddam never had any intention of refusing to sell oil to the americans. On the contrary, he wanted america to buy as much iraqi oil as possible. He was intent on selling oil to boost his military defences so that he could protect his country from attacks by the zionist state. He never refused to put iraqi oil on the market, it was the west which embargoed iraqi oil. The reason that america and brutland imposed this embargo was precisely because they didn’t want iraq to use its oil revenues to rearm itself and pose a threat to zionist hegemony in the middle east. The idea that the allies invaded iraq because they wanted to stop saddam from turning off the oil is absurd given that it was these countries which embargoed iraqi oil.
Thirdly, it is quite true that if saddam sold iraqi oil in euros it would have had a significant economic impact on the dollar. But this was not a justification for the war. It was only an after-the-invasion rationalization. Saddam didn’t threaten to sell oil in euros until after the bush administration had decided to invade the country.
Fourthly, in the 1990s american oil companies were opposed to the invasion of iraq and sought to take advantage of the situation only after zionists in the bush administration took the decision to invade iraq.
Fifthly, the military industrial complex have doubtlessly made vast profits from the war but they could have made even greater profits from selling arms to saddam. It is in the american military’s interests for arab/moslem countries to industrialize; become as prosperous as possible; and buy military weapons in order to defend themselves. (It is also in the interests of america’s consumer industries for arab/moslem countries to industrialize; become as prosperous as possible; and import as many american goods as possible. This would have provided a huge boost to the american economy). However, this is the exact opposite of what the zionist state in palestine wanted. What it fears the most is arab/moslem countries using their oil revenues to industrialize and then increasing their military power.
Sixthly, the costs of the military action against iraq far outweigh any oil revenues that america could steal from iraq. The allies spent huge amounts of money on the 1990 gulf war; the subsequent thirteen years of military attrition against saddam; the invasion of iraq; and then the occupation of the country. The allies’ military costs will be far greater than they could recoup from selling iraqi oil. In other words, there was no economic benefit for america to be derived from invading iraq and acquiring its oil.
Ronald bleier has argued, "While Iraq's immense oil reserves are very important and already one of the contracts to rebuild the Iraqi oil infrastructure has gone to a Halliburton subsidiary and undoubtedly more such contracts will flow to American firms, nevertheless it's a misunderstanding to think that this is a "war for oil." The numbers tell a good part of the story. Although its oil reserves are second only to Saudi Arabia's, Iraq represents merely 3% of the world's pumping capacity. It would take ten years and an estimated $40 billion to bring Iraqi output to 6 million barrels a day (double its pre 1991 pumping level). Over the ten year post-war period, total revenue from Iraqi oil exports have been estimated at $300 billion, short of the estimated $350 billion that the war plus five years of peacekeeping is expected to cost the United States. The costs of rebuilding Iraq over the next ten years are estimated at $400 billion. In the current atmosphere it's more than likely that the bulk of Iraq's oil revenue will go towards rebuilding Iraq, rather than reimbursing the U.S. treasury for the costs of the war. (Donald F. Hepburn, "Is It a War for Oil," Middle East Policy, Vol X, No. 1 Spring 2003; see also "Iraq oil, the reality," Dilip Hiro, Middle East International, 10 January 2003)." (Ronald Bleier ‘Invading Iraq: Converging u.s. and Israeli Agendas’ http://desip.igc.org/ConvergingAgendas.html April 2003).
Martin sieff has updated the picture .. "the soaring annual federal budget deficit for 2005 to $427 billion, the greatest in U.S. history. It was not supposed to be this way. The liberation of Iraq was to have been the war that paid for itself in spades and gave U.S. corporations the inside track on the greatest energy bonanza of the 21st century. Instead, it has become a fiscal nightmare, a monetary Vietnam that already accounts for around 15 percent of the annual U.S. budget deficit, a figure likely to only grow remorselessly into the unforeseeable future. One of the most comprehensive analyses of the war's costs was published in December by Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. He projected the cost of the war to the end of 2004 at $128 billion plus unfunded future equipment replacement, upgrades and major maintenance of $5 billion to $10 billion. By the end of 2005, Cordesman concluded, that figure would soar to $212 billion to $232 billion, again without including equipment maintenance, upgrades and replacements. By the end of 2007, even assuming the war does not spread or get dramatically worse than it currently is, Cordesman projected its cost at $308 billion to $328 billion." (Martin Sieff ‘Analysis: How Bush got Iraq war cost wrong’ http://www.wpherald.com/storyview.php?StoryID=20050126-021958-8636r January 26, 2005).
Even an american patriot like juan cole agrees, "A war against Iraq will be expensive. It will cost you, the taxpayer, about $300 billion over five years. I know Wolfowitz is telling you Iraq's oil revenues will pay for it all, but that's ridiculous. Iraq only pumps about $10 billion a year worth of oil, and it's going to need that just to run the new government we're putting in. No, we're going to have to pay for it, ourselves." (Juan Cole ‘The Speech Bush Should have Given’ http://www.juancole.com/2005_01_01_juancole_archive.html January 26, 2005).
The idea that america could invade iraq and syphon off the country’s oil was absurd given the likelihood that iraqis would prevent such a policy from being implemented by blowing up the country’s oil pipeline system. So extensive has been the bombing of the country’s pipelines that only a small fraction of the country’s oil is currently being exported. "So far, no significant amounts of Iraqi oil have been produced for world markets since the war ended. Therefore Iraqi oil exports, which were running at 2.6 million to 2.8 million barrels per day before the war began in March, have now further dropped." (Martin Sieff ‘Analysis: How Bush got Iraq war cost wrong’ http://www.wpherald.com/storyview.php?StoryID=20050126-021958-8636r January 26, 2005).
Finally, there is no economic sense in a follow-up american invasion of iran, "Attacking Iran doesn't make good economic sense, either. Iran is OPEC's second-largest oil producer and holds 10% of the world's proven oil reserves. It also has the world's second largest natural gas reserves (after Russia). Oil and gas prices have recently soared in response to rising global demand and heightened security concerns in the Middle East. Iran is unlikely to maintain its current level of oil production in the face of a massive military assault. The loss of just a fraction of Iranian oil production through collateral damage, sabotage, or economic embargo could trigger a severe global recession." (Daniel T. Barkley Preemptive Strikes Will Not Disarm Iran’ http://www.antiwar.com/orig/barkley.php?articleid=4009 November 19, 2004).
The Zionist Dimension.
It has been argued that america’s invasion of iraq had nothing to do with oil but was promoted by israeli traitors in the bush administration for the sake of the jews-only state in palestine. However, although zionists promoted the invasion primarily for their own military purposes they also saw the invasion as an opportunity to boost their oil interests. There were two factors involved.
Firstly, the zionists’ supported an american invasion of iraq because they hoped it would lead to the re-opening of an oil pipeline from iraq to the jews-only state, "As to the real reason for the war in Iraq, well that is all too easy to answer. The Iraq war which is spiraling out of control was actually about oil, but not oil destined for the United States. Israel, through deception, instigated the conflict in an attempt to gain access to Iraqi oil. I am sure that many are familiar with the pipeline which runs from Iraq into Jordan and at one time continued on to Haifa. While the pipeline was used to ship oil to Jordan the flow to Palestine was cutoff in 1948." (John Anast ‘Iraq: How did we get here?’ November 7th 2003); "In April 2003 the New York Observer quoted Chalabi as promising that a peace treaty with Israel would be at "the top of the agenda" of a new Iraqi government, and said that he was involved in talks with Washington and Jerusalem about construction of an oil pipeline from Mosul to Jerusalem. ." (Rachelle Marshall ‘Bush and Sharon Pursue a Common Goal: Dominance Over the Middle East’ Washington Report on Middle East Affairs http://www.wrmea.com/archives/May_2004/0405006.html May 2004, pages 6-8); "Israel is in the midst of its plan to use the United States military, which it controls, to conquer Iraq and divert Iraqi oil to the Haifa refinery via the Mosul to Haifa pipeline. The U.S. has built airbases at H2 and H3 (which stand for Haifa 2 and Haifa 3) to protect this strategic pipeline. The pipeline is intact, fully operational, and is being used to covertly send oil to Israel. Paid for with the blood of American soldiers that die in Iraq." (George W Bush Terrorist in the White House ‘THE WAR FOR ISRAEL - (and you thought the oil was for the U.S.)’ http://www.nogw.com/warforisrael.html).
As far as the zionists were concerned such a pipeline would be an important bonus but it was not the primary purpose of their invasion. They may have believed that the invasion of iraq would be popular and that reopening the pipeline, and thus securing zionists’ oil supply, would be a fairly easy matter but from a military point of view such expectations were unrealistic. Iraqis were unlikely to accept america stealing their oil and they were even less likely to accept this being done by zionists. In addition, it is highly likely that turkey would have opposed such a pipeline, "Iraqi oil is now being transported via Turkey to a small Mediterranean port near the Syrian border. The transit fee collected by Turkey is an important source of revenue for the country. This line has been damaged by sabotage twice in recent weeks and is presently out of service. In response to rumors about the possible Kirkuk-Mosul-Haifa pipeline, Turkey has warned Israel that it would regard this development as a serious blow to Turkish-Israeli relations. Sources in Jerusalem suggest that the American hints about the alternative pipeline are part of an attempt to apply pressure on Turkey." (Amiram Cohen ‘U.S. checking possibility of pumping oil from northern Iraq to Haifa, via Jordan’ itszone http://www.itszone.co.uk/zone0/viewtopic.php?t=16727 c.2004).
Secondly, and much more ambitiously, the zionist neocons wanted to invade iraq and then nationalize iraqi oil, in order to flood the market with oil. This would have brought about significant military and political benefits to the jews-only state in undermining oil revenues to arab/moslem countries and causing the break-up of opec. "The presentation also claimed that the regime change in Iraq would help put pressure on Saudi Arabia, since a major increase in Iraqi oil production would take away the Saudi markets in the west. With reduced dependence on Saudi oil, the US could confront the House of Saud for (what this presentation alleges to be) its support of terrorism." (‘Real Reasons for the US Invasion: The Current Strategic Agenda of the United States’ Aspects of India’s Economy Nos. 33 & 34 - http://www.rupe-india.org/34/agenda.html December 2002.
The zionists controlling the new iraqi administration tried to force through the plan but were eventually defeated, "In the run up to the 2003 U.S.-led conquest of Iraq to topple its dictator Saddam Hussein, conferences and studies commissioned by hawkish conservative think tanks in Washington debated and prepared models for privatization of the Iraqi oil industry with, of course, major U.S. participation. A Heritage Foundation study by Ariel Cohen and Gerald O'Driscoll argued, "The Bush administration should provide leadership and guidance for the future Iraqi government ... (including) a massive, orderly and transparent privatization of state-owned enterprises, especially the restructuring and privatization of the oil sector." Commented John B. Judis in The New Republic on Jan. 20, 2003, "The study has been well-received by administration neo-conservatives." Neo-conservative pundits with equal faith and fervor argued that Iraqi oil revenues would finance the country's own reconstruction after the war and that they could even be used to offset some U.S. military operating costs, surely a cheap price to pay for liberating the Iraqi people from Saddam's terrible yoke. But it hasn't worked out that way." (Martin Sieff ‘Analysis: How Bush got Iraq war cost wrong’ http://www.wpherald.com/storyview.php?StoryID=20050126-021958-8636r January 26, 2005); "Two years ago today - when President George Bush announced US, British and Allied forces would begin to bomb Baghdad - protesters claimed the US had a secret plan for Iraq's oil once Saddam had been conquered. In fact there were two conflicting plans, setting off a hidden policy war between neo-conservatives at the Pentagon, on one side, versus a combination of "Big Oil" executives and US State Department "pragmatists". "Big Oil" appears to have won. The latest plan, obtained by Newsnight from the US State Department was, we learned, drafted with the help of American oil industry consultants. Insiders told Newsnight that planning began "within weeks" of Bush's first taking office in 2001, long before the September 11th attack on the US. The industry-favoured plan was pushed aside by a secret plan, drafted just before the invasion in 2003, which called for the sell-off of all of Iraq's oil fields. The new plan was crafted by neo-conservatives intent on using Iraq's oil to destroy the Opec cartel through massive increases in production above Opec quotas. Mr Aljibury, once Ronald Reagan's "back-channel" to Saddam, claims that plans to sell off Iraq's oil, pushed by the US-installed Governing Council in 2003, helped instigate the insurgency and attacks on US and British occupying forces. "Insurgents used this, saying, 'Look, you're losing your country, you're losing your resources to a bunch of wealthy billionaires who want to take you over and make your life miserable,'" said Mr Aljibury from his home near San Francisco. "We saw an increase in the bombing of oil facilities, pipelines, built on the premise that privatisation is coming." Ms Jaffe says US oil companies are not warm to any plan that would undermine Opec and the current high oil price: "I'm not sure that if I'm the chair of an American company, and you put me on a lie detector test, I would say high oil prices are bad for me or my company."" (Greg Palast Newsnight BBC2 ‘Secret US plans for Iraq's oil’ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/4354269.stm March 17th 2005).
The zionists’ strategy would have benefited the jews-only state and also american consumers. However, it would not benefit american oil corporations and, in the end, the plan was scuppered. The zionists might have thought this was an important strategic goal but it was no more realistic of them to believe that iraqis would not scupper the reopening of the oil pipeline from iraq to the jews-only state than to believe that america’s major oil companies would be willing to sell oil cheaply and thus suffer a significant drop in their profits.
Zionists in the bush administration pushed america into the proxy zionist war against iraq for the sake of the jews-only state in palestine. They used the oil argument to lure american support for the invasion. They hoped the jews-only state would further benefit from an oil-pipeline and the break up of opec but these were only bonuses to the main purpose. There is only one country in the world that benefited from the 1990 war to evict saddam from kuwait and the 2003 invasion of iraq and that is the jews-only occupied state of palestine.
One of the reasons that zionists want to prevent iran from becoming friendly with america is that american oil companies want to build an oil pipeline through iran. The zionists want the oil pipeline to go through turkey, "A lot is at stake for the neocons in this latest struggle - perhaps everything, in fact. If the United States reconciles with Iran, the oil pipeline from Baku, Azerbaijan to Ceyhan, Turkey, so passionately sought by Israel, would be in danger. The international oil companies operating in the Caspian Sea region immediately would push for a shorter and cheaper pipeline route - through Iran - to salt water." (Andrew I. Killgore ‘Neocons Battle Against U.S. Rapprochement With Iran’ Washington Report on Middle East Affairs http://www.wrmea.com/archives/May_2004/0405035.html May 2004, page 35).
Conclusions.
The reason america invaded iraq was because zionists in the bush administration duped americans into believing that saddam posed a nuclear threat to their survival. Their real goal in instigating this war was to boost the regional hegemony of the zionist state in the middle east. The american and brutish governments would never have launched an illegal, pre-emptive, war against iraq solely for the sake of oil. It was the israeli traitors in and around the american administration who pushed hardest for the war because they wanted to use american military power to eradicate iraq’s military threat to the zionist state in palestine.
Another factor which suggests that the zionist-dominated, american administration invaded iraq because it was far more concerned about the zionist state in palestine than oil, is that after the fall of saddam, zionists in and around the american administration insisted the american military should attack syria. But syria doesn’t have any oil deposits. It has no oil but it is the enemy of the zionist state.
The critical factor which reveals that the zionist lobby was responsible for pushing america into the invasion of iraq is america’s intervention in the 1973 war between the zionist state and the arab world. The nixon administration was faced by the choice of supporting the zionist state or the arab world and decided to help the zionists even though by doing so it risked the wrath of the arab world with its vast oil resources. The arab world’s retaliation for america’s support for the zionist state were two huge oil price increases which had a crippling effect on the american, and global, economy for many years. The american oil industry must have been appalled by nixon’s decision to support the zionists given that many american companies had huge investments in the arab world. What makes nixon’s decision even more remarkable was that the zionist state had nothing unique to offer america that other arab countries couldn’t also provide. It can be argued then that if, in 1973, the zionist lobby in america was powerful enough to persuade america to support the zionist state even though nixon knew this would seriously damage the american economy and american oil companies, then clearly thirty years later the zionist lobby would have been powerful enough to force the american administration into an invasion of iraq even though it was opposed by american oil companies. The zionists wanted an invasion of iraq to boost the military power of the zionist state in the middle east and prospect of an oil pipeline between iraq and the zionist state was just a bonus to this basic strategic consideration, "In their cultural-political effectiveness, Israel’s countless boosters are without peer. Despite the headlines and innuendo, the oil politics of the Bush-Cheney-Haliburton clique are a mere shadow of organized Zionism’s unparalleled prowess in America’s political marketplace. Indeed, the Politics of Oil always yield before Zionist preeminence. A case in point: the Yom Kippur war of 1973. "When Israel faced defeat before the united armies of Egypt and Syria, Sec. Of State Henry Kissinger ordered America armaments flown into the Israel-occupied Sinai Peninsula, giving Israel a pivotal advantage against her Arab foes. The ensuing Arab outrage produced the great oil embargo of 1973, sending the U.S. into a debilitating recession for the better part of a decade. To this day, the vast majority of Americans make no connection between America’s partisan, pro-Israel role during that historic Middle East war, and the price surge of oil and long lines at gas stations which followed. The political details (and lessons) of that event have simply slipped into an Orwellian ‘memory hole’ by the pro-Zionist managers of American Political Memory; otherwise, voters might understand the risks and costs associated with the sacred ‘special relationship’." (Mark Green with Wendy Campbell ‘Exit Neo-Conservatives, Enter Neo-Liberals’ http://www.aljazeerah.info/Opinion%20editorials/2004%20opinions/
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