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Alan.Greenspan.Suckered.The.White.House.Who
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Alan Greenspan has just Suckered the White House!
Another ‘Elder Statesman’ spills the bloodbeans!
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AMERICA’s elder statesman of finance, Alan Greenspan, has shaken the White House by declaring that the prime motive for the war in Iraq was oil.
In his long-awaited memoir, to be published tomorrow, Greenspan, a Republican whose 18-year tenure as head of the US Federal Reserve was widely admired, will also deliver a stinging critique of President George W Bush’s economic policies.
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| However, it is his view on the motive for the 2003 Iraq invasion that is likely to provoke the most controversy. “I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil,” he says. |
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[Yes Alan, & what, pray tell, is the ~ Federal Reserve really all about? Only a private group of Gangster Banksters printing money digits out of thin air since 1913. Then, lending it to the USA at enormous rates of interest. Yes it’s the loan sharkers dream team. A bunch of elderly criminals from all the old-time European & East Coast WASP family crime syndicates – Morgans, Rockfellers, Warburgs etc etc. If you had such a problem with the criminal invasion of Iraq, then why the fuck did you fund it? But I guess, your are wise enough to know that, had to blocked it, you’d have had a plane accident.]
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Greenspan, 81, is understood to believe that Saddam Hussein posed a threat to the security of oil supplies in the Middle East.
Britain and America have always insisted the war had nothing to do with oil. Bush said the aim was to disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction and end Saddam’s support for terrorism.
Oh! Sorry did that shock you?
[So Mr. Greenspan, in the next edition of your bestseller print these stats please –
Number Of Iraqis Slaughtered In America's War on Iraq 1,044,607
Number of U.S. Military Personnel Sacrificed (Officially acknowledged) In America's War On Iraq 3,780, 12’000 Dead (Unofficially)
Cost of U.S. War and Occupation of Iraq
$451,232,370,011]
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