lördag 5 mars 2011

11th of March - Day of rage in Saudi Arabia

People in Saudi Arabia may be planning a Day of Rage on March 11. This event may or may not happen, but even minor demonstrations could send oil prices skyrocketing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPyxcpDVdDI

Friday is the Day of Rage in Saudi Arabia. There might be a revolution there. "No kingdom is an island, particularly when it sits in a sea of revolution."

In Yemen, the dictator Saleh is still killing people, but his days are numbered.

In Bahrain, the dictatorship is killing women and children with British weapons.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91vACMWGRIY

And of course Mr Soros with the quotes below also is talking about Saudi Arabia.. or..?

Oil wealth 'must be shared' with citizens says Soros
Citizens of oil producing nations must see more benefit from their country's national resources, billionaire investor George Soros has told the BBC
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12643419

But isent't it strange how he sort up always tends to point at Iran? One would imagine that IF you really want to promote "democracy" you'd start in these countries you have a real influence on? By the way who woted for Soros?

Cuss it ain't pressy in Saudia, dont you agree:

Saudi Arabia’s authoritarian monarch has dispatched at least 30 tanks and possibly as many as 1,000 soldiers to neighboring Bahrain in an effort to supress a popular uprising there.
http://freedomist.com/2011/03/01/saudi-forces-to-support-brutal-crackdown-in-bahrain/

Could the next Mideast uprising happen in Saudi Arabia?
The United States has a great deal at stake in Saudi Arabia, though Americans often look at the Saudis with distaste. As one senior Saudi government official once asked me: "What does the United States share with a country where women can't drive, the Koran is the constitution and beheadings are commonplace?" It's a tough question, but the answer, quite simply, is geopolitics - and that we know and like Saudi's U.S.-educated liberal elites.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/02/25/AR2011022503188.html

The blaze of revolution seems to be roaring toward Saudi Arabia. Some of the demands citizens are making include resolving high unemployment (which is nearly 11 percent), raising minimum wage, addressing political corruption, abolishing, “all illegal restrictions on women,” and doing away with “unjustified taxes and fees,” Reuters reported on Tuesday.It also noted that a Facebook page was calling for a “Day of Rage” on March 11.
http://www.examiner.com/christianity-politics-in-national/potential-saudi-arabia-day-of-rage-on-march-11-could-cause-new-oil-high#ixzz1FjFB5EKb

So Soros, why this obsession with Iran..?

Lindsey Williams Exclusive: Nwo to Target Iran & Saudi Arabi Next, Oil to Hit $200 a Barrel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-kmI1hzbI0&feature=related

Lindsey Williams Reveals Source Ken Fromm formerly of Richfield Oil - Alex Jones Show 5/11/10
http://vodpod.com/watch/4838711-lindsey-williams-reveals-source-ken-fromm-formerly-of-richfield-oil-alex-jones-show-51110

US Warship, more precisely the US 6th Fleet is now starting to make some moves indicating they may aim at getting involved in Libya:

U.S. Invasion Of Libya? US Sixth Fleet Begins Repositioning
http://vodpod.com/watch/5676473-u-s-invasion-of-libya-us-sixth-fleet-begins-repositioning?u=mybetter4you&c=mybetter4you

Whilst the port for the US 5th Fleet is at Baharain one but wonders if these US troops will be deployed in order to protect the Baharani people from a possible Saudi-Arabian intervention?

Al always Celente is very worth while listening to:

The Middle East protests have fueled more than just a change in Democracy; it looks like these political outbursts will affect the gas pump as well. There are reports that crude oil could rise up to 200 dollars a barrel. Director of the Trends Research Institute Gerald Celente says the role of the Federal Reserve, interest rates and the potential oil crisis out of the Middle East could be detrimental to the United States economy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SiSlzYhiFU

There is nothing that clears debt as a war. If you then have really, really big debt you then need a really big war. Just like what you would get if you engaged in a war against Iran?

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