October 18, 2006- The Big Signing

   Now that we are getting so close to the elections next month, the war in Iraq is becoming about as big of a political football as you can get. So many politicians are going to made or broken by it in three weeks, so it is an important issue to say the least. However, no matter what the American people say about it, the war is sure to go on, and that's because there is a very important deadline coming up in it. The International Monetary Fund tried to find ways to reduce most of Iraq's debts, since they knew that they wiuld never be able to pay most of them anyway, and about the only thing that they could do is to come up with a plan for the country to use the revenues from the only asset they have left, and that's oil. So what they came up with was a plan on how Iraq is supposed to use its oil revenues, and they set a deadline of December, 2006 for that. As we all know, that is not far off, and Washington anxiously awaits that date so that the new law can be signed. The reason is not because they wrere the ones that drafted it, the real reason is because once that law is signed into place, the control of Iraq's oil revenues goes straight to America and its allies, and that would mean that Washington has accomplished exactly what they came to Iraq for, to get that oil revenue, and most importantly, get it paid in US dollars. So there's just no way that any statement that the American voters make in three weeks is about to stop anything over in Iraq, becasuse President Bush and hi scronies have been waiting for over three years for this moment, and now that they have come so close, no one is about to stop them at all. The reality is that the war in Iraq has never been about terrorism or regime change, it has been about America making itself the major player in the world's oil industry so that they can continue to control things like they always have before. So when that law is signed in December, that means that America has essentially won the war, despite anything that might be going on in Iraq at the time or afterwards, and that is why Washington will not change course at this time for anything. They see it as time for them to shut up the criticvs that have been harping on the fact that America has not gotten any of the oil revenue from Iraq thus far, that's because there has not been any framework constructed for them to do that, this is why they let the IMF set this deadline for an oil law. That is supposed to be the time for Mr. Businessman to start  making the big money that he was promised, so thsi is why that deadline day is the most importanht day for Iraq ecver since America came calling, fuck the elections, those were mere pretexts, this signing is the real deal, and that's why it means everything to Washington, so if some poor fuckers have to be made scapegoats in three weeks and get their asses voted out of office because they supported the war, too bad, because to Bush and his pals, it is all going to be worth it when that law gets signed. There is one problem with that though, and that is whether or not the current Iraqi governbment will sign on to this so obediently.

   As we recall, the Iraqi governemnt is supposed to be a democratically elected lot, meaning that they are supposed to be bound by the will of the electorate, just like out heroes in Washington are supposed to be. That poses a problem because there is virtually no one inj the electorate in Iraq that wants that law signed at all, they see it is legitimatization of America's criminal intents, stealing what rightfully belongs to the Iraqi people. So they would not want the puppet President to sign it at all, if he did, they would certainly mutiny against him. So that leaves the dude in a bind, does he do what the Americans say, or does he act like a real politician and do wht the people say? Either way, he loses out because the people regard him as a  puppet as it is, and do not believe  that he has their interests in mind at all, and if he meekly signs on come December, they will see that as business as usual and hate America even more. If they stand up to Washington and say no, Washington will not be pleased, and will probably have anotger course of action, and that would be to remove the entire Iraqi government and replace it with some hand picked affair that would be even worse puppets than the dudes already there. Since Washington expects resistance from the Iraqi goverment, they have already resigned themselves to finding another bunch of stooges and inserting them so that they get what they want. That would not look so good to the American people, so that will certainly be on the agenda for after the elections, when Bush is totally not accountable to anyone and is basically on his own. This would suit Washington fine, because they have been dissatisfied with the Iraqi government ever since they were elected, they consider them hacks instead of good puppets, and they have done exactly zero since they got in. That is another reason why the signing of that law is so important. because it govesd Washington an excuse to something else that they have wanted, replace that government and out an end to any silliness about Iraq ever having an elected government, because they can say that they trieds, but it did not work, so they had to try something else. America has always wanted a tribunal type government in Iraq, the elections were just a sham for th efolks at home, and now that irqq has descended into chaos, there are ample excuses for Washington to remove that government and replace it with that tribunal. The oil law things is just  an excuse, but a very good one, and it is a double victory for America because it gioves them the proper puppets they always wanted, and the massive money that they always wanted too. So the puppet President of Iraq had better start getting his affaris in order, because the chances that he shall meet with some sort of "terrorist violence" increase every day, and after November 7, they go sky high to the point of near certainty. The best that he can do is to try and stall things a bit and buy himself some more time, but that law shall be signed sooner or later, if not in December, then early in 2007, but it shall get done, and that shall be it for the elected Iraqi government.

   Washington has its own political agenda for that as well, and that would be appeasing those that are so upset over the war by making it look like they have seen the light. Because once they get that oil money, they no longer have to fight so hard in Iraq, no longer have to "stay the course", none of that, they will have gotten what they came to Iraq for and can slow it down now. What they can do then it to start sending some of the troops home from Iraq, knowing that this will play very well with the American people and make them forget the shit that has gone down since 2003 and even make them happy with the Administration. Making people happy is going to become important for Bush because he knows that he is leaving offiuce soon, and if he starts withdrawing troops from Iraq to some extent, he will make everyone think that he is a good guy again and help his image going into retirement. What he will fudge on is th efact that the troops that he will bring home are not the top line ones, they are the extras, the expendable ones, for the essential troops will stay in Iraq for a very long time, but there won't be any need for so many of them once that law is signed. That should bamboozle the people until at least 2009 when Bush is scheduled to leave, and that's all that he needs. There will be other beneficial effects for the American people once that law is signed too, like the fact that the price of gasoline will fall right back down as fast as it went up. We have already seen a massive drop in prices, and that was just part of the manipulation of oil prices that The Establishment likes to do, and once America starts getting all that Iraqi oil revenue in dollars, look for the price of gas to fall even lower than it has. That alone will make the American people so happy that they'll be more than willing to forget the trials and tribulations of Iraq thus far and will put the Administration back on solid footing with them. The reason that the prices of oil and shit weree artifically raised so high to begin with is so that the people would accept "lower" prices that were in reality higher than they were before all this started and that is what  will take place. Prices won't fall to lower levels than they were before 2003 or anything, just lower than they have been these last few years which will look good by comparison. As long as Americans won;t have to give up those gas guzzling SUV's that they love so much these days, they will not complain. Another benefit that will come from tyhat signing is that Washington will start bragging out the ass about how there have been no terrorist attacks on American soil in over five years now and that proves that everyone is safer now like Bush said they would be. Since Americans are such a gullible lot, they'll listen to that and believe that it is true as it stands, not because the last terrorist attack was allowed to occur and no others have since, and they'll be even happier. So these reasons are why Washington does not care much about some poor fuckers that wil llose out in three weeks, they are not necessary anyway, because the rewards are set to kick in after that election and Bush and company aren't going anywhere then, so if the others cannot stay around, too bad.

   The main problem with this rosy scenario is the fact that the war in Iraq will be very far fromover whether that law is signed or not and that land wil be in chaos. While the American enjoy cheap gas and oil, the Iraqis will be paying many times more for the shit, that is, when it is available. While the Americans enjoy terrorist free lives, the Iraqis wil be subject to acts of terror every day for years to come, terrorism will become a way of life there. While the Americans celebrate the return of some of the troops, the ones left behind will be in an even more dangerous situation, and they shall be killed and maimed in higher numbers than ever. The people of Iraq will essentially be left to fend for themselves admist the chaos, with no one helping them much at all. Bush and Co. do not care at all what happens to these people or to anyone else inside Iraq for that matter. They will ignore the fact that so many Iraqis will be destitute and starving while all of their oil money is going to Mr. American Businessman and his pals, and cover it up so that the news never reports on that. They want the Iraqis to be destroyed as much as possible for the same reasons that they wanted the native Americans destroyed, so that they can move in and take everything and no longer have to worry about these pesky people. That way they can move their own people into Iraq and then have the puppet state that they wanted, because they know that there's no way that they'll ever get it via military means, for too many iraqia hate the Americans and want them gone. If America pulls back in Iraq using that oil law as an excuse, it won't be them that wil be leaving Iraq, it wil be the Iraqi people, leaving in body bags, and Washington likes that just fine. Their real reason for wanting that law signed is so that they can do what their own people want and leave Iraq, at least to some extent, and let the Iraqi people fight it out among one another, and kill one another with gusto and make it safe for America to rule the land decades down the road. So this signing is truly going to be the most important events in the new Iraq's history, and not for the reasons that Washington will spout when it happens. The reality of it is that this shall be the culmination of America's plans for Iraq in so many ways, the real reasons that they started  the war, and they see the finish line in sight and are sprinting to get there. It does not matter to them one iota what anyone might say otherwise, for they shall have zero power in trying to put a stop to it, as that is the way that this has always been set up. the International Monetary Fund was well aware of this when they drafted the law, but they surely felt that they had no choice in it, and with this framework, they were able to get themselves a kickback of everythinjg, so they did not go away empty handed, so they went along with the charade. So no matter what anyone might think when they see the events that will follow this law signing, whenever that may be, America has not lost the war in Iraq, no matter how many of  its people get killed or how much  money it all costs, or how chaotic the entire Middle east may become, for the objective here was to secure American control over the oil industry so that American dollars stayed the currency that oil was dealt in, and whenever that law is signed into reality by whatever puppet dudes that Washington installs, it will be  a declaration of victory for America, the only victory that Washington ever really wanted, and that is why its signing will be the biggest signing of a document since the Magna catra back in 1215.

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