The importance of the continued unraveling of the BushLaden scandal is not simply to expose a single example of current corruption. The unraveling of this tangled web opens the way to see into the core of corruption that is threatening the very existence of the United States of America as defined by The Constitution and The Bill of Rights.
I am seeing history repeat itself in the most uncanny ways.
In fact, the same families, businesses and agendas show up again and again.
This long-running play, now featured in Afghanistan involving the oil companies has been running for the entire last century. The families simply replace the actors with younger family members and update the costumes.
The family traditional businesses have been passed down from the British Empire in the name of their GOD, (Gold, Oil, Drugs), through imperialistic policies enforced by their favorite business, arms; in polite company known as “the defense industry”.
In the meantime the American public has lost the plot.
Will America also become a lost plot?
Will there come a time when those who dare to speak of the United States of America as defined by The Constitution and The Bill of Rights be considered a threat to The Homeland Security and be silenced?
See and Speak America, while you can.
Hopefully, one day soon it will be appreciated that the oil outside of our country is not ours.
We do not have the right to go in and manipulate foreign governments and kill their civilians to obtain their resource.
Perhaps it will be seen that our current leaders are in fact simply heads of transnational corporations who pursue a global power.
These “American” leaders are willing to send American citizens to die for their sick agendas.
Our “American” leaders are in fact selling America out.
The current series of meetings with China and Russia have nothing to do with stopping global terrorism; they are all about their Family businesses.
In fact, all the wars in the middle east have been about the same thing.
This illegal war is the latest Terrorist Attack commanded by a few who dare to call themselves our leaders.
While I can speak I will dare call this treason.
OK, we know that a large part of the agenda for our current presense in Afghanistan has to do with oil and gas.
The Caspian Sea region with its vast oil and gas reserves has been the scene of a “feeding frenzy” with many oil companies jockeying for position.
The pipeline projects going west to Europe have been been sorted out through The Balkan Wars.
The most profitable and outrageous U.S. “Silk Road” projects originate in Turkmenistan and are to get natural gas and oil to China and Japan.
THE LASTEST INFORMATION VERIFYING THIS IS AS FOLLOWS:
BATEMAN, A SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANY, USING AMERICAN MONEY AND WORKING WITH A HALLIBURTON COMPANY, HAS JUST FINISHED A GAS COMPRESSION PLANT IN TURKMENISTAN!!!
Bateman Project Holdings Ltd., (BATEMAN), is not a native South African company; the board members and executives are mostly German with some Israelis and British.
The plant was started in 1998 and opened as scheduled this month.
It may only be coincidence that the U.S. had plans prior to 911 to invade Afghanistan in October.
The gas compressing equipment was supplied by Dresser-Rand, a Halliburton company until it was sold for $536 million last year.
Dick Cheney was the CEO of Halliburton until he became the VP.
BATEMAN has merged with U.S. companies and has many global projects including in the U. S. and Columbia. Besides their usual energy and mineral joint projects, one involves water processing plants here in the U.S., a plan to soon sell us water!
From their website with photos under BATEMAN GLOBE 23:
“Besides acting as the main contractor for the project, BATEMAN was also instrumental in making the financial arrangements covering 100 % of the project cost. In the process, several ‘firsts’ were established, as this was the first time that the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im) financed a gas transaction in Turkmenistan and that Ex-Im entered into a joint financing agreement with the credit agencies of Israel (IFTRIC) and the Czechoslovakian Republic (EGAP) for a project in Central Asia.”
http://www.bateman.co.za/go.htm
In 1998, the U. S. financed a feasibility study for the then U.K. company Mobil, along with Halliburton and Exxon to do projects in Turkmenistan.
Mobil and Exxon have since merged.
http://www.gasandoil.com/goc/news/ntc82686.htm
The Halliburton company, Brown and Root, has been involved in the Turkmenistan pipeline projects since at least 1995.
Since then as well, Exxon has been reported to be working with China and Japan on Turkmenistan pipeline projects.
http://www.sipa.columbia.edu/RESOURCES/CASPIAN/inf_p53.html
http://www.bisnis.doc.gov/bisnis/country/000801txener.htm
There are other articles about Exxon and Halliburton working with China and Japan on U.S. funded oil and gas projects out of Turkmenistan but I can only access them through the WSJ’s Dow Jones Publication Library. If someone wants them I can copy and post.
Exxon also sold off on of it’s oil field ventures to an Israeli company, Bara Group Ltd. (C.BAR). So again, we see the involvement of Israel.
Please keep in mind this oil and gas is to go to China and Japan.
There is also an article at WSJ from last year with a very interesting title describing how many gas companies have been in China to make deals for the expected LNG (liquified natural gas), demand. It is: SLOW BOATS MAY SOON BE ON THE WAY TO CHINA FOR NEW OPIUM.
Here on RMNs, UselessEater reported the U.S. joint Oil and Gas Industry Forum met in 1998 in Beijing and 1999 in Houston.
http://www.rumormillnews.net/cgi-bin/config.pl?read=12380
The BBC Monitoring (again from WSJ) reported another meeting involving China and Japan about Turkmenistan oil and gas in Houston in May of 2000.
In fact, there is a Special Advisor to the President and Secretary of State for Caspian Basin Energy Diplomacy. In a speech in December 1998, he said some very revealing things about “U.S. energy policy” in the Caspian Sea region.
“The fundamental objective of U.S. policy in the Caspian, therefore, is
not simply to build oil and gas pipelines. Rather, it is to use those
pipelines, which must be commercially viable, as tools for
establishing a political and economic framework that will strengthen
regional cooperation and stability and encourage reform for the next
several decades.”
…” In addition to serving as an honest broker of these sorts of
discussions, the U.S. Government views its proper role with respect to
Caspian pipelines as a catalyst on financing through our trade finance
and investment agencies. Last May, we announced our Caspian Sea
Initiative, an unprecedented effort by the U.S. Government's s three
finance and investment agencies, the Trade and Development Agency
(TDA), the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), and EXIM
Bank, to coordinate their efforts to promote investment in energy
projects throughout the Caspian region. The first major step in this
effort was TDA's launching last June of a feasibility study for a
trans-Caspian gas pipeline. In October, TDA announced a new grant of
$823,000 to BOTAS, the Turkish pipeline consortium, for U.S. technical
assistance. The grant will allow BOTAS to gain access to U.S.
expertise on technical, financial, environmental, and legal matters
associated with negotiation of the Baku-Ceyhan oil pipeline and the
trans-Caspian gas pipeline. TDA, OPIC, and EXIM Bank are also opening
a Caspian Trade and Investment Finance Center in Ankara. The Center,
staffed by representatives of the three U.S. Government trade finance
agencies, will spearhead U.S. efforts to mobilize financing for
projects in the region. Congress also has underscored its support for
the Caspian Sea Initiative by including language in this year's report
language for the Foreign Operations Act that encourages OPIC to raise
its internal limits on participation in Caspian energy projects,
subject to normal due diligence and prudent underwriting practices.”
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/morning.htm
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Well, as I mentioned, history repeats itself in the most uncanny ways.
Exxon, now Exxon Mobil, is the company formerly known as John D. Rockerfeller’s Standard Oil.
Standard Oil has a very interesting history on 2 counts.
It was the first company able to give businesses the same rights as individuals.
A very important issue that our forefathers, who wrote The Declaration of Independence, had with England was British Crown Companies.
To avoid this situation, in the U.S., a corporation was granted a charter by a State. The State had the right to revoke the Charter if the corporation was shown to be harmful to State or citizen.
Back in the early part of the century, New York refused to grant Standard Oil a charter. So they went over to New Jersey and got one and then got the laws changed in court to give a corporation the same rights as an individual.
Later Standard Oil was cited with violations against The Trading with the Enemy Act for continuing to supply Hitler’s Germany with oil during WWII.
Oddly enough so was the Harriman company, that became Root and Brown, a Halliburton company.
The Harriman family along with W. Bush’s grandfather ran the Harriman company.
Halliburton was Cheney’s company.
For some of the Standard Oil history of Exxon and article titled:
EXXON UNLEASHED: How the world’s most powerful corporation plans to dominate the new age of oil exploration. See:
http://www.businessweek.com:/print/magazine/content/01_15/b3727001.htm?mainwindow
For the connections to Hilter and WW II see:
BUSH FAMILY HISTORY OF TRADING WITH THE ENEMY
http://www.rumormillnews.net/cgi-bin/config.pl?read=12439
For more history about Standard Oil see:
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/energy.htm
For an exquisite account of the ANCIENT HISTORY of the corrosive effect of the corrupt oil corporations on the government of the United States see:
http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa-159.html
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