Iran plans to launch missiles and torpedoes as part of its ongoing naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, as the country's oil minister says crude prices will break $200 if sanctions are imposed on Iran's oil exports. (previously) [View news story]
It is interesting that according to macro-economic pundits we have never before had the extent of "peacetime" world debt we have now accumulated. It is proposed that only a war can result in the currency implosion we need to see. I hate to think about this but at some point one of the major developed countries HAS to go to war and of course the US has a history of using war for economic gain. Since Iran is run by a madman who can understand this, he will have no choice but to instigate the others.
Iran plans to launch missiles and torpedoes as part of its ongoing naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, as the country's oil minister says crude prices will break $200 if sanctions are imposed on Iran's oil exports. (previously) [View news story]
I really doubt that this is a significant issue for China as long as the Russians send the oil.
Iran plans to launch missiles and torpedoes as part of its ongoing naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, as the country's oil minister says crude prices will break $200 if sanctions are imposed on Iran's oil exports. (previously) [View news story]
I just keep buying energy sector stocks, gold, and silver. This Iranian crap is just a small portion of the economic disaster that will bring the soup of international economic tapping out to a nice STEADY boil.
Iran plans to launch missiles and torpedoes as part of its ongoing naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, as the country's oil minister says crude prices will break $200 if sanctions are imposed on Iran's oil exports. (previously) [View news story]
Iran plans to launch missiles and torpedoes as part of its ongoing naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, as the country's oil minister says crude prices will break $200 if sanctions are imposed on Iran's oil exports. (previously) [View news story]
Iran plans to launch missiles and torpedoes as part of its ongoing naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, as the country's oil minister says crude prices will break $200 if sanctions are imposed on Iran's oil exports. (previously) [View news story]