Fahrenheit Gold and Oil – Carving Up the Spoils of Iraq

Carving up the spoils from the Iraq war were initiated back in the spring of 2001 when the Cheney Task Force on Energy met with the leaders of the corporate oil world. Inside the meeting room the executives passed around a map of Iraq but unlike most maps we have seen, this one was devoid of cities, towns, or regions. This map detailed Iraq’s oil fields.

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Well it’s official. Bush is in for another four years and the neo conservative agenda will move forward as planned. For investors, we can look forward to a continued bullish run with gold, and very likely a huge spike in oil prices due to another Mid East crisis.

The big prize for the Bush administration though will be securing the Iraqi oil fields and putting these prized assets into the hands of friendly U.S. oil corporations. The big dogs of the corporate world stand to clean up but so will the common investor who can read the writing on the wall. Today I will outline how the agenda will play out in Iraq over the next four years and how you can protect your assets and make significant profits in the process.

In my last article, I mentioned that in February of 2003 while Colin Powell was trying to drum up international support for invading Iraq, a secret government document was being formed which would outline plans to privatize Iraq’s oil sector and the rest of the country’s economy. At that time BBC investigative journalist Greg Palast obtained a copy of that report which originated from inside the State Department.

Carving up the spoils from the Iraq war were initiated back in the spring of 2001 when the Cheney Task Force on Energy met with the leaders of the corporate oil world. Inside the meeting room the executives passed around a map of Iraq but unlike most maps we have seen, this one was devoid of cities, towns, or regions. This map detailed Iraq’s oil fields.

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