RE: Angela�s Plan

West is simply interested in robbing the Muslims. There is no point in making peace with the West.

It will come back again at some other pretext.

candid wrote: West is simply interested in robbing the Muslims. There is no point in making peace with the West. It will come back again at some other pretext.

I wasn�t aware that the West was robbing the Muslims� of anything.

Perhaps you could enlighten us as to what the Muslims� are being robbed of and who is doing the robbing.

Whisper wrote: I wasn�t aware that the West was robbing the Muslims� of anything. Then, kindly, do become aware by reading some serious books. West is not just robbing Muslims, but almost anyone and everyone. The poor and now badly bleeding Latin American robbed are not Muslims.

Has anyone else noticed that my own personal stalker is becoming even more desperate and pathological in his attempts to garner my attention? He's now gone to such desperate means as to answer on behalf of other posters.

Ruggedtouch wrote:

"I wasn�t aware that the West was robbing the Muslims� of anything.

Perhaps you could enlighten us as to what the Muslims� are being
robbed of and who is doing the robbing."

You might have a less rugged touch if you informed yourself about
Muslim's grievances before posting: this is a community here, you'll
find several regular posters who can confidently speak for most of us
when it comes to standing up for Muslim's concerns.

Since you seem to be having some trouble grasping today's reality,
here's some information for you.
From: "Grand Theft Babylon" by Ann Berg posted at www.antiwar.com

"Iraq is on the verge of ceding control of its oil reserves to American
and British oil companies. If all goes as planned, the oil giants will
have performed the heist of the century.

A little-known analysis by Greg Muttitt in November 2005 for Global
Policy Forum reveals the breathtaking earnings to be generated by
the "production sharing agreements" [.pdf] ready for signing the day
Iraq officially forms its new government. These agreements, which in
name imply revenue-sharing and state control over the underground
assets, in truth are vehicles so skewed in favor of Anglo-American
petroleum companies that they have no counterpart in today's oil
world.

According to Muttitt's conservative estimates, Iraq stands to lose
between $74-194 billion in these agreements over the life of the
contracts, which will most likely be in effect for 40 years. Instead of
the average rate of return of 12 percent generated by most oil field
development investments today, these arrangements will net
between 42 and 162 percent."

You can find more on the ongoing looting of Iraq (and hence thieving
from Muslims) being carried out by the Bush administration along
with countless private 'contracters' in Iraq at www.alternet.org
articles titled: Bush's Petro-Cartel Almost Has Iraq's Oil by Joshua
Holland