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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room

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To: GaAs52 who wrote (62929)4/20/2006 9:29:00 AM
From: Bruce L   of 206249
 
<<<<This frenzy is also grown by the conflict escalating foreign policy (and statements) of Bush adm.>>>

"Conflict escalating" foreign policy?

Your statement, of course, is just more Bush bashing. It is therefore "political" and thus inappropriate for this Board.

I find it interesting though that you do not identify any specific foreign policy initiative that you think qualifies it for one that is "conflict escalating." Other than the "invasion" itself, I don't think you can. Yours is just more of the Michael Moore's campaign to portray President Bush -without EVER getting specific - as 'fourty miles of bad road.'

<<<<Cool the conflict, pull the crude price down to $40 and both Ven, and Iran regime will change in a year or two without a single US soldier getting hurt.>>>>

More simplistic thinking of the sort expected of one who has never studied history!

The example you give in support is the Soviet Union which you claim collapsed because of the fall in the price of oil. Not a single historian would agree with you. The Soviet Union collapsed because its socialist, centralized economy could not compete - and grow - relative to the West.

If you were right, then the Iranian regime (which began in 1979 with the Iranian Revolution) would have already fallen in the same way (you say) as the USSR!!
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