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To: Antar who wrote (92207)

7/5/2012 12:34:21 AM

From: Maurice Winn

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The price of oil is a function of reality, not theory. Threats to Iran are just theory.. Unless production and transport are actually physically stopped, the price of oil doesn't change. There is an expression, supply and demand. When a lot of people want to buy something, the supply of which can't be easily increased, the price is bid higher to get possession of the limited supplies. That is the reason for oil prices having been high. <Actually the main reason that oil prices have been so high in the last year is because of the belligerent threats of Isreal towards Iran
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Israel is quite sensible to threaten to nuke Iran if they continue to make nukes. A cursory glance at history shows that violent barbarians will attack if they get half a chance. Iranians threaten to attack based on their Moslem murderous mania so they should expect to get responses to their threats.

There has already been a nuclear war, which the USA won. They obliterated Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Israelis don't wish to have Iran conduct nuclear bomb attacks on them. Understandably. Iranians plan to do so. They should just buy some from Pakistan - it would be a lot easier. Perhaps Islamic love doesn't happen between Pakistan and Iran so Pakistan is not willing to supply.

Mqurice