Not only is this an ideological battle, it is also a military/paramilitary battle where we again need to cut off the flow of funds from the Gulf to those who actually are in arms against us.

The flow of funds needs a pull. If we can keep pushing oil down, the advantage is ours. We end up with more for less. They can cut production and play the price fixing game again. It won't help them because the flow of funds is cut off.

How we push: ''The art of war is simple enough. Find out where the enemy is. Get at him as soon as you can. Strike him as hard as you can and keep moving.'' Simple is best, just so it works. The islamic bonds are junk. We can sell war bonds and go World War Three and destroy most of the world in a rage. We still have plenty of combat capacity. It could go that way. It could soon go nuclear. Flying a jet full of American citizens into the Pentagon was a bad idea. Innocent children were murdered. We have no mercy for the enemy. Wall Street became the enemy and look at what happened to them and there's more to come. Oil at $20.00 a barrel sounds reasonable.

My guys fly into the danger zone. We're a supersonic power. Order more jets for the guys and bombs for the ladies. When things get bad, defense spending goes up along with U.S. production. It's a complex matter.

Yes, it seems a world dictator stuffed itself up. Natural perhaps. But I bet the new president, whoever he is, will wage at least one more war in his first term.

Great insight.
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