Financial analysts are increasingly pointing out that China has some very grand plans when it comes to petroleum markets, and that if those plans succeed, the U.S. could see the dollar threatened as the top global currency. From CNBC on Tuesday:
[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-10-18%20Broc%20West.mp3"][/audio]James joins Ernest Hancock on Declare Your Independence to discuss "Why Big Oil Conquered The World." When the topic of solutions comes up, they discuss Ernest's PirateWithoutBorders.com and the above-the-grid answers to the oiligarchs' plans.
[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-10-18%20Broc%20West.mp3"][/audio]Corbett Report video editor Broc West joins James for a debriefing on the "Why Big Oil Conquered The World" documentary. They talk about the work that went into the project and how people can help to spread this information.
The 20th century was the century of oil. From farm to fork, factory to freeway, there is no aspect of our modern life that has not been shaped by the oil industry. But as the "post-carbon" era of the 21st century comes into view, there are those who see this as the end of the oiligarchy. They couldn't be more wrong. This is the remarkable true story of the world that Big Oil is creating, and how they plan to bring it about.
[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/episode321_bigoil2.mp3"][/audio]The 20th century was the century of oil. From farm to fork, factory to freeway, there is no aspect of our modern life that has not been shaped by the oil industry. But as the "post-carbon" era of the 21st century comes into view, there are those who see this as the end of the oiligarchy. They couldn't be more wrong. This is the remarkable true story of the world that Big Oil is creating, and how they plan to bring it about.
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Caught an interview recently where this older but still very relevant news was mentioned-
Despite all the talk of Russia in 2016, and all the arguments and allegations around it, US policy toward the largest country on earth in terms of geography remains unchanged. This is due to the fact that policy is driven by Wall Street’s drive for profits, not the good or bad wishes of individual politicians.
