The Middle East - Near Future

Date: March.4.2002




The Middle East - Far Future

Today is March.4.02. I could have left Part 1 of this topic play out before adding this, but I feel obligated to complete this Project.

So Jihad has been declared against the 'modern' world but only publicly by lesser players. The stupid terrorists don't even know whom they're waging war on behalf of, and believe me, it's not Allah!

So the West will continue to smash the Middle East. All the while communicating, "Do you see what we do to those who attack us?!!" to the true sources of the troubles, China, Russia and Saudi Arabia. "Either you're with us or against us." Russia has already 'officially' come on board but their gangsters/drug cartels/arms dealers aren't going to give up lucrative trading with terrorists so easily. They will be 'taken out'.

Revenge may be one of the debased qualities of human nature, but one can afford to love thy enemy only after they are rendered harmless. The Middle East is in for a very long ride down.

The long-term actions against the Middle East, aside from hunting down terrorists, involves crushing their commerce. Alternative oil sources are frantically being sought and new trade deals around the world, cutting out the Middle East, are presently being inked. It's akin to taking out a hornets nest. Take away their ability to survive on honey ( oil & opium ), all the while smoking out and killing the one's hopefully before they begin to attack.

Again as stated in Part 1, the sane and educated in the Middle East will flee if they can and the region will slip back into the Dark Ages. The introduction of new fuel and energy technologies, presently being suppressed from use by vested interests, will make it even harder for the Middle East to return to the 'civil' global community.

Only after the Middle Eastern countries Muslim evolution and governmental and\or people's revolution to democracy, will they be allowed to join in world commerce and prosperity. It will take up to 20 years for some countries. The United States of America can hold a grudge for a very long time!


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