Posted by
Boris Tiraspolsky on Friday, May 23, 2008 1:24:32 AM
“The prices that we’re paying at the pump today are, I think, going to be ‘the good old days,’ because others who watch this very closely forecast that we’re going to be hitting $12 and $15 per gallon. And then, after that, when oil – world oil production goes into decline, we’re going to talk about rationing. In other words, not only are we going to be paying high prices and have considerable economic problems, but in addition to that, we’re not going to be able to get the fuel when we want it.” - Robert Hirsch, Management Information Services Senior Energy Advisor
Get motivated and outraged
By Boris Tiraspolsky
Founding Member of
American Ideological Society
Among a number of publications dedicated to the War on Terror and recently appeared on the Internet there were many articles criticizing all sorts of tactical mistakes made by the U.S. Government. Some of the criticism of war was unjust, some fair. However, there were very few works that hit the heart of the problem. These few writers pointed out three major strategic mistakes the U.S. Government and the current Administration in particular has made:
1. lacking precise definition of battle with Terror and presenting ambiguous identity of enemy the United States face;
2. turning the War on Terror into an exclusive business of the U.S. Government, although anti-terrorist warfare is a united effort of the entire Nation;
3. ignoring developing anti-terrorist Instruments and Forces - economic and ideological - necessary in battle with enemy widely utilizing tactical and strategic Ideological and Economic Instruments of Terror.
One does not need to be an expert in combating Terrorism to understand how strategic Economic Instruments of Terror work.
Modern terrorist warfare is the total war for exhaustion human and economic resources of enemy. So, ask yourself a simple question what is able to exhaust U.S. economic prosperity and consequently, the strength of the Nation to resist Terror? The answer is obvious:
THE PROBLEM IS U.S. DEPENDENCY ON A SUPPLY OF BASIC ECONOMIC NECESSITIES THAT ARE A MUST FOR SUSTAINING THE U.S. NATIONAL ECONOMY AT A TIME OF WAR, AND FIRST AND FOREMOST THE PROBLEM OF DEPENDENCY ON A SUPPLY OF BASIC ECONOMIC NECESSITIES IMPORTED FROM U.S. IDEOLOGICAL ENEMIES USING U.S. DEPENDENCY AS ECONOMIC WEAPONRY AGAINST THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Therefore, next time when you go to fill up a gas tank of your car and see "doom and gloom" gas price do not be surprised, and most importantly do not get irritated and angry at oil companies, regardless of how much profit they make. Get motivated and outraged that currently due to the mentioned above strategic mistakes made by the U.S. Government the Nation is still armless facing enemy's
Economic Weaponry and enemy's
Ideological Weaponry.
Needless to stress how urgently the United States must develop own superior anti-terrorist Ideological and anti-terrorist Economic Instruments necessary for retuning the
U.S. National Economy at a time of War. The latter requires every American to realize that all of us with no exception have the Constitutional Responsibility to combating Terrorism on battlefields of the Economic and Ideological Theatres of War.
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The current unprecedented crude oil price surge has nothing to do with the "Invisible Hand" of the Market Place - the economic law of "supply and demand". It is in fact strategic Economic Weaponry using by U.S. ideological enemies against the Nation. This Economic Weaponry is Instrument of Terror aimed to exhaust economic and human resources of the American people, to collapse the National Economy, and destroy the civilian society of the United States.