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No Lifer
The Rich are preparing for WWIII
What do us peons do to prepare for the War?
Between Foriegn Policy Issues and Religious radicals controlling the U.S., we are no doubt headed for WWIII.
The world didn't make a big deal about North Korea because not seen as a threat to Isreal but that is not the case with Iran.
Enjoy
5-13-2006 Gold Mining Companies Enjoy Rising Prices On WWIII Fears
DAKAR, Senegal - With oil soaring to new highs and the U.S. dollar back down, investors are looking to the usual haven: gold.
Gold has jumped from about $450 an ounce in November to $732 in electronic trading Friday on the New York Mercatile Exchange, a surge analysts attribute to investors looking for a safe asset amid worries about Iran's nuclear program, a weak dollar, and inflation tied to high oil prices.
A.G. Edwards analyst Dan Vaught said the price tends to be driven by investor beliefs about the stability of financial markets.
"If you think the world's going to end, you buy gold," Vaught said. "It protects against a major breakdown in equity markets."
"Gold prices can stay high as long as the world seems to be going toward World War III"
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2-10-2006 Use of force debated on Iran
WASHINGTON - In a private meeting with European diplomats this week, a former senior U.S. official raised the idea of launching a dozen B2 bombers in an air raid aimed at crippling key Iranian nuclear facilities.
U.S. warplanes could destroy some Iranian nuclear plants but many facilities are unknown or underground
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, aiming to calm anxieties, told a parliamentary committee on Wednesday military action is not inevitable even if Iran develops a bomb.
But others say that force, while fraught with potential dangers like further inflaming hostility in the Muslim world, may ultimately be deemed necessary, at least by Washington.
"There is only one thing worse than the United States exercising a military option and that is a nuclear-armed Iran," Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, a possible 2008 U.S. presidential candidate, told CBS Television.
Some experts have predicted that Israel, feeling threatened by Iran, could take early pre-emptive action. Bush may have eased such concern when he told Reuters last week the United States would "rise to Israel's defense" if needed.
What do us peons do to prepare for the War?
Between Foriegn Policy Issues and Religious radicals controlling the U.S., we are no doubt headed for WWIII.
The world didn't make a big deal about North Korea because not seen as a threat to Isreal but that is not the case with Iran.
Enjoy
5-13-2006 Gold Mining Companies Enjoy Rising Prices On WWIII Fears
DAKAR, Senegal - With oil soaring to new highs and the U.S. dollar back down, investors are looking to the usual haven: gold.
Gold has jumped from about $450 an ounce in November to $732 in electronic trading Friday on the New York Mercatile Exchange, a surge analysts attribute to investors looking for a safe asset amid worries about Iran's nuclear program, a weak dollar, and inflation tied to high oil prices.
A.G. Edwards analyst Dan Vaught said the price tends to be driven by investor beliefs about the stability of financial markets.
"If you think the world's going to end, you buy gold," Vaught said. "It protects against a major breakdown in equity markets."
"Gold prices can stay high as long as the world seems to be going toward World War III"
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2-10-2006 Use of force debated on Iran
WASHINGTON - In a private meeting with European diplomats this week, a former senior U.S. official raised the idea of launching a dozen B2 bombers in an air raid aimed at crippling key Iranian nuclear facilities.
U.S. warplanes could destroy some Iranian nuclear plants but many facilities are unknown or underground
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, aiming to calm anxieties, told a parliamentary committee on Wednesday military action is not inevitable even if Iran develops a bomb.
But others say that force, while fraught with potential dangers like further inflaming hostility in the Muslim world, may ultimately be deemed necessary, at least by Washington.
"There is only one thing worse than the United States exercising a military option and that is a nuclear-armed Iran," Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, a possible 2008 U.S. presidential candidate, told CBS Television.
Some experts have predicted that Israel, feeling threatened by Iran, could take early pre-emptive action. Bush may have eased such concern when he told Reuters last week the United States would "rise to Israel's defense" if needed.
