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For Radical Islamic Extremists, this has absolutely nothing to do with oil. First of all, Oil is what these people have to sell to the world.... they have nothing else, really.... sand? So this stupid idea that they don't like selling us their oil, is just that... stupid.
The ONLY place I know we've invaded and stolen their resources is in the American West when we just outright stole the birthright of Native Americans, and we've never apologized for it, either. Otherwise, we have paid people for our resources and they appreciate it very much.
Now I am sorry we use oil in this universe of ours... maybe one day we'll all live in the Pollyanna universe of Liberal Utopia where no one uses oil anymore? But for now, we live in THIS universe and reality-- we use a shit ton of oil!
But again... Radical Islam isn't about oil.
What do they say, denial is not a river in Africa.
Radical Islam is about war. Jihad is a way of fighting war with inferior forces and winning. How many times have the British been in Afghanistan? Three, and they've left all three times with their tail between their legs. Jihad beat them.
Bush invaded Iraq for oil. Set up a puppet govt and put his foot in the hornets nest and allowed them to fly around stinging the whole time to the point where the hornets see it as a way of life.
It's about oil because the US will only go in to a country when they US's interests are at stake. Oil is the US's interests in the Middle East. It's all they have, the only reason to invade them.
When you talk in public, do you drool? Also, do you sound like a retarded person?
Aside from the fact nothing you said here is true, it doesn't even make sense. I don't mind arguing with liars and exposing their lies, but I don't know how to argue with retarded people who are making no sense whatsoever.
Islam is a religion. Jihad means "struggle" and has nothing to do with war tactics. The US buys oil from the World Oil Market like everyone else. After removing Saddam from power, the US (along with their 27 coalition partners AND the UN) helped Iraq establish national elections where the people fairly elected their government for the first time in history. This was in accordance with the 1998 Iraqi Liberation Act, passed by Congress two years before Bush became president and signed by Bill Clinton.