In our last article we predicted that thousands of hardened ISIS fighters, blending among refugees, would march into Europe undetected. We also advised our readers that this would spread distrust between European powers and borders would go back up in an attempt to stem the invasion, at the cost of slowing down European economies. We were right on all counts.
On November 13th 2015, ISIS terrorists committed multiple suicide attacks in Paris, which formed the deadliest terrorist atrocity on French soil since WW2. They caused France to close borders and declare a state of emergency.
There is a strange connection between these tragic events and the politics of petroleum. On the one hand, Saudi-funded fundamentalism has, within a few decades, balkanized Europe into a net supplier of jihadi fighters. On the other hand, a proxy war in Syria over a gas pipeline created the refugee crisis. These are both dire issues which few governments dare to face effectively, yet these issues will shape our world for centuries to come.
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Monday, December 14, 2015
AS OPEC WITH THE SAUDS KEEP DRIVING THE PRICE OF OIL DOWN TO THE DETRIMENT OF RUSSIA AND THE NEW US FOUND OIL FIELDS–THE PRICE OF CRUDE HITS $35 THIS DECEMBER 2015 AS THE EU STARTS TO CLOSE ITS BORDERS AGAINST FURTHER IS ATTACKS
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