After 9/11, Why Afghanistan?

Investment Banker Karl Schwartz lays it out

1. The Caspian Sea Basin (Kazakstan, Turkmenistan etc.) holds between 11 and 12 TRILLION dollars in oil and gas resources

2. There are only three ways to get it out:

- East to China

- West through Iran, Russia, and Turkey to Europe

- South through Afghanistan and Pakistan

3. The Taliban who controlled Afghanistan before 9/11 made pipeline deals with non-US companies and refused to change them to give control of the region's resources to the US

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[bashy806]

you value a fucking ipod more than human life you stupid fucking mother fucking bastard its becouse of you fucking people like you that the world is so fucked up today.

[knowthetruth1492]

This video needs more views.

[TopThrillDan]

Were can we find the full video of this meeting? Great video!

[kevfal]

run pipelines not rum pipelines. :-)

[kevfal]

@ResearchX I agree in what you said about not trusting Ed Bagely Jr. Something about him that I don't like.

Nicholas Rockefeller was telling Aaron Russo, that "There's going to be an event and out of that event we're going to invade Afghanistan so we can rum pipelines through the Caspian sea, we can go into Iraq to take the oil and establish bases in the middle east and to make the Middle Ease part of the NWO."

[theftrecordings]

So this is all true? DARKSIDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[theftrecordings]

@ResearchX do you really think they would let this shit on nbc etc?

[vengencefrom1979]

downloaded, uploaded and spread.

[alexjones4president]

Wow...A++

[mujaku]

What were the real motives behind invading Afghanistan following 9/11?  In a nutshell, it was to make possible a U.S. controlled Trans-Afghanistan oil & gas pipeline that would take oil from the Caspian basin, worth an estimated 12 trillion dollars, and deliver it to waiting tankers in the Gulf of Oman.

[slowlyawakening]

CEOs are a part of the system and therefore dangerous. He may have the best of intentions but he has to always watch the bottom line and keep that currency rolling in. If he doesn't, he's acting in an illegal way.