WE FIGHT FOR OIL (Unabridged Binder Print Copy) : A History Of U.S. Petroleum Wars

Las Vegas, Nevada: World Intelligence Review. Fine. N.D.. First Edition: First Printing. Binder. 227 pages: 8.5 x 11 in.: 3.8: KB#018041: Book is newly printed in black and white, on 226 (no p. 2) one-sided pages and bound in a new 3-Ring D-Ring Binder. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Chapter Subjects Include: Petroleum Industry's Quest for Oil * A Vision of Oil Fired Warships, Sir Edward Grey Foments WWI * Britain Acquires Leverage in Persian Oil * Imperial Britain and U.S. Strong-Arm Diplomacy * Unheard of New Doctrine: Mexico Under The Gun * Oil, Not WMDS Ignites Invasion of Iraq * Transition to Barbarism * Phantom WMD's * Naked Imperialism at Work * Dr. Mossadegh Battles the Cartel * Enrico Mattei takes on the Seven Sisters Oil Cartel * Royal Dutch Shell * John D. Rockefeller, the Nobel Brothers, Russia * Nixon Closes Gold Window * Senator Sparkman Lashes Out At Rockefeller's Oil Empire * Kuwait Created From Stolen Iraqi Land * John D. Complain To The State Dept. Britain Invades Iraq * Environment Loses Alaska to Oil * Libyan Oil And The Bombing of Pan Am 103 * A Story That Needs Telling * Reformation and A Look At History * NATO Violates Its Charter By Going Out Of Theater * Russia Takes On The Seven Sisters * Venezuela Comes Into The Equation * American Cannot Go on Fighting Oil Wars Indefinitely. "provides a clear, concise and easily understood guide to the long running conflicts America has with nations having crude oil deposits all around the world. A history of U.S. oil wars is a work-in-progress which began when US President Wilson landed U.S. troops at Tampico. The history of U.S. involvement in Persia (now Iran) and Mesopotamia (now Iraq) centered round the quest for oil and control of it as a vitally-needed natural resource. With this in mind, the reader may well come to the conclusion that news from U.S. (and British) sources has to be taken with a large grain of salt. Oil diplomacy is governed by commercial and eventually, military considerations. Thus every U.S. President since Woodrow Wilson has formulated U.S. foreign policy to take care of oil interests. Therefore this book affects or should affect everyone, because modern international power is economic, just as all wars are economic in origin. Remember this the next time American sons and daughters are called to fight for their country. If Iraq did not contain huge oil resources, would the U.S. be bogged down in that country today? Fear of domestic shortages of oil seems to be the driving force at play. American strife over foreign resources has become the major factor in international affairs. We Fight for Oil examines these issues in detail and exposes major players that operate behind the scenes and constantly push Americans in endless wars - all in the name of oil and new world order." .