We know that one of the documents that was receiving scrutiny by the task force during that same time period was a highly detailed map of Iraq--showing none of the cities, none of the places where people lived, but showing in great detail the location of every single oil deposit known to exist in the country, with dotted lines demarcating blocks for promising exploration.
We know that one of the documents that was receiving scrutiny by the Energy Task Force in 2001 was a highly detailed map of Iraq--showing none of the cities, none of the places where people lived, but showing in great detail the location of every single oil deposit known to exist in the country, with dotted lines demarcating blocks for promising exploration.
In 2001, Bush melded the national energy policy with his foreign policy toward rogue states like Iraq. One of the few facilities in the entire country that was secured by US troops following the invasion was Iraq's oil ministry. Moreover, in 2007, the Iraqi government enacted legislation that was written in Washington to give US and British oil companies the dominant role in exploiting the massive oil reserves of Iraq.
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| 2012 Presidential contenders on Energy & Oil: | |||
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Republicans:
Rep.Newt Gingrich(GA) Rep.Ron Paul(TX) Gov.Mitt Romney(MA) Sen.Rick Santorum(PA) |
Democrats:
Pres.Barack Obama(IL) V.P.Joe Biden(DE) |
Third Parties:
Green: Gov.Gary Johnson(NM) AmericansElect: Gov.Buddy Roemer(LA) >Libertarian: Jill Stein(MA) | |
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