Olá Virtua, é possível que o ouro vá dar ainda muitas alegrias e nisso o 21st Century tem bons insides :)
Sabendo que serão os próximos alvos e provavelmente outros, achas que ficarão quietos?
Iraq was first, but the Bush Administration
is also planning regime changes in Syria and Iran!
Dear Tesinho
I don't want to alarm you, but the war is not over with the defeat of Saddam Hussein. And that means a new bull market will not be starting any time soon.
Next on President Bush's list of regime changes is Syria, and then Iran, and the war won't stop there! No, I am not promoting war or any political agenda. But I am offering intelligence that can help protect and increase your wealth during these difficult times.
This past year, I repeatedly warned my 21st Century Investor readers that war with Iraq was inevitable. When I said, "Bush Means Business" and "Saddam's Days Are Numbered," many got upset with me, insisting a diplomatic solution could still be achieved.
But a diplomatic solution was never the objective...
My intelligence sources revealed to me that, in a top secret document dated September 17, 2001, Bush ordered the military to prepare an invasion plan for Iraq.
Since then, his "axis of evil" speech, his "I hope this won't require military action" rhetoric, Colin Powell's dance at the U.N., and the hundreds of times Administration officials mentioned Iraq and al-Qaeda in the same sentence were all designed to prepare the American people for war. And not just with Iraq!
Even before the fighting in Iraq was over, President Bush said, "We believe there are chemical weapons in Syria." Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said "Being on the [U.S.] terrorist list is not some place I'd want to be." And Secretary of State Colin Powell told Syria not to offer shelter to Iraqi officials fleeing Baghdad. As we've learned with the Bush Administration, the rhetoric precedes the bombs.
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