How much more aggravation people can bear is what the plutocrats, the oil tycoons are about to test. Prices are rising steadily over the speculation of nuclear conflict in the Mid East. Iran’s nuclear program spurs Israel’s qualms. Simultaneously, global economy giants such as China or India are haggling over a discount for Iranian oil in light of the recent sanctions on Iran. Sanctions though in effect, seem to have their enforcement lingering. Hence, the US have left their option open and may follow suit ripping off Iran on prices consequently. In light of the above why on earth are we to pay more day after day while they are buying the crude for lowered prices?
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| Billy Green Bush and Jack Nicholson in Five Easy Pieces (1970) |
Weak economy is their imminent response. Yeah, when the economy sucks you can get away with any shit. Blame it on the deteriorating financial circumstances and this cannot yield any media caveat. White collars need your money to stabilize the economy.
When crippled economy argument needs backing you hear about the conflict. Independent Iran is now the center of this mayhem. Having been left with nuclear facilities built by the US agencies during the cold war, they have as an independent country a legitimate right to develop their technology – US legacy in this case. Israel fears that atrocities they have caused in Gaza and West Bank may sooner or later have its backlash in the Mid East. The threat of would-be shrinking oil supplies prompts oil prices surge.
To make your mouth shut, they frighten you with the nuclear disaster. Be docile or we all gonna perish. If one country nuked the other, the repercussions could be overwhelming for half of the globe.
At the end of the day, paying more for fuel on a gas station is supposed to heal the crippled economy and miraculously save the world from nuclear disaster. It’s not that plutocracy is lining up their pockets, they are actually saving us from human disaster. Shan’t you obey, take it to the streets. Mind you, you have to be quick or the streets might have been swept away.

