China and Russia Bond Themselves with Islam through Arab Oil!
June 4, 2006
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China’s blustering economy must have Islam’s oil to feed its increasing thirst for the means
to drive its production
to world leadership.
Russia needs the money revenues Islam receives from its oil exports to supply
the Arabs with nuclear facilities and high tech weaponry of all types. I have always favored the title “evil axis” be applied to Islam, Russia, and China, rather than to North Korea, Syria,
and Iran, which represent a very small axis in a much bigger one. The world struggle for control is becoming a West versus East battlefield. So when Islam comes from the north against Israel in a lightning Jihad, Islam’s affiliation with Russia and China will cause the West not to intervene as long as they both stay out of the conflict.
And as soon as Israel has been driven into the Negev, both the West and the East will be ready for a truce between Israel and the Arabs.
The truce will only last for some three and one-half years, at which time the nations of Europe, Eurasia, Russia, China, Africa, and Southeast Asia, will join together for a final battle of Armageddon against Israel, the apple of God’s eye.
The following article from Big News Network is one of many that show the ever increasing bond between Russia, China, and
the Arab nations.
Begin Big News Network article
China Ties up Oil Deals with 22 Arab Nations
BigNewsNetwork.com
June 1, 2006
Twenty-two Arab nations have agreed to boost energy cooperation and increase trade with China at the end of a two-day meeting in Beijing.
Analysts see the meeting as part of Beijing’s strategy of pushing for stability in the Middle East in order to secure future oil supplies.
Middle East nations already provide China with about 44 percent of its oil imports and with its economy showing no signs
of slowing down, Beijing wants to get more oil from the region. For that to happen, China’s leaders say, there first needs to be peace in the Middle East and the key to that is the settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Among the Arab League foreign ministers taking part in the two-day meeting here was Mahmoud Zahar of the Palestinian government led by Hamas – a group the United States and others have shunned for its terrorist activities.
China this week called on Hamas to renounce violence and recognize Israel’s right to exist, but Beijing stopped short of setting that as a precondition for direct aid or dialogue. At a briefing Thursday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao said China is willing to keep providing aid to the Palestinians.
‘The Chinese government has always paid close attention to Palestine’s humanitarian situation,’ said Liu. ‘We will continue to provide humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people within our capacity.’
Mr. Liu said China has never considered Hamas a terrorist organization.
David Zweig, head of the Center on China’s Transnational Relations at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, calls China’s moves to court Hamas a bold undertaking to accomplish what others have failed to do.
‘China very much wants to present itself as someone who is willing to talk to Hamas. Unlike other countries, like the United States or Europe, who refuse to talk to Hamas without the precondition of renouncing violence and accepting Israel, China feels that they can invite Hamas to come,’ said Zweig. ‘Then, through the process of inviting Hamas and treating Hamas as a member of the international community, then [they can] demand of them the behavior that one would expect of a member of the international community.’
Arab League Secretary Amr Moussa on Thursday criticized Western governments for insisting Hamas renounce violence before they will engage with the government it leads.
Moussa said the Palestinian question is one of military occupation, not terrorism.
End Big News Network Article
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