UPDATE: ISIS is a Corporate Army for the ROTHSCHILD Shield and partners of Genel Energy

1. 2000: U.N. to Let Iraq Sell Oil for Euros, Not Dollars

2. 2001: September 11th terrorist attacks

3. 2002: Oil Company, Genel, first western energy company to commence operations in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region with the first ever PSC for Taq Taq field in Iraq.
3a. Current map of Genel pipeline in northern Iraq:
[link to www.genelenergy.com]

4. 2007: Russia passes law that allows energy giant, GAZPROM, to create private armies: [link to fmso.leavenworth.army.mil]

5. 2011: Revenue sharing mechanism between the KRG (Kurdistan Regional Government) and Iraqi Government. Iraq and Kurdistan still "friendly".

6. September of 2011: Merger of Genel Energy International Limited with Vallares PLC.Genel Energy plc listed on London Stock Exchange. Tony Hayward, former Chief of BP, who's tenure ended due to the Deepwater Horizon spill, is the founder of the investment company Vallares. Vallares is backed by financier Nathaniel Rothschild and banker Julian Metherell. Deal is worth $2.1 billion dollars.

7. 2012 Growing indicators, Iraq PM, Al-Maliki, will open oil fields to Russia: Mliki [link to www.upi.com]

8. 2013: Kurdistan takes giant leap toward Independence. Due to Russian invitation?: [link to www.wilsoncenter.org (secure)]

9. Early Spring of 2014: Iraq PM, Al-Maliki, turns to Russia & Putin for military support [link to www.usnews.com]

10. Late Spring of 2014: ISIS suddenly appears in media.
Summer of 2014: ISIS takes over northern Iraq with American weapons: [link to aj] site/archives/isis-is-taking-over-iraq-using-captured-america​n-weapons

11. Fall of 2014: Iraq PM, Al-Maliki, forced to step down by Americans

12. 2014: Exports through the KRI-Turkey pipeline begin, growing to over 400,000 bopd by the end of the year.

13. 2015: Genel Energy Plc, comes out swinging with production costs as low as $1 per barrel

14. Howard Shatz, a senior economist at the Rand Corporation, said there has to be a relationship between ISIS crude and global crude prices

15. "The bigger impact of low oil prices is the delegitimization of the gulf monarchies, so paradoxically, a sustained oil crash is actually a plus for ISIS," said Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer.

Last Edited by AltarOfEgo on 02/12/2016 05:40 PM