ISIS in Iraq: The Hidden Petrodollar Connection

On today’s podcast, Jerry Robinson explains how the events unfolding in Iraq are directly tied to the Petrodollar system. Jerry discusses:

• Who is ‘ISIS’? And what are they trying to accomplish in the Middle East?
• How the terrorism ensuing in Iraq can be traced back to events that occurred in 1917.
• Why the war that began in Iraq in 2003 was a ‘success’ (for the Petrodollar system) and a total failure for the people of Iraq
• A recent article that claims Saudi Arabia is bankrolling the ISIS terrorist group
• Middle East nations who continue to price their oil exports in dollars receiving a pass from the U.S. for any extremist actions or groups they may support

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