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Is Enron Behind The War In Afghanistan?
This is an old article (from 2002). I came across it recently while doing some research. I thought it was interesting.

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Is Enron Behind The War In Afghanistan?



From Robert Lederman
robert.lederman@worldnet.att.net
5 February 2002

I've added a few url's from oil industry websites to this forwarded email as further evidence of Enron's involvement in the motivation for the war in Afghanistan. Reading this material will allow you to see the Enron scandal and its ties to Bush-Cheney in a whole new light. To find thousands of other energy industry website articles on this do a GOOGLE search (at www.google.com) using these keywords:


Pipeline Enron Uzbekistan Cheney Halliburton


--Robert



Enron and the oil pipeline deal

"Uzbekistan has difficulties finding venues for its gas,"
Alexander's Gas & Oil Connections, 22 Oct 1998
http://www.gasandoil.com/goc/news/ntc85031.htm

"Enron/Uzbek Oil and Gas: Represented a multinational energy company in connection with its joint venture to develop an oil and gas deposit in Uzbekistan."

"Mayer, Brown, Rowe, & Maw / Project Finance Practice Group
http://www.mbpprojectfinance.com/transactions/s_oilgas.html
"LIST OF AMERICAN COMPANIES AND JOINT VENTURES IN UZBEKISTAN", Bisnis, 1996
http://www.advancenet.net/~k_a/uzbekistan/companies.htm

"The one serious drawback companies have faced is getting the supplies to the right market, the energy-hungry Asian Pacific economies. Afghanistan -- the only Central Asian country with very little oil -- is by far the best route to transport the oil to Asia. Enron, the biggest contributor to the Bush-Cheney campaign of 2000, conducted the feasibility study for a US$2.5 billion trans-Caspian gas pipeline which is being built under a joint venture agreement signed in February 1999 between Turkmenistan, Bechtel and General Electric Capital Services."


Source: "Drillbits & Tailings: October 31, 2001", reprinted in: Project underGround
http://www.moles.org/ProjectUnderground/drillbits/6_08/1.html

UZBEKISTAN - The U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) has agreed to provide $400 million in financing for a joint venture of Uzbekneftegaz and Enron oil and Gas Co. (Houston) to develop a clutch of gas fields in Uzbekistan. It is the largest OPIC commitment in Central Asia thus far."


Source: "Drillbits & Tailings: August 1, 1996: Page Seven", reprinted in: Project underGround
http://www.moles.org/ProjectUnderground/drillbits/0801/96080107.html

Here's an email I recieved this morning. You may already know about the oil pipeline deal in Afghanistan and the Bush threats to the Taliban to invade before 9/11 but these links show how Enron and the new Afghan leader we just installed are all directly connected to Bush, to the so-called war, Cheney refusing to reveal who he met with and the supression of the 9/11 investigation Bush has threatened Congress with.

>>>>More at http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/oilwar1.html
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