http://www.oilprice.com/
Competition for energy assets will probably not lead to open conflict but rather to increasing political tension, predicted Africa expert Pham. Leading African organizations, Europe and the United States never recognized Guinea ’s military coup last year, which led to a subsequent massacre of opposition members. Yet China signed a deal with the military junta, risking a perception as a “rogue operator in the single-minded pursuit of resources,” he warned.
Although Russia and China, meanwhile, have both benefited from joint oil and gas investments, making conflict doubtful in the forseeable future, “10, 20 years down the road, who knows,” Montalbano added.
Does anyone forsee real tensions between China, Russia and the US in the forseeable future or is it all part of the big show?
I am really starting to question the general theme of what the history books are writing about "the cold war".
I find these articles almost completely ignore the reality of what is happening, collaboration at the highest levels of the countries respective oligarchies particularly in the economic areas, like the central banking debt based monetary model.
I suppose anything can happen though, bankers have financed big wars before.
