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A Stanford University Geophysics Professor is of the opinion that there is a great likelihood of war between China and the US because of oil. Oil is key to progress, and as China is making progress on a huge scale with regard to commerce and industry, its need for oil is growing to the extent that it is currently competing for oil with the US. The US has been importing oil since 1971 and is currently importing two thirds of its oil from outside sources. Prof. Nur is of the opinion that this may be the main reason for the US involvement in Middle East wars, including lately Libya. He asks if Libya did not have any oil, would anyone have cared about Libya? And then concludes that tension in the Middle East will get worse with tension between super powers as well when they are competing for oil from this area.
If what the professor said is true, that would be an awful war
no , see we need china and much as we need them . Im going to use walmart as an example . Walmart is the one of the biggest chains in the us . There is a walmart just about everywhere . Walmart gets most of its products from china . Think about how many times you see the "made in china" logo . We are china major buyer , why would china want to cripple there best buyer . Not likely any time soon.
no , see we need china and much as we need them . Im going to use walmart as an example . Walmart is the one of the biggest chains in the us . There is a walmart just about everywhere . Walmart gets most of its products from china . Think about how many times you see the "made in china" logo . We are china major buyer , why would china want to cripple there best buyer . Not likely any time soon.
Walmart could run without China, most of the franchise owners are probably American.
America could cope with out them.