the gas war

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

the gas war

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The last war for democracy and peace between nations was the Vietnam War.

How I miss the times when people died for a cause like defending social justice in a version of Karl Marx, albeit mistakenly, in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Korea, Mozambique, Algeria, Angola , in Cuba, in Brazil, in Argentina, Yugoslavia.

But the era of the dream of great statesmen is over, now the wars are over water sources as in Sinai, Golan, Jordan, and over oil, as in Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Lebanon, Iran, Kuwait, Yemen, Venezuela.

Now, we have the war for the gas market, thanks to the huge discovered shale deposits, the US has a lot of gas to sell and it has no price and logistics to put in Europe and Asia, but it can make the lives of Russians, Caucasians, and all competitors.

Now that Turkey has understood that no one can buy weapons outside the US, so some countries are still out of control of the proliferation of missiles, rockets, atomic bombs, submarines, aircraft carriers, battle tanks, so it will still take time. a little for the remaining 5 billion people who live in China, India, Indonesia, all countries outside the paradise of the American colony of euroland.

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político