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Iran at the center of the Eurasian riddle — Pepe Escobar

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Iran is at the heart of the BRI-SCO-EAEU integration road map – the nuts and bolts of Eurasian integration. Russia and China cannot allow Iran to be strangled. Iran boasts fabulous energy reserves, a huge internal market, and is a frontline state fighting complex networks of opium, weapons and jihadi smuggling – all key concerns for SCO member states.... The article is about much more than Iran.Iran is a a key piece in Eurasian integration. This is a major reaons that US strategist have wanted to begin with Iraq, Syria and Iran in the Middle East, Afghanistan in Central Asia, and North Korea in Asia. The ultimate goal is to divide Russia and China into smaller states that can be managed by the US-UK. Eventually, this is also seen as necessary for India, and India is already a fractured

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Iran is at the heart of the BRI-SCO-EAEU integration road map – the nuts and bolts of Eurasian integration. Russia and China cannot allow Iran to be strangled. Iran boasts fabulous energy reserves, a huge internal market, and is a frontline state fighting complex networks of opium, weapons and jihadi smuggling – all key concerns for SCO member states....
The article is about much more than Iran.

Iran is a a key piece in Eurasian integration. This is a major reaons that US strategist have wanted to begin with Iraq, Syria and Iran in the Middle East, Afghanistan in Central Asia, and North Korea in Asia. The ultimate goal is to divide Russia and China into smaller states that can be managed by the US-UK. Eventually, this is also seen as necessary for India, and India is already a fractured state. That would tie up US-UK global hegemony and establish the Anglo-American Empire's 1000 year rule of the planet. Ambitious, eh?

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Iran at the center of the Eurasian riddle

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Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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