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U.S. forces dropped a statue head of the former regime of Saddam Hussein in Firdos Square in central Baghdad in the ninth of April 2003 Scientific research attributes the invasion of Iraq, America's desire to control the wealth of the five biggest oil countries as a result of "massive strategic weakness" Author: BS Editor: BK, BS 5.12.2014 10:18 p.m. Long-Presse / Baghdad Concluded scientific research world, to the invasion of America to Iraq in 2003, it was with the aim of controlling the oil wealth, as a step to pave its exclusivity to the rest of the surrounding countries, which has the largest global reserves of that wealth of vital, returned to its decision in this regard did not stem from the sense of " excessive force, "but was the result of" massive strategic weakness "hanging over its future as a result of the urgent need full of energy. This came in search marked (Iraq and the Problem of Peak Oil), which was prepared by F. William Engdahl and posted on Global Research (Centre for Research on Globalisation), the invasion of Iraq and the depletion of oil and the end of America, and I have read it (the long-Presse). The researcher began Engdahl, certainly on the search, "the lack of so-called cheap oil anymore," attributing it to "the arrival of peak oil production in the world, and the growing global demand estimated at more than the ability to increase production." The researcher added, that "the peak is not related to the amount of oil in the ground, because there numbers are encouraging in this area, but the fields global giant that is about to reach that point," noting that "the peak point is that beyond then extracted from the oil half of the total size of the field almost, and then production may continue for years, but the rate of decrease is quite different and even up to the time you can not extract the oil from the high cost of the degree of non-economic originally. " The transfer Engdahl, the head of the Board of Directors of Halliburton, the largest oil services in the world, **** Cheney, who has become a load for the defense and then vice president American, saying in 1999, that "The average global growth on the demand of oil will increase at a rate of two percent per annum, at the time of production will be reduced at a rate of three percent per annum, "returned that" it means that the world will need in 2010 to 50 million additional barrels or the equivalent of six producing countries such as Saudi Arabia. " The researcher explained that "hundreds of billions of dollars spent by the major international oil companies on exploration operations, led to install or increase production by about little," proving that the number of those companies spent on exploration for the period of 1999-2002, about 150 billion dollars. To be able to increase its production from 16 to 16.6 million barrels a day only. " The Engdahl, that "specialized studies indicated the presence of more than half the world's reserves remaining oil in five countries, is Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Iran and the UAE," stressing that "the data available to scientists and specialists in 2001, confirmed that the major oil fields Global will be the high point in 2004. " He concluded by F. William Engdahl, his research by saying that "the folly of America's major invasion of Iraq was to control the oil, then the rest of the countries surrounding the oil-rich through it," adding that "Washington's decision to invade Iraq did not stem from the sense of excessive force, as just some, but as a result of weak sense of huge strategic wracking its future as a result of the urgent need fully Petroleum. "
