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The arms manufacturers profit by having the ME in turmoil. But Egypt can buy its own. Israel requires aid.

And would be swallowed up in a week without the billions in foreign aid that we pour and have been pouring into that country for the past seven decades.

It matters only when one is talking about hot fudge sauce.

pack in the Iowa polls.

Merry Christmas?

And how are things on the 4th floor?

I acknowledge it. But it's nonsense. So there's no point in mentioning it. Again.

Which is a great way to become an under-capitalized trader.

Well of course it is. I neglected to mention that. :rolleyes:

More likely the bus.

Actually there is and has been a substantial resurgence of feudalism. But most of the rank-and-file don't recognize that, perhaps largely because they don't even know what it is.

We don’t, of course, like to think of ourselves as barbaric, and terror is, almost by definition, a set of un-American acts that others are eager to commit against us. “They” want to take us out in our malls and backyards. We would never commit such acts, not knowingly, not with malice...

As for those in the K Street elite pushing Uncle Sam to confront the bear, it isn’t hard to see what they have to gain.

Again, it's not about religion; it's about power. Religion is only a rationalization. If you have to believe the religion scenario, go ahead. But it leads to a worldview that is wildly inaccurate. Which is why you people keep getting it wrong.

As I said, it has nothing to do with religion; it has to do with power. Religion is simply a rationalization. If you want to believe that the conflicts suddenly changed rationale during the Crusades to make them all about religion, that's up to you. But it's stupid. And, yes, the Persian Empire...

No, I'm pointing out that "Christians", i.e., "the West", have been attacking MEs since Alexander. You continue to insist that this is about religion. It has nothing to do with religion. It has to do with power. Seems you're not getting it after all.

Just as Christians have been waging war on MEs from the same time and before. So, yes, "modern conflicts are merely an extension of this centuries old war." Could you finally be getting this?

Wingnuts are good at pick'n'choose.

If this is a serious issue for somebody, he can also plot a "line on close" in a separate pane or a separate chart. And/or plot a 1p MA of the average of the H and L of each bar.

That's a picture of a rightie refusing to learn anything about ME history.