5 Lessons I Have Learned From John Chow
Who is John Chow?Well, as far I know he?s a pretty successful entrepreneur and dot com mogul from Vancouver, Canada.Apparently he rose to fame with The TechZone. But I?ve never visited that website, so…I am however a fan of his blog JohnChow.com. hard to speculate on what may come of this. It's basically because most of US forces are tied up in Iraq. Another air strike on Iran would deplete millions of dollars from military budget. The ironic thing is that Iran is using US supplied airplanes to defend against a country that supplied it to them in good faith.

What is next? That remains to be seen in the next few years. One thing for sure. Presiden

We all remember the 8 year old war on the Persian Gulf coast, trying to keep the oil lines safe for the US economy. On September 18,2006, the Chief of Naval Operations ordered two Iranian ports blocked on the Gulf Coast. Next thing you know, the media buzz, and speculations of US going to war with Iran.

This must be pretty hard on President Bush, heralding another unpopular war on the Middle East. The issue, of course is oil. With over 1/3 of world's oil supply going through the gulf channels, this could cause a havoc on the US economy.

The real issues, are a bit more complex. Since much of Iran's military air power is manned by the Russians, it would be a cakewalk for the present administration to prevent a military conflict with the Russians.

According to Time magazine, Iran already has the nuclear power and capabilities to strike within a 17,000 mile radius, although not quite enough to affect us in the States. US is hoping to strike Iran before a full scale war results, and the inevitable nuclear holocaust in the Middle East region.

I think the whole problem with this is the leaders in the middle east failing to recognize the warnings from super powers like the US and denying their actual nuclear capabilities right toward the end when it becomes clear to the rest of the world that they should remain peaceful. This could be President Bush's last historic moment when he has to explain to the US public the reasons for such a military move. He still hasn't come up with a rational explanation for the invasion of Iraq. Everyone knows it's because of oil when they say they have to keep us safe from terrorists.

It's hard to speculate on what may come of this. It's basically because most of US forces are tied up in Iraq. Another air strike on Iran would deplete millions of dollars from military budget. The ironic thing is that Iran is using US supplied airplanes to defend against a country that supplied it to them in good faith.

What is next? That remains to be seen in the next few years. One thing for sure. President

of course is oil. With over 1/3 of world's oil supply going through the gulf channels, this could cause a havoc on the US economy.

The real issues, are a bit more complex. Since much of Iran's military air power is manned by the Russians, it would be a cakewalk for the present administration to prevent a military conflict with the Russians.

According to Time magazine, Iran already has the nuclear power and capabilities to strike within a 17,000 mile radius, although not quite enough to affect us in the States. US is hoping to strike Iran before a full scale war results, and the inevitable nuclear holocaust in the Middle East region.

I think the whole problem with this is the leaders in the middle east failing to recognize the warnings from super powers like the US and denying their actual nuclear capabilities right toward the end when it becomes clear to the rest of the world that they should remain peaceful. This could be President Bush's last historic moment when he has to explain to the US public the reasons for such a military move. He still hasn't come up with a rational explanation for the invasion of Iraq. Everyone knows it's because of oil when they say they have to keep us safe from terrorists.

It's hard to speculate on what may come of this. It's basically because most of US forces are tied up in Iraq. Another air strike on Iran would deplete millions of dollars from military budget. The ironic thing is that Iran is using US supplied airplanes to defend against a country that supplied it to them in good faith.

What is next? That remains to be seen in the next few years. One thing for sure. Presiden

and capabilities to strike within a 17,000 mile radius, although not quite enough to affect us in the States. US is hoping to strike Iran before a full scale war results, and the inevitable nuclear holocaust in the Middle East region.

I think the whole problem with this is the leaders in the middle east failing to recognize the warnings from super powers like the US and denying their actual nuclear capabilities right toward the end when it becomes clear to the rest of the world that they should remain peaceful. This could be President Bush's last historic moment when he has to explain to the US public the reasons for such a military move. He still hasn't come up with a rational explanation for the invasion of Iraq. Everyone knows it's because of oil when they say they have to keep us safe from terrorists.

It's hard to speculate on what may come of this. It's basically because most of US forces are tied up in Iraq. Another air strike on Iran would deplete millions of dollars from military budget. The ironic thing is that Iran is using US supplied airplanes to defend against a country that supplied it to them in good faith.

What is next? That remains to be seen in the next few years. One thing for sure. Presiden

ities right toward the end when it becomes clear to the rest of the world that they should remain peaceful. This could be President Bush's last historic moment when he has to explain to the US public the reasons for such a military move. He still hasn't come up with a rational explanation for the invasion of Iraq. Everyone knows it's because of oil when they say they have to keep us safe from terrorists.

It's hard to speculate on what may come of this. It's basically because most of US forces are tied up in Iraq. Another air strike on Iran would deplete millions of dollars from military budget. The ironic thing is that Iran is using US supplied airplanes to defend against a country that supplied it to them in good faith.

What is next? That remains to be seen in the next few years. One thing for sure. Presiden

hard to speculate on what may come of this. It's basically because most of US forces are tied up in Iraq. Another air strike on Iran would deplete millions of dollars from military budget. The ironic thing is that Iran is using US supplied airplanes to defend against a country that supplied it to them in good faith.

What is next? That remains to be seen in the next few years. One thing for sure. President Bush does not stand a chance of getting re-elected, that's for sure.