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POLITICIANS PLAY INTO BIG OIL'S, BANKS' HANDS BY DENYING IRAN NUCLEAR POWER
2007
Overview
The last shah of Iran sealed his fate when in the 1970s he sought to build a nuclear power industry for his country, using the ocean of oil beneath Iran's surface for the development revenues it would bring. The U.S. government, then as now, represented Iran's perfectly sensible strategy as a way to acquire nuclear weapons. The charge was as dishonest then as it is today, but it worked, not only in the case of Iran, but of the many Third World countries such as Brazil that saw nuclear power as a sound alternative to the crushing costs of Anglo-American oil following the oil price shocks of the 1970s.
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Madison Newspapers, Inc
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