Warfare in the Middle East generally precipitates a rise in oil prices. The resultant transfer of wealth from every energy-using individual and institution to the petroleum industry and associated nationals, such as the Saudis, constitutes a staggering transfer of wealth. The I.G. Farben-developed Fischer/Tropsch process is staging a comeback.
Hydrogenation process, core of the Standard/I.G. Agreement of 1929 emerging again as a commercially viable process for the manufacture of motor fuel.
Saudi Arabia’s strategic use of its oil wealth in Lebanon and other Arab nations; possible culprits in the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Hariri; organized crime, corporate power and Islamist terror.
The Standard Oil of New Jersey (Rockefeller) – I.G. Farben Agreement of 1929 provided Nazi Germany with much of its fuel in World War II.
Alvin Malnik, Meyer Lansky’s attorney, Islamic convert, linked to elements of organized crime, Saudi Arabia, and terrorism.
German corporations accelerated their purchases of American corporations in the late 1990s.
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