David's Harp / Back to that 1973 future

Economically speaking, which war will our next one – the one with Iran – look like? Odds are it is Yom Kippur.

By David Rosenberg | 10:32 15.08.12 |

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Economically speaking, what do you think our next war -- that is the one we may be fighting with Iran and its allies anytime after tomorrow -- will look like?

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David's Harp / Back to that 1973 future

Economically speaking, which war will our next one – the one with Iran – look like? Odds are it is Yom Kippur.

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