all I understand from the suez crisis is the French, Israeli, and English alliance was pulled back by american authority in the UN. So maybe it was nationalized for a time? Then there was the defeat of Nasser in the 6 days war.

I skimmed through the first page of google, and couldn't find any one answer. Theres a corporation at the top I think. But are the scum who own that company listed publicly? are there hedge funds behind this shit?

  • pepe_silvia96 [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    I think so. He became the figure he is today by calling for the nationalization of the canal which at the time was owned by european investors. that's what made people protest on his behalf.

    In the developing world, anyone who supports nationalizing natural resources is good to me. despite whatever their ideology may be. there's something radical in the act of taking something that is rightfully yours.