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Who Will Stop The Next War? (Iran) [ Post 295314879 ]
Category: News & Opinion (General) Topic: International
Affairs
Synopsis: Certainly not the jewish control Government. .
Source:
http://amconmag.com
Published: January 1, 2001 Author: Patrick J. Buchanan
http://amconmag.com/2007/2007_02_26/buchanan.html
February 26, 2007 Issue
Copyright © 2006 The American Conservative
Who Will Stop The Next War?
by Patrick J. Buchanan
If Americans sickened by the carnage of Iraq wish to
stop an even more disastrous war on Iran, they had best
get cracking.
For the “On-to-Baghdad!” boys are back, warning us that
the only way to prevent an atom bomb from being
detonated in an American city is to attack and destroy
Iran’s nuclear sites. And the forces needed to execute
an attack are moving into place. Army Gen. John Abizaid
has been replaced as CENTCOM commander by Adm. “Fox”
Fallon, commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, who
knows little about counterinsurgency but a lot about co-ordinating
air strikes.
The carrier group Stennis is headed for the Gulf to join
the Eisenhower. Minesweepers are headed for the Strait
of Hormuz. American fighter-bombers have returned to
Incirlik. Iranian officials have been seized in Iraq.
Patriot missiles are being moved into Kuwait and Qatar.
Why all this firepower—to secure Anbar province and Sadr
City?
Bush’s anti-Iran rhetoric has been ratcheted up.
Announcing his surge, Bush interjected that Tehran “is
providing material support for attacks on American
troops. … [W]e will seek out and destroy the networks
providing advanced weaponry and training to our enemies
in Iraq.” This threat was followed by shoot-to-kill
orders to U.S. troops encountering Iranians aiding the
insurgency.
And Democrats are not going to let Bush get to their
right. At the Herzliya Conference, John Edwards said
that keeping Iran from nuclear weapons “is the greatest
challenge of our generation.” “To ensure that Iran never
gets nuclear weapons, we need to keep all options on the
table. Let me reiterate—all options.”
At AIPAC, Hillary echoed Edwards: “In dealing with this
threat … no option can be taken off the table. … We need
to use every tool about our disposal including … the
threat and use of military force.”
To Mitt Romney, this was wimpish. For Hillary had said
she favors “engagement” with Iran. Roared Romney to Hill
Republicans, “[W]e don’t need a listening tour about
Iran. … Someone who wants to engage Iran displays a
troubling timidity toward a terrible threat of a nuclear
Iran.”
Anybody think that Giuliani and McCain will let Edwards,
Hillary, or Mitt be more menacing toward Tehran than
they?
Consider the correlation of forces behind a new war.
If Bush goes home with Iran’s nuclear program not shut
down, his legacy will be Iraq and a failed presidency.
The Bush Doctrine—no nukes in rogue states—will have
been defied by Pyongyang and Tehran.
Israel wants Iran attacked yesterday. The neocons need a
new war to make America forget the disaster that they
wrought in Iraq. Democratic candidates must be seen as
hawkish as Giuliani and McCain. And the deadline for
Iran to comply with UN Security Council directives to
halt its enrichment of uranium is Feb. 23. What then is
holding us back from war?
It is the realization, even on the part of the noisiest
hawks, that war on Iran could precipitate a disaster
worse than defeat in Iraq. A Shia uprising against U.S.
troops could turn the Green Zone into Dien Bien Phu.
Attacks on tankers and pipelines could send oil to $200
a barrel. America would have no international support
and would receive virtually universal condemnation.
And like the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, bombing
Iran could unite Iranians behind their rulers. Shia
insurgencies could be ignited against Saudi Arabia and
the Gulf states. Hezbollah could bring down the Lebanese
government and attack Americans in the Middle East and
perhaps here in the United States.
And what would an attack accomplish besides setting back
an Iranian nuclear-enrichment program that by most
reports is a bust?
What is the threat? Iran has no missiles that can reach
us, no atom bombs. Though the Mullahs have been in power
27 years, they have yet to launch their first war. The
war they fought was in self-defense. They can no more
want a Sunni-Shia regional war than we, for they would
be in the isolated minority. They want the Taliban kept
out of Kabul and Iraq to remain united under a Shia
majority, as do we.
It is said that we cannot negotiate with men responsible
for the Khobar Towers. But Bush negotiated with Muammar
al-Gaddafi, who was responsible for Pan Am 103, and
Gaddafi agreed to forego nuclear weapons. Sanctions were
lifted and relations restored.
If FDR can talk to Stalin, and Nixon to Mao, and Bush to
the North Vietnamese (who tortured John McCain), why
can’t we talk to Mullahs who held 52 Americans hostage
for a year?
Rep. Walter Jones (R-N.C.) has introduced a resolution
declaring that in the absence of an imminent threat or
an attack upon us from Iran, President Bush has no
authority to attack Iran.
Next step: get Chuck Hagel and Jim Webb to sign on.
February 26, 2007 Issue
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Shamgar writes: "Certainly not the jewish control
Government. . .
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What's Good for Halliburton is Good for ... Dubai
We--and members of Congress, if they still remember how
to do their job--ought to be asking whether
Halliburton's move to Dubai has anything to do with
anticipated business should Cheney get his way and the
U.S. attacks Iran this spring. Since such a war would
inevitably include the destruction of much of Iran's
state-owned oil industry, it would represent a huge new
business opportunity for Halliburton, which first and
foremost is an oil-services company.
Posted Mar 14, 2007 09:59 AM PST
http://www.counterpunch.org/lindorff03132007.html
Israel, U.S. storm out of UN nuclear forum
The Israel and U.S. delegations walked out of the United
Nations' disarmament forum in Geneva, Switzerland
yesterday after Iran said Israel was the "real source of
nuclear danger in the Middle East" and had a "dark
record of crimes."
Posted Mar 14, 2007 09:12 AM PST
Category: ISRAEL
All Mottaki did was to tell the truth.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/837188.html
Dead Russian Spy was israeli Double Agent
http://www.wakeupfromyourslumber.com/node/153
Category: ISRAELI SPYING
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/archives/cat_israeli_spying.html
Forget Impeachment: Grab The Tar And Feathers
http://chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2007/cbarchive_20070313.html
HOW ISRAEL CONTROLS AMERICA
http://www.rense.com/Datapages/howiz.htm
Re: New Iran military strike warning [ To: Kudzu | Post
295334672, reply to 295334659 ] (Score: 2)
http://www.libertyforum.org/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=news_international&Number=295334672&page=&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=21&vc=1&t=0#Post295334672
well, now that halliburton is moving from texas to dubai,
i guess we can assume that the persian gulf is due to
become the israeli gulf pretty soon now, huh?
so once the pretext is staged that will get the draft
cranked up again, we'll be off to the races again....
okay! and halliburton will not be in such great danger
of being tarred and feathered on the streets of houston
once things go completely to shit.
i spose that the kbr's concentration camps ---remember
kbr--- the guys building the american concentration
camps?--- can be administered just as well from dubai as
from houston.
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CONTIGENCY PLANS(Raison D 'Etre)
PRETEXT FOR WAR ON IRAN...
THE CABAL PLAN TO NUKE IRAN-CONPLAN8022
http://www.rys2sense.com/anti-neocons/viewtopic.php?t=3063
Syria/Iran
http://www.rys2sense.com/anti-neocons/viewforum.php?f=22
Israel admitting (again) that they have nuclear weapons
http://www.rys2sense.com/anti-neocons/viewtopic.php?t=4396
Israel: Another War Next Year
http://www.rys2sense.com/anti-neocons/viewtopic.php?t=4223
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