Someone Getting Desperate To Create A War In Iran !
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"By Way Of Deception, Thou Shalt Do War"
Iraq is the tactical pivot
Saudi Arabia the strategic pivot
Egypt the prize
So when you see news reports that tell you that Iran has
nuclear weapons ready to strike the US and Saudi Arabia was
behind 9/11 you know that these are Psy-Ops (psychological
operations) intended on brainwashing you into supporting
attacks on these countries.
They need new script writers. They are using the same old
tired script
with Iran, almost word for word.
Someone getting desperate to create a war in Iran
Iran has documents that serve no other purpose than showing
how to produce nuclear warheads, it was revealed yesterday.
Posted Nov 25, 2005 08:11 AM PST
Category: IRAN
So does every physics library. Posters of the blueprints for
Fat Man and Little Boy are available over the internet.
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=2299432005
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WHAT THE HECK IS THIS STUFF??
Posted Nov 25, 2005 08:15 AM PST
Category: IRAN
Once again the warhawks are trying to turn a drawing of a
nuclear bomb into a real bomb, in order to justify invading
Iran. But the fact is that it does not matter if Iran has
nuclear weapons; they are still not a danger to the United
States. Iran won't dare attack the US because the US
maintains the capability to turn Iran into a giant green
glass parking lot and send in the Marines to paint the
stripes.
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/trinitite.html
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Syria accuses US of launching lethal raids over its borders
Syria has accused the United States of launching lethal
military raids into its territory from Iraq, escalating the
diplomatic crisis between the two countries as the Bush
administration seeks to step up pressure on President Bashar
Assad's regime.
Posted Nov 25, 2005 12:37 PM PST
Category: SYRIA
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/10/30/wsyria30.xml&sSheet=/news/2005/10/30/ixworld.html
Syria has accused the United States of launching lethal
military raids into its territory from Iraq, escalating the
diplomatic crisis between the two countries as the Bush
administration seeks to step up pressure on President Bashar
Assad's regime.
Concern: A Syrian soldier looks across at Iraqi border
Major General Amid Suleiman, a Syrian officer, said that
American cross-border attacks into Syria had killed at least
two border guards, wounded several more and prompted an
official complaint to the American embassy in Damascus.
He made the allegations during an official press tour of
Syrian security forces on the Iraqi border, which the US
claims is a barely guarded passage into Iraq for hardcore
foreign jihadis.
While showing off what he said were beefed-up Syrian border
measures designed to blunt those criticisms, including new
police stations and checkpoints, Maj Gen Suleiman alleged
that his own border forces had come under repeated American
attack.
"Incidents have taken place with casualties on my
surveillance troops," he said, near the Euphrates river
border crossing between Syria and Iraq. "Many US projectiles
have landed here. In this area alone, two soldiers and two
civilians have been killed by the American attacks."
The charge follows leaks in Washington that the US has
already engaged in military raids into Syria and is
contemplating launching special forces operations on Syrian
soil to eliminate insurgent networks before they reach Iraq.
"No one in the administration has any problem with acting
tough on Syria; it is the one thing they all agree on," said
Edward Walker, a former US ambassador to Egypt and Israel,
who is now head of the Middle East Institute think-tank.
"I've heard there have been some cross-border activities,
and it certainly makes sense as a warning to Syria that if
they don't take care of the problem the US will step up
itself."
But he warned that the increased blurring of battle lines
between Iraq and Syria could turn a diplomatic stand-off
between the two nations, playing out at the UN, into a fully
fledged military confrontation. "It could escalate. With
Syrian border guards getting shot, it could turn into a
major issue."
In the Euphrates valley, however, the alleged cross-border
fire fights are already a major issue. The Syrian military
said that in May, in the divided village of Baghouz, which
straddles the Syria-Iraq border about 350 miles north east
of Damascus, Abdullah al-Hassake was manning a rundown
concrete frontier outpost when he and fellow soldiers heard
US helicopters.
He went on to the police station roof to survey the
impending battle between US troops and Iraqi insurgents, who
flee to the border when under attack, and was killed by fire
from the US helicopters.
Syrian officials said that US charges that they were not
doing enough to prevent insurgents crossing into Iraq are
unfair. They pointed to new barbed wire and reinforced sand
barriers across the 400-mile border, which cost £1.5
million, and claimed that they had deported or arrested
about 1,500 foreign fighters heading to Iraq.
Much of the border is impossible to seal. Across the divide,
the continuing violence in Iraq is all too evident. Both
sides have strong ties with the regime of the former Iraqi
dictator Saddam Hussein. "The people here are happy to help
fighters go to face the Americans," said one local. But
reinforced security on the Syrian side had made life harder,
he added. That view is supported by some Western diplomats
in Damascus, although US defence officials remain sceptical.
"The Syrians have stopped actively encouraging jihadis to
go," said one diplomat. "In fact recently they've tried
quite hard to stop it."
Across the Euphrates, the border appears to be the likely
stage for a future showdown between the US and Syria.
"Sometimes the US soldiers fire at us every day," said
Ibrahim Brahim, a Syrian security official. "Sometimes it's
simply a mistake, but sometimes it's not. Mostly the US army
wants to show us its power."
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