The Road To Tehran
On the 9th I remarked how “the administration”had upped the rhetoric and began fueling a very possible campaign against Iran.
Today, I had the displeasure of my observations being confirmed. Not only did Bush bring up the issue, Had made the beginnings of a deja-vu case against Iran. Obviously, originality is not one of their strong points.
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Iran threatens world security
Obviously, the larger, the harder, the more often one repeats this, the more believable it is going to become. Sadly, anyone with a double-digit IQ will most probably end up chanting the phrase like a mantra,
Allow me to speculate on how the case will be made.
- A barrage of insubstantial rhetoric (an epidemic for the retarded)
- A highly dubious campaign where Bush will emphasize that the U.S cannot WIN (har) in Iraq if Iran keeps interfering.
- A staged atrocity
- A vicious propaganda campaign on the wings of renewed National Anger.
- A tactical Nuke (mini-nukes, whatever those are) campaign against military targets (anyone remember smart bombs? How did that turn out?)
- An uprising of resistance by Iran.
- Fear of counter-attack
- Full blown invasion
- The obvious
I don’t feel I need to justify these steps. After all. It’s happened before hasn’t it? Lets look at Iraq.
- Iraq was on the agenda BEFORE 9/11
- Insubstantial Rhetoric, and as George Galloway quite rightly pointed out (before and after) “A pack of lies”.
- A vicious Propaganda campaign
- Shock and Awe 3 day war (oh yea, that worked)
- An uprising of resistance (still labeled as Al-Qaida, even though the facts dictate they are mostly Home-grown)
- Fear of Civil War
- Full-blown invasion
- The obvious.
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