Archive for the 'War' Category
Iranian Nuclear Scientist ‘Assassinated by Mossad’
February 4th, 2007The primary source is a U.S. propaganda front, but for whatever it’s worth… Via: Sunday Times: A PRIZE-WINNING Iranian nuclear scientist has died in mysterious circumstances, according to Radio Farda, which is funded by the US State Department and broadcasts to Iran. An intelligence source suggested that Ardeshire Hassanpour, 44, a nuclear physicist, had been […]
Retired U.S. Officers: Iran Attack Would Be a Disaster
February 4th, 2007See: Zbigniew Brzezinski Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Via: CNN: Three former senior U.S. military officials warn that any military action against Iran would have “disastrous consequences” and urged Washington to hold immediate and unconditional talks with Tehran. The Bush administration has increased the regularity and vehemence of its accusations against Iran, prompting speculation […]
Zbigniew Brzezinski Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
February 4th, 2007It concerns me that Brzezinski is being flogged around the Internet as some sort of good guy, after this testimony. Let’s take a closer look at Brzezinski to fit his recent and astonishing appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee into context. In The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives, Zbigniew Brzezinski writes: […]
Downing Street Looking Increasingly Like a Crime Scene
February 2nd, 2007Blair should be prosecuted for war crimes. Via: Daily Mail: Tony Blair’s premiership was on the verge of complete paralysis on Thursday night after it emerged that he was interviewed a second time in secret by police investigating the cash for honours scandal. Detectives questioned the Prime Minister for nearly an hour in Downing Street […]
SURGE: UP TO 48,000 TROOPS; COSTS GROSSLY UNDERESTIMATED
February 2nd, 2007It’s about Iran now. The situation in Iraq is being used as a cover for what’s about to happen in Iran. By the time people figure it out, they’re going to be looking at the next “terrorist” atrocity on CNN. Via: Defense Tech: President Bush and his new military chiefs have been saying for nearly […]
U.S. CAUTIONS EUROPEANS TO AVOID OIL, GAS DEALS WITH IRAN
February 2nd, 2007I should probably start work on a prepared statement to post once this thing finally goes off the rails. It might be hard to put coherent sentences together after witnessing what is about to happen. Via: Washington Post: The Bush administration is warning European oil and gas companies against investing in Iran, trying to head […]
From the Wonderful Folks Who Brought You Iraq
February 2nd, 2007This is a long but excellent article. It takes you inside the pathological decision making process that has brought us to this point. While it doesn’t give me much hope that the military will stop this, it confirms my analysis that this diabolical regime is not even considering alternatives to war with Iran. I forgot, […]
Bush Violation of FISA Law a Felony
February 2nd, 2007I’m sick of all of the bullshit talk about “the law” and this regime. We’re WAY beyond “the law” now, and any possible remedies it affords us. Since when did tyrants start paying attention to any laws but their own psychotic whims? Lots of smart people flapping their gums and tickling their keyboards re: “the […]
U.S. Plans to ‘Fight the Net’
January 31st, 2007Oh what a difference a decade makes. A little less that that, in this case. In 1995, when I first suggested to a professor that net centric warfare would become a core military competency, right along with rockets, rifles and bombs, I got a bit of a laugh. He let me write my paper anyway. […]
Brookings: U.S. Must Abandon Iraqi Cities or Face Nightmare Scenario
January 31st, 2007Iraqoslavia. Via: Independent: The US must draw up plans to deal with an all-out Iraqi civil war that would kill hundreds of thousands, create millions of refugees, and could spill over into a regional catastrophe, disrupting oil supplies and setting up a direct confrontation between Washington and Iran. This is the central recommendation of a […]
