What a planing A war? According to differnt sources
read(”American free Press.net”)and others we do the dirty job for International Zionist Caball of Izrael

Where does OPEC oil enter into this equation, have they suddenly become the protectors of the Jews, those Arab money men who support Bush and Cheney?

Where does Russia, and OPEC, or the Chinese, even, fit into this equation?

The more I see, the more I think Israel, even AIPAC, was duped.

The Israeli people, like the Palestinians, deserve better.

Thing again Please:nothing is done in the area
of Middle east without Zionist approval,but this time they AIPAC pushing the GOYA’S to lot more for
Zionist Israel.

May GOD bless you all.

I cannot wrap my head around this “need”. Especially after reading Larry’s story with regards to the B-52 flying nukes to a staging/supply point for Mid-East Ops airbase in Louisiana. There is no evidence that Iran is complicit with regards to IEDs. Now there is a possibility of either of planting a nuke or outright dropping/firing of one,two,three….five?

All the rhetoric and blather surrounding this “need” is all so simliar sounding to when there was a “need” to attack Iraq, even though Iraq did not attack the U.S., had no WMD, had no ties to Al Qeada.

When and where does all this stop? When we’re all dead? Nearing death? Perhaps the planet will just eradicate us once and for all. I have just read that scientists worry that the Artic will be free of ice by 2030. Reduced from 2070 and 2050.

Let’s see how we’re coping then. Badly, I’d gather.

This is the boy who cried wolf on steroids!

They also have a good reason to do so, as reportedly their revenues from oil exports have been decreasing due to increased domestic demand. If they can use nuclear power for themselves, they can export a whole lot more of their oil, plus they will be prepared when the oil runs out.

For the Iranians it is a perfectly logical thing, and it is completely their right to develop nuclear power technology, which so far is all they are doing as far as anyone can tell.

I agree with Froomkin, but this is hardly news to most who read this blog… you have been saying so ever since I started coming here,and for ages before… The problem is how to get them to listen to people like you, and Col. Lang, and not only listen, but to do the right thing.

Those with a military or intelligence background have so much to offer to help, but they (bushco and minions) intentionally do not listen. They do not want peace, only more war. An awakening is occuring in the sheeple, but it may be too late, as the PR campaign is in full speed ahead, and the groundwork to this point has been well thought out, by the dismantling of the constitution and the court system…

wonder how much they have to pay FAUX news out of the ‘war funds’ congress has appropriated???

I still can’t comprehend that Bush would bomb the Iranian people. The bomb is an excuse, imho. We’ve learned to live with a number of countries having the bomb. It’s about controlling the region. But an attack will make the opposite happen.

I would expect some local increases in violence, but an overall decrease. What I am absolutely certain of is that there is no chance of anything starting to turn around as long as the U.S. is there.

As for whatever new leadership/regime/whatever emerges, the U.S. will be lucky if they are MERELY as anti-American as Saddam was after what the U.S. has done (I would also point out that Saddam was not anti-American out of some ideology or natural inclination of his, but as a result of U.S. actions).

I hope whatever new regime arises will be sufficiently anti-American to kick out every last troop, “advisor”, and contractor, cut all relations with the U.S., and empty out that abomination of an imperial command and control center the U.S. insists upon calling an “embassy”. They can turn it, and the entire green zone into a home for the Iraqi widows, orphans, and refugees created by the Bushite war criminals. Ditto for the giant permanent – excuse me, “enduring” – American military bases. That would be a decent start on the reparations the U.S. should be forced to pay.