U.S. Attack Iran War Plans Comment by Larry Ross, September 19, 2006
The following is a good example of Time's slick propaganda techniques - to help the Pentagon prepare the people for another much larger war. This is a war where many writers have said Bush intends to use nuclear weapons. This could easily escalate to global nuclear war and end humanity. But Time is not concerned with the U.S. nuclear weapons threat, or the possible global calamity. It's all okay, perfectly reasonable, and Bush's divine right, according to the Time Publishers and editors.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It will take a few days, with thousands of sorties, satellite and laser-guided bombs will be aimed at targets – 1,500 already planned by Pentagon – and will try to infiltrate armed concrete, under which some of nuclear sites are hidden. Meanwhile, Washington launches diplomatic blitz in attempt to promote sanctions on Tehran By Yitzhak Benhorin, September 18, 2006 The US government is planning to launch a diplomatic blitz on Monday regarding the Iranian nuclear issue at the United Nations headquarters in New York, where heads of states and foreign ministers have convened for the general assembly session. The United States will work to realize the promises made by Russia and China to agree to impose moderate sanctions on Tehran, following its refusal to meet the Security Council ultimatum, which expired at the end of August. A senior source at the State Department declared over the weekend that Washington was interested in solving the crisis diplomatically, but admitted that his country had no clue what Iran was thinking. According to the senior source, the government is convinced that Tehran has also failed to make a decision on the issue so far. And while the US is exerting diplomatic pressure, the Pentagon is preparing for a possibility that US President George W. Bush will eventually instruct the army to attack Iran. Time Magazine published details regarding a possible attack, based on talks with military sources. According to the magazine, no one in Washington is talking about a ground invasion of Iran, as was carried out in Iraq or Afghanistan. According to the report, the American goal in case of an offensive will be to delay the Iranian nuclear plan, an operation which can be carried out from the air. Continue |