Full Version: The Zionist Power Configuration in America and Israel’s War with Iran by James Petras / July 17th, 2008
The Zionist Power Configuration in America and Israel’s War with Iran
by James Petras / July 17th, 2008
“My strong preference here is to handle all this (US conflict with Iran) diplomatically with the other powers of government, ours and many others as opposed to any kind of strike occurring…From the US perspective, from the United States military perspective in particular, opening up a third front (Israeli and/or US act of war against Iran) would be extremely stressful to us.”
– testimony of Admiral Michael Mulligan, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, July 2, 2008.
“If Iran continues its nuclear arms program – we will …
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QUOTE(Snuffysmith @ Jul 18 2008, 08:16 AM) 
The Zionist Power Configuration in America and Israel’s War with Iran
by James Petras / July 17th, 2008
“My strong preference here is to handle all this (US conflict with Iran) diplomatically with the other powers of government, ours and many others as opposed to any kind of strike occurring…From the US perspective, from the United States military perspective in particular, opening up a third front (Israeli and/or US act of war against Iran) would be extremely stressful to us.”
– testimony of Admiral Michael Mulligan, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, July 2, 2008.
“If Iran continues its nuclear arms program – we will …
(Full article …)
by James Petras / July 17th, 2008
“My strong preference here is to handle all this (US conflict with Iran) diplomatically with the other powers of government, ours and many others as opposed to any kind of strike occurring…From the US perspective, from the United States military perspective in particular, opening up a third front (Israeli and/or US act of war against Iran) would be extremely stressful to us.”
– testimony of Admiral Michael Mulligan, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, July 2, 2008.
“If Iran continues its nuclear arms program – we will …
(Full article …)
There seems to be a concerted effort to convince the public that the Bush Administration isn't
trying to make a war happen in Iran. This could be a sign that they are going to let one happen.
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