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Scott Sullivan: US Must Attack Iran!
President Bush is fueling Iranian aggrression by means of five secret US policies. First, Bush intends to destroy Iraq and turn Iran, supported by Germany, into the dominant superpower that would dictate terms to the US,China and Russia. The liberal economic order would then be directed by Nazi ran, fascist Venezuela, and the Trotsyite alliance in Latin America between the ultra-leftists, the drug cartels, and the Inca nationalists.
Bush is destroying Iraq by promoting Kurdish/PKK and Iranian terrorism in Iraq. The US has allowed thousands of Iranian SA/IRGC and SS/Quds force offcers to take command positions in the new Iraqi army, the police forces, and the inteligence services. Thanks to this Bush-sponsored Iranian fifth column, iranians in Iraqi uniforms are in operational control of US forces in Iraq and using US forces to suppress Iraqi patriots.
Moreover, Iranians who have infiltrated Iraqi forces have hundeds if not thousands of terrorist attacks agaist US prsonnel. Finally, the Bush decision to turn Kirkuk and its over to the Kurds and Basra and its oil to the Iranians have bankolleed the Kurdish militia, the Peshmerga, and the pro-Iran militia kown as the Badr brigades. In addition,the Kursds and Ianians have ben provided multi-million dollar slush fund with which to bribe US personnel.
Bush's appeasement of has created three very bad pieces of news for US interests in Iraq and the Middle East.
-- By supporting Iran's push to destroy Muqtada al-Sadr. the US has turned over to Iran control of the withdrawal of US forces in Iraq, via the strategic port of Basra. The US haa create its own Dunkirk crisisin Iraq.
-- By aligning with Iran and the Badr brigade in Iraq against Muqtada al-Sadr, the US has aligned with the weaker and losing side in Iraq.
Finally, by aligning with Iran in the Middle East, as opposed to US alignment with Russia, Syria and the Palestinians, the US has aligned with the losing side, Iran.
In short, Bush's apeasement of Iran is creating Iraqi instability, fueling Iran's aggression, and destroying theUS position in the Middle East, where the US has been the dominant power since WW II.
In fact, Bush has inflicted a crushing blow on US interests this week by appeasing Iran in Lebanon.
Here are the most recent examples of Bush’s capitulation to Iran.
First, Bush is concealing the Iranian and Kurdish collaboration in terrorist attacks against US forces in Iraq. The Kurdish government and Iran's brown shirts, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, (IRGC) have signed agreements, with the knowledge and approval of high ranking US personnel, that permit the transit across Kurdish territory in Iraq of IRGC terrorists and explosives that are used in attacks on US personnel. Moreover, the IRGC routinely uses Kurdish territory to stage direct terrorist attacks against US forces and to deploy Al-Qaeda groups against US forces. Given this body of evidence against the Kurds, General Petraeus should apprehend Barzani and Talabani for conducting terrorism against US forces.
Second, Bush should demand that General Petraeus investigate allegations by a US Colonel, that US officials are permitting Iran’s government to deploy a Death Squad in Iraq, including the deployment of trained snipers (see today's WP, “US says Iran is assassinating Iraqi officials.") Iran is reportedly using this Death Squad to assassinate Iraqi government officials. General Petraeus, Ambassador Ryan, and all other US personnel who knew of Iranian assassination squads in Iraq but not block their activity should be asked to resign. Moreover, as a top priority, the US shall investigate the involvement of high-ranking Iraqi government officials in approving Iranian death squad actions in Iraq.
Third, President Bush shall explain his surprise decision this week to cancel the long awaited Pentagon press conference on Iranian infiltration and subversion in Iraq. President Bush should direct General Petraeus to reinstate his press conference on Iranian subversion in Iraq.
Fourth, General Petraeus shall expand his press conference to include Iranian subversion in Lebanon by way of Iraq, and by extension into France and Western Europe.
Finally, President Bush shall call the Iranian Nazis a threat to global peace and stability. To deter this Iranian nazi threat the US should build an anti-Iran Front in Iraq and Lebanon under Syrian and Palestinian leadership.
This Syrian-Palestinian Front shall unite all the pro-Arab and anti-PKK forces in the Middle East including Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, Muqada al Sadr’s Mahdi Army, and the Palestinian groups.
The Syrian-Palestinian Front shall take immediate action against Iran in three areas.
First, the Syrian-Palestinian Front will resist all Iranian efforts to subvert the liberation of Palestine and the establishment of a Palestinian state. Iran is subverting Palestine by advancing statehood for the Kurds. The establishment of a Kurdish state in the Middle East would destabilize the Arab world and delay Palestinian statehood. Moreover the Kurds, possibly aligned with Israe, could oppose altogether an independent Palestine.
Second, the Syrian-Palestinian Front shall send combatants to reinforce Al-Qaeda control of Mosul in Iraq. If the Kurds take Mosul they will take Kirkuk and all off northern Iraq, followed by Kurdish/PKK subversion in Turkey and Syria.
Third, the Syrian-Palestinian Front shall send combatants to fight the Iranians in Basra and Baghdad.
In conclusion, US policy will boost the Syrian-Palestinian Front Against Iran in the following areas:
First, the US shall encourage Syria, aligned with France, to take the lead peacekeeping role in Iraq, Lebanon and, if needed, Palestine.
Second, the US shall encourage North Korean support for Syrian nuclear weapons, provided Iran is excluded from Syria’s nuclear weapons program.
Third, the US shall encourage Russia to extend security guarantees to Syria and for Russia to displace Iran as Syria's primary security partner. In this regard, the US shall recommend an increase in Russian naval forces based in Syria, including naval forces.
Fourth, the US shall reduce the scope of Iran's threat to the Middle East by attacking IRGC camps in Iran itself and in Iraq and Lebanon.
Scott Sullivan is a former Washington government employee. Petroleumworld not necessarily share these views.
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