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War, War, War See other War, War, War Articles Title: Brookings Publication mentions possibility of ‘Horrific Provocation’ to Trigger Iran Invasion In a recent policy paper published by the influential Brookings Institute, the authors propose almost anything to guarantee dominance of Persia by the new world order, including bribery, lying, cheating and mass murdering by an all-out military assault of Iran. The paper ‘Which path to Persia: Options for a New American Strategy toward Iran’ is just one of many recent and not so recent examples of the firm intent of the globalists to engage Iran militarily and acquire its natural resources in the same effort. The group of authors- a cozy little convergence of globalists- contemplate four separate options on ‘how to deal with Iran’ in the cold bureaucratic language that poses as scientific but is really nothing more than the intelligent musings of a calculating psychopath. The first option, ‘Dissuading Tehran’ through diplomatic means is being discussed as something tried, tested and discarded. The second option, ‘Disarming Tehran’ covers several ways of rallying the ‘international community’ around the globalists’ intentions. In the third part, ‘Toppling Tehran’ the warmongering increases as the writers contemplate both covert and overt military action against the Islamic republic of Iran. In the fourth and last section, ‘Deterring Tehran’ the option of ‘containment’ is elaborated upon. The proposed final strategy predictably involves all of the above mentioned options, in roughly the same order of appearance. To ensure the cooperation of surrounding countries, the authors propose bribery as an effective tool. After the authors assert that ‘it may be necessary to cut some deals in order to secure Moscow’s support for a tougher Iran policy’, the authors continue with their ‘brainstorming’, advising a widespread bribery campaign in order to ensure international cooperation in regards to Iran: ‘Other countries also will want payoffs from the United States in return for their assistance on Iran. Such deals may be distasteful, but many will be unavoidable if the Persuasion approach is to have a reasonable chance of succeeding.’ And further on: ‘To be successful, a Persuasion approach would invariably require unpleasant compromises with third-party countries to secure their cooperation against Iran.’ This means the US will have to cut all kinds of deals with dictators, bloodthirsty local tyrants and other corrupt kings of Arabia- even facilitating them with weapons. Besides rallying the ‘international community’ around the Anglo-American establishment with the help of these ‘unpleasant compromises’, the paper stresses it will also be necessary to persuade the Iranians themselves to topple their government (page 39): ‘Inciting regime change in Iran would be greatly assisted by convincing the Iranian people that their government is so ideologically blinkered that it refuses to do what is best for the people and instead clings to a policy that could only bring ruin on the country.’ But the authors underline the necessity of creating a favourable climate for the transnationalists in which to operate. ‘(…) any military operation against Iran will likely be very unpopular around the world and require the proper international context (…) The best way to minimize international opprobrium and maximize support (however, grudging or covert) is to strike only when there is a widespread conviction that the Iranians were given but then rejected a superb offer- one so good that only a regime determined to acquire nuclear weapons and acquire them for the wrong reasons would turn it down. Under those circumstances, the United States (or Israel) could portray its operations as taken in sorrow, not anger, and at least some in the international community would conclude that the Iranians “brought it on themselves” by refusing a very good deal.’ Here the authors seem to abandon even the facade of civility as they proceed. Even though the authors put these vile warmongering words in quotes, they cannot mask the mindset. They mean to rally the ‘international community’ through bribery and deceit- as a steppingstone towards military strikes. The path toward such military strikes will be made smooth by economically strong-holding surrounding countries, forcing them to accept western military action as well as the justifications for it without question. Military action. This is as acutely on the mind of the current chickenhawks, as the invasion of Iraq was on that of the neocons in the last couple of decades. Apparently, the authors feel compelled to give a justification for the bravura of their manuscript. ‘We chose to consider this extreme and highly unpopular option partly for the sake of analytical rigor and partly because if Iran responded to a confrontational American policy- such as an airstrike, harsh new sanctions, or efforts to foment regime change- with a major escalation of terrorist attacks (or more dire moves against Israel and other American allies), invasion could become a very “live” option.’ As the geopolitical feeding frenzy increases, the authors clearly begin to lose their cool as they begin to talk about the real plan behind all this elaborate brainstorming, reflecting the long-term agenda of the globalists for whom they work: ‘Like Iraq’, the authors state, ‘Iran is too intrinsically and strategically important a country for the United States to be able to march in, overthrow its government, and then march out, leaving chaos in its wake. (…) Iran exports about 2.5 million barrels per day of oil and, with the right technology, it could produce even more. It also has one of the largest reserves of natural gas in the world. These resources make Iran an important supplier of the energy needs of the global economy. Iran does not border Saudi Arabia- the lynchpin of the oil market- or Kuwait, but it does border Iraq, another major oil producer and a country where the United States now has a great deal at stake.’ And exactly in line with their masters tendency of using false flags, they allow themselves the luxury of speculating openly about a possible ‘provocation’ to escalate things to the point of armed conflict. ‘(…) it is not impossible that Tehran might take some action that would justify an American invasion. And it is certainly the case that if Washington sought such a provocation, it could take actions that might make it more likely that Tehran would do so (although being too obvious about this could nullify the provocation). However, since it would be up to Iran to make the provocation move (…), the United States would never know for sure when it would get the requisite Iranian provocation. In fact, it might never come at all.’ Now that would be a great disappointment, wouldn’t it. Under the headline ‘The Question of a Provocation’ on page 66, the authors press the point even further: ‘With provocation, the international diplomatic and domestic political requirements of an invasion would be mitigated, and the more outrageous the Iranian provocation (and the less that the United States is seen to be goading Iran), the more these challenges would be diminished. In the absence of a sufficiently horrific provocation, meeting these requirements would be daunting.’ Reminiscent of the Pearl Harbor-quote by raving neocons pre-9/11, the authors continue imagining how excellent it would be to have an Iranian-sponsored terror attack within the US to trigger war and march off toward Iran. During all this, the authors are aware how unlikely it is that Iran would actually commit such an attack on American soil (probably because they know who is usually responsible for such mass terror attacks): ‘Something on the order of an Iranian-backed 9/11, in which the plane wore Iranian markings and Tehran boasted about its sponsorship.(…). The entire question of “options” become irrelevant at that point: what American president could refrain from an invasion after the Iranians had just killed several thousand American civilians in an attack in the United States itself?‘Regarding the question of international support for an US invasion of the Islamic Republic, the Brookings people lament: ‘Other than a Tehran-sponsored 9/11, it is hard to imagine what would change their minds.’ The same goes for their plans in regards to that old favorite of the elite, covert psychological warfare, in order to subdue a sovereign nation. In chapter 7 of the manuscript, called ‘Inspiring an Insurgency’, it examines the possibility of propagandizing the Iranian people into helping out the globalists lute their nation: ‘The core concept lying at the heart of this option would be for the United States to identify one or more Iranian opposition groups and support them as it did other insurgencies in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Kurdistan, Angola, and dozens of other locales since the Second World War. The United States would provide arms, money, training, and organizational assistance to help the groups develop and extend their reach. U.S. media and propaganda outlets could highlight group grievances and showcase rival leaders.’ Isn’t that a familiar sight? Could one way to ‘highlight’ group grievances be to mass distribute the death of a poor woman and then claim it’s all thanks to Twitter? All this hinting at another false-flag attack underway and prepping the international community for a future invasion of Iran is becoming increasingly serious as the warmongering is being stepped up. This is the time to fix our eyes upon these globalists and their think tanks. If their blatant arrogance permits them to openly publish their bloodthirsty musings, we should be vigilant enough to pass this knowledge around lest we have another 9/11 on our hands. Source: www.brookings.edu/~/media...tegy/06_iran_strategy.pdf
Poster Comment: I looked at the authors listed in that pdf file. The only one I recognized was Martin Indyk who is a Zionist and a member of the CFR who was appointed US ambassador to Israel by Bill Clinton.
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I disagree with the premise. Supposedly, we went into Iraq for their resources, and we have nothing but bodies and debt to show for it. We went into Afghanistan for OBL, and have shiite to show except for bodies and poppies, and more debt. Should we be stupid enough to militarily engage Iran, all we'd have to show is the general collapse of our economy and our country. imo
Now that would be just $#&(#&$(# &$(@&$(#^($ *^# tragic! No one deserves it more. .
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I can't disagree. It sucks to be USa.
Moscow and everyone else should know by now any foreign policy deal cut with the U.S. would be worthless as long as Congress and the administration is under the control of International Jewry through the Israeli lobby which "arranged" the successful election of America's top (Democrat and Republican) lawmakers. Organized Jewry could cause the U.S. to turn on any "collaborator" Zionists do not control just the way Israel backstabed Britain by blowing up its garrison at the King David Hotel and the U.S. with an attack on the USS Liberty. Besides, Russia Votes dot org reports 54% of Russians view USA as a threat to national security. (Main Forum)engforum.pravda.ru/ The Pravda site contains some discussion. Results of this and other surveys of Russian opinion is at: http://www.russiavotes.org/whats_new.php/ Click: Most friendly and least friendly countries. Except for one year in a seven-year survey period when national minorities were rated as least friendly, America has held top spot. National minorities now listed at 30% (unfriendly). Most unfriendly now is Georgia 62% followed by USA 45%, UK at 41%. Closet friends of Russia: Belarus 50%, Kazakhstan 38%, China 18%, Germany 17, Armenia 15 and India 12%. (Interesting that former enemy Germany is fourth best friend whereas wartime ally USA is no where in sight. Could be Russians wisening up to the probability that had America stayed out of WWII and Hitler allowed to stamp out the Jew-instigated communist revolution they would have been spared three generations of privation and travesty inflicted on the Soviet Union by the criminal Bolshevik Jews and in at most a decade, with German ingenuity and oversight, would have had as high a level of services and standard of living as that of Germany, with the Tsar likely still the titular head of state). Majority of Russians (54%) prefer a higher standard of living than Russia having superpower status (43%). 52% would like to see Russia solve problems peacefully. Just as with common criminals Zionist psychos are becoming more brazen with increasing desperation (over the possibility of losing their dominance to Iran in the Middle East). Back in 2001, 18% of Russian fell for International Jewry's propaganda and rated Iraq as a threat.
Rather than moping in desperation please take some time to be elaborative with a bit of detail in exposing the connivance, duplicity and chicanery of the Zionist scoundrels (by adding to, refining, correcting to make more accurate and precise and enhancing, especially with relevant links, what others are posting in uncovering the trickery and duplicity of these inveterate warmongers). More "voices" reiterating a common theme will help educate visitors to 4-um about what's really happening on the international stage as well as in good ol' USA, especially at election time. All of us on the Internet researching and seeking out facts should be able to readily counter the propaganda being put out to defend the illegal Israeli state by a bunch of socially psychotic midgets in the Zionist think tanks.
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