Monday, February 12, 2007

Iran Is Next

As the saying goes, its all over 'sept the shouting. Here's the latests "we gotta attack Iran" propaganda.
Iranian bombs have killed 170 Iraq coalition troops: US

Sophisticated Iranian-built bombs smuggled into Iraq have killed at least 170 US and allied soldiers since June 2004 and wounded 620 more, senior US defence officials have said.

The allegation, made Sunday at a background briefing in Baghdad's fortified Green Zone, comes as Washington steps up its criticism of Iran and will feed a fierce debate over relations with the Islamic republic.

"Iran is involved in supplying explosively formed projectiles or EFPs and other material to Iraqi extremist groups," a senior official from the US-led multinational coalition told journalists.

Of course we need to ignore this.
From the most sophisticated warplanes to tank engines, artillery systems and armored vehicles, the United States is Israel's one-stop shopping center.

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If Israeli weapons sales to China induce misgivings, including the most recent U.S. blocked sale of Israel's Phalcon airborne radar, the beneficiaries of Chinese arms transfers of Israeli-American technology are even more disturbing. In 1996, as disclosed in the UN Register of Conventional Arms, China sold over 100 missiles and launchers to Iran, along with a handful of combat aircraft and warships. Even worse, in 1997 the New York Daily News reported that Iraq had deployed Israeli-developed, Chinese PL-8 missiles in the no-fly zones, endangering American pilots.[emphasis mine]

So forget all the bullshit about Iran arming Iraqi insurgents. US munitions are out there too. Often sold by our "good friends" in Israel.

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2 Comments:

Blogger The Boy said...

Hey...I saw your site through skippy's "amnesty" program and linked to this post...keep up the good work! And welcome to the blogroll of our esteemed, D-level blog...

2/12/2007 06:55:00 AM  
Blogger SPIIDERWEB™ said...

Many thanks and welcome.

2/12/2007 07:32:00 AM  

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