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Special Report | War with Iran, Week of January 22

Sat, 01/21/2012 - 20:46 — Dave Culver
Section(s): 
Foreign Affairs
Peace & Nonviolence

Our future depends on stopping an attack on Iran

3 Items including:

  • The Myth of “Isolated” Iran
  • War on Iran: It’s Not A Matter of “If”
  • War Plan Iran: The US Finally Admits Its Criminal Bankruptcy

Joe Heller

The Myth of “Isolated” Iran, Pepe Escobar, TomDispatch.com

  • What if, however, there is no “red line,” but something completely different? Call it the petrodollar line.
  • Following the Money in the Iran Crisis

War on Iran: It’s Not A Matter of “If” Alexander Cockburn, Counterpunch

  • The analogy here is the run up to Pearl Harbor. Let me quote from a useful timeline. On October 7, 1940,  a US Navy IQ analyst Arthur McCollum wrote an 8 point memo on how to force Japan into war with US. Beginning the next day FDR began to put them into effect and all 8 were eventually accomplished.
  • War Plan Iran: The US Finally Admits Its Criminal Bankruptcy.
  • U.S. troops quietly surge into Middle East

War Plan Iran: The US Finally Admits Its Criminal Bankruptcy, Finian Cunningham, Global Research

  • Officially, America is now bankrupt: financially, economically, politically – and morally. Its criminal aggression towards Iran is just one of many parts of a jigsaw that add up to a clear and grotesque picture of what the United States of America now represents in the 21st Century world.
  • U.S. troops quietly surge into Middle East
     

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