Re: [cia-drugs] Good Morning, Vietnam

[Bob]

Bob wrote: Vigilius Haufniensis wrote: In case you're a little slow, the Bush admin is saber rattling against Iran at the same time the Bush admin has just installed Iranian secret police as the new occupation force in Iraq, with a Kurdish conventional military. The population of Iraq is 60% Shiite, 20% Kurd, and 20% Sunni.-Bob     VMANN:  yeah, whats up with that? vigilius haufniensis Chalabi is spent. Guess they'll just have to use censorship and move fast. -Bob Is Chalabi spent? Hal Kenoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] Xymphora...Looked at in terms of the necessary arrangements in the Middle East for the creation of 'Greater Israel', the neocon plan is rather obvious (although it took this constant pushing of the idea of a war on Iran coupled with the contradictory action of Americans in Iraq to make it obvious to me). Neither Ledeen nor any other neocon has any intention of actually attacking Iran. The talk of attacks is merely intended to keep Iran in the hands of the radical theologians, who ! have been given a Shi'ite Empire through the handing over of Iraq. You need no other proof than the forced presence of the detested Chalabi, whose job all along was to forge an alliance with Iran. The new Shi'ite Empire will completely mess up the Middle East, and create tensions that will keep Israel's enemies busy for years, while Israel slowly builds 'Greater Israel'. It is a brilliant plan, which can only be foiled if pan-Arab nationalism can win out over fractures within Islam. The two countries most in danger of an American attack are Syria and, eventually, Egypt, and it is not a coincidence that these are the two countries most associated with pan-Arab nationalism. Nasser's version of pan-Arab nationalism led to the first American support of his enemies in the Egyptian Brotherhood, the most notorious manifestation of which is now called al Qaeda, so you can see how the world fits together... And then Lansdale put a RC minority in charge, as told about as what not to do in an early 1950s worldwide assessment report, That action was one of the "lose" scenarios discussed. "They" then  played it within the projected length and kill numbers. The corruption is/was huge. Peace,  Om K [And: 380 tons of Bush-Pinochet HMX, another 21 US Marines killed by Bush-Pinochet HMX this week, Prescott Bush having managed Hitler's economy in Germany for half of WW2] Yo, Kris Bob, remember when your dad discovered that Ed Lansdale was meeting with North Viet generals in the jungle? That certainly goes a long way to explain why he chopped down every single pillar of south vietnamese demographic support (popular moderate pols like Dr. Ton Hoan, buddhists, hoa hao, cao dai, montagnards, bay vien(chinese gangster representing french corsican control of heroin to Lansdale and his old New England opium families his Sicilians, L's war in Cholon) and the refugee influx arranged, and city people settled in the jungle). In Saudi Arabia the problem right now is not an upheaval against the house of Saud, but two hands clapping against the middle. My rumor has it that middle class Saudis are leaving or uneasy, and there are roadblocks. In Iraq, at the same time the Bush admin is saber rattling against Iraq(see Utah radio host Jack Stockwell's interview of LaRouche, Guns of August), but the US has installed the radical Shiites as the secret police, the interior ministry, and their leaders within the interior ministry are the Iranian Bader gang, not Iraqi Shiites! It's a setup which seems almost overdone for a civil war dividing Iraq into Shiite, Sunni and Kurd zones. Oh, and the bodies are piling up due to Shiite secret police death-squadding. These Iranian Bader police have secret prisons, too. When they are finished torturing, they kill the prisoners and go and death squad the names given under torture, with a few plums handed to US occupation forces. In case you're a little slow, the Bush admin is saber rattling against Iran at the same time the Bush admin has just installed Iranian secret police as the new occupation force in Iraq, with a Kurdish conventional military. The population of Iraq is 60% Shiite, 20% Kurd, and 20% Sunni. -Bob Read the full article / Leggi l'articolo completo: www.uruknet.info/? p=14245 Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "cia-drugs" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.