Iran Turns Up the Heat in the Gulf

Posted By 'Reza Kahlili' On May 10, 2011 

On May 16, according to the state-owned Fars News Agency, Iran is going to
send what they call an aid flotilla from the southern port city of Bushehr.
Its destination? Bahrain. In addition to aid, the report stated, the
flotilla will convey the Iranian people's message - "Solidarity with
Oppressed Bahraini People."

But that is not all. Reports from inside Iran state that the flotilla will
be carrying the martyrdom forces destined to be the start of a new
confrontation with the kingdom in Bahrain.

The radical Islamic organization Ansar Hezbollah - consisting of Islamist
thugs and ardent supporters of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei who
have been at the forefront in the brutal suppression of Iranian
demonstrators - has now assembled volunteers, mostly from Basij forces, for
a martyrdom mission to Bahrain.

They are also preparing suicide bombers, in coordination with the Guards'
Quds Force, for attacks on Bahraini and Saudi interests.

In a recent interview with www.ammariyon.ir [1], a site affiliated with the
conservative camp in Tehran, former Revolutionary Guards officer and founder
of Ansar Hezbollah Hossein Allah-Karam provided details of the strategy
designed to assist the revolutionaries in Bahrain, Gaza, Libya, Saudi
Arabia, Yemen, and more.

A key part of that strategy, Allah-Karam revealed, involves registering
volunteers willing to go to the conflict areas to carry out suicide
missions.

Another part of their plan: to launch flotillas to Bahrain and provide
assistance to the Shiites with their uprising.

Ever since the unrest in Bahrain - especially as Saudi forces advanced into
that country - the Iranian leaders have been stirring up talk about revenge.
Some military commanders and high officials have gone so far as to propose a
military intervention to help the Shiite majority with their rebellion
against the Sunni-ruled kingdom.

The radicals ruling Iran have also threatened Saudi Arabia with serious
consequences for its suppression of the protesters in Bahrain.

Iran's leaders, who see the recent insurrections in the Middle East as an
opportunity to further incite the people in the region to overthrow their
U.S.-backed governments, view Bahrain as a prime target and a strategic one.
It is, of course, home to the U.S. Fifth Fleet.

Agents of the Islamic radicals ruling Iran have long infiltrated the Shiite
population of Bahrain, in the hopes that, one day, they would succeed in
creating the atmosphere for a revolution. Their plan has been to force a
takeover by Bahrain's majority Shiites and expand Iran's influence from the
Persian Gulf's chokepoint outward. Saudi influence - not to mention U.S.
supremacy - would be crushed.

Just weeks ago, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's representative to Iran's
universities, Hojatolislam Ali-Reza Panahian, stated that "the uprising in
Bahrain is the best opportunity to begin setting the stage for the emergence
of the Twelfth Imam, our Mahdi."

"The situation in Bahrain alone," he continued, "could be the catalyst to
cause the disintegration of the United States and lead to the downfall of
that straw empire."

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