[Vision2020] mideast deja vu, again

[Sunil Ramalingam]

Apparently Bush can recognize flaws in the Iranian electoral system, though 
not in the Egyptian system; therefore Iran's election was bad, while Egypt's 
was good.

Seymour Hersch was warning of this last year, and he's on the money again.

If the government recognizes we may not have enough soldiers for Iran, 
they'll try to make up for it by bombing more than in Iraq, or perhaps by 
skipping an invasion and bombing suspected Iranian nuclear sites, even 
though those are close to civilian populations.

Remember, Freedom is on the march.

Sunil


>From: "Bill London" <london at moscow.com>
>To: <vision2020 at moscow.com>
>Subject: [Vision2020] mideast deja vu, again
>Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 12:57:45 -0800
>
>Bush has just released the second national security report of his 
>presidency.  The first in 2002 set the stage for the invasion of Iraq by 
>establishing a pre-emptive strike policy for "terrorist nations with 
>WMD's."
>This new second report (see the article buried on page 5A of the Lewiston 
>Tribune) continues that strike-first policy, but shifts the target to Iran. 
>  Bush now says it is Iran that has WMD capability.
>As Bush is now preparing the American people for another war (with Iran, 
>this time), I have a few questions:
>
>1. is this really a problem with spelling?  Did he mean Iran the first 
>time, but it was mis-spelled Iraq?
>2. did Bush consider (given the failure of the war in both Iraq and 
>Afganistan) that he might have a small credibility problem, not to mention 
>a lack of money to spend and soldiers willing to die?
>3. did Bush remember that the government of Iran was democratically elected 
>and has the strong support of the people of Iran?
>BL
>


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