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Bush Admits Iran and syria next target in address
 Fri Feb 04, 2005 2:10 am
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Bush Admits Iran and syria next target in State Of the Union address.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4228927.stm
Anyone with a memory shorter than the last "Frasier" episode remember
these words from PNAC?
Syria and Iran are dangerous regimes
and their existence justifies
the creation of a "world-wide command-and-control system".
-- Project for the New American Century document,
September 2000.
"Worldwide command and Control system?"
HMMMMMMMMMM.
NEW.....WORLD...ORDER
The micochip implanted, cashless society slave grid? |
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mark sky
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 4:40 am
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will be the plan to dis arm the dis educated
while loading grumen cARS
and transporting (or not) the carcases
perhaps it is a piece of cake these daze |
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KNOW-THIS
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 5:47 pm
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http://kurtnimmo.com/blog/index.php?p=531
February 03, 2005
More Ominous Signs of Attack: General Electric Pulls Out of Iran
First it was Halliburton, now General Electric. Companies are closing down business operations in Iran. “We’re seeing a turnaround by a number of U.S. companies operating in Iran,” Dan Katz, chief counsel to U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., told the Associated Press. Last year Lautenberg accused U.S. corporations of collecting “blood money” by doing business with “countries the United States says sponsors terrorism and said he would push for legislation to stop it.” Lautenberg said, “When American companies do business with Iran they are helping the Iranians create revenue that is funneled to terrorists.”
Suddenly, and remarkably, GE has grown a conscience.
Yeah, right.
General Electric is responsible for the murder of thousands, possibly millions of people, since it is “one of the world’s top three producers of jet engines, supplying Boeing, Lockheed Martin and other military aircraft makers for the powering of airplanes and helicopters,” explains CorpWatch. In fact, GE is one of the worst corporations in the world, guilty of various crimes, including: designing faulty nuclear power plants; conducting radiation experiments on humans; intentionally releasing large amounts of radiation into the air from the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in order to see the distance it would travel; poisoning its workers at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory in Schenectady, New York with radiation and asbestos; attempting to overturn the US Superfund Law of 1980.
“The US government’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, has cited the company for 858 workplace safety violations from 1990-2001,” notes CorpWatch. It is also a fraud repeat offender. “General Electric has been involved in so many cases of fraud that in the 1990s the Pentagon’s Defense Contract Management Agency created a special investigations office specifically for the company, which indicted GE on 22 criminal counts and recovered $221.7 million. … GE’s financial division has been another area ripe for fraud. GE was fined $100 million for trying to get bankrupt creditors to pay without informing the bankruptcy courts, in effect paying debts that they no longer legally owed. Not surprisingly, General Electric is the financial backer of WorldCom, the telecom company whose massive fraud and creative accounting led to the largest bankruptcy in US history.”
Not surprisingly, GE has paid big bucks to pocket Congress critters on both sides of the aisle. “GE spent more than $31 million in 2001 and 2002 lobbying lawmakers; in 2000 it spent $16 million. Reigning CEO Jack Welch had enormous influence and was consistently ranked CEO of the Year by the slavish business press; he was major Republican donor as well. GE director Sam Nunn was senator for Georgia for 27 years, and also sits on the boards of ChevronTexaco. GE’s Senior Vice President and General Counsel and Secretary, Benjamin W. Heineman, used to work for the US government’s Department of Health, Education and Welfare. General Electric gave $221,350 to political campaigns in the 2002 election cycle, with 40 percent going to Democrats and 60 percent to Republicans.”
“Because of uncertain conditions related to Iran, including concerns about meeting future customer commitments, we will not accept any new orders for business in Iran effective Feb. 1,” said Gary Sheffer, a GE spokesman.
And what would these “uncertain conditions related to Iran” be?
How about the fact Iran is the next target on Bush’s hit list. “Today, Iran remains the world’s primary state sponsor of terror, pursuing nuclear weapons while depriving its people of the freedom they seek and deserve. To the Iranian people, I say tonight: As you stand for your own liberty, America stands with you,” Bush declared in his State of the Union address yesterday. “This obviously raises the bar on the possibility that Iran will be the next target within the axis of evil as we fight the war on terror. And there are signs that a showdown with Iran may come sooner rather than later,” speculates Alaron Futures and Options.
In the meantime, the CEO of America, Inc., is warning multinational corporations to get out of Iran, lest their assets are bombed along with the people of Iran.
Naturally, an attack on Iran would spell disaster, as noted by an editorial appearing in the York Sunday Times. “Consider the possible consequences of a war. Experts believe that a large portion of the U.S. fleet in the Persian Gulf might be sunk by Iraqi anti-ship missiles, blocking the straits of Hormuz, and shutting down oil exports from the gulf.” Actually, it is Iran that possesses these advanced anti-ship missiles (the Moskit, or Sunburn missile, sold to Iran by Russia), not Iraq. “What about the majority Shia in Iraq? Would they rise against our 150,000 troops if we attack their Shiite brethren in Iran? If we think there is chaos now, imagine millions more Iraqis, as well as a large Iranian military, attacking our troops.”
In a repeat of the delusional fantasy proposed by the Strausscons prior to the invasion of Iraq, top dog Strausscon Paul Wolfowitz has said “an attack on Iran would be the catalyst for a popular revolution against the ruling mullahs” in Iran. In fact, the exact opposite would happen, since the Iranians are fiercely nationalistic and have a long history of repelling invaders.
Even so, the Strausscons are itching to bombard Iran and are setting the stage, beginning with warning their multinational friends to close down operations and minimize harm to their stockholders. Disgustingly, as in the case of both Halliburton and General Motors, this exit from Iran is portrayed as a decision not to do business with the mullahs, a concern completely irrelevant before Bush declared his intention to release the dogs of war against 60 million innocent people in Iran.
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