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Chossudovsky: Using Georgia to Keep Russia from Helping Iran

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On Sunday, Chossudovsky called the South Ossetia operation an intended humanitarian crisis. On Wednesday Bush said the US military would be leading a humanitarian mission to Georgia. Now Chossudovsky says the real target is Iran. But how soon?

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"The Georgian attack on South Ossetia seeks to undermine Russia, which constitutes a significant countervailing military power and ally of Iran.

"The ultimate objective is to isolate Iran, cut it off from its powerful allies: China and Russia.

"In Washington's mindset, the events in Georgia coupled with media propaganda, can be usefully applied to discredit and weaken Russia prior to the enforcement of a naval blockade on Iran in the Persian Gulf, which could lead into an all out war on Iran." 

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well by Ben Marble, M.D. on Wednesday, Aug 13, 2008 at 11:21:29 PM