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Obama Provokes War Against China and Iran

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A separate New York Times editorial outlines the basic agreement on Iran shared by the Democrats and the Republicans. It says:

"It is time for President Obama and other leaders to ratchet up the pressure with tougher sanctions."

And:

"If the [UN] Security Council does not act quickly, then the United States and Europe must apply more pressure on their own [Bush's Iraq war strategy]. The Senate on Thursday approved a bill that would punish companies for exporting gasoline to Iran or helping Iran expand its own petroleum refining capability [another act of war]" (January 29, 2010).

The U.S. anti-war movement must organize and mobilize to confront the plans of the Obama administration. Obama's policies not only mirror Bush's, but have the potential to be far more devastating, with the real possibility of creating a wider, regional war. Iran and China are far more militarily capable than puny Afghanistan or Iraq; the consequences of a war with either will cause countless more deaths.

Bring All the Troops Home!


U.S. Military Out of the Middle East!

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Agree by sommers on Thursday, Feb 4, 2010 at 7:46:34 AM
A less than convincing piece by Eric Scheihagen on Friday, Feb 5, 2010 at 9:41:11 AM