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Tag(s): Feinstein-Dianne; Foreign Policy Failure Iran; IRAN NO NUKES; Iran; Iran War; Iraq; Planning; Senate
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May 27, 2008 at 22:26:14

Feinstein & Lugar: NYT Op Ed Gagged By Iran Attack Plan

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According to a foreign news report, Senators Feinstein and Lugar responded in horror at the Bush Administration's plans to attack, by the end of this coming August, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds force, a 90,000 strong contingent declared by the US Senate to be a "terrorist organization," in September, 2007. So outraged were the Senators that they were to release, "within days," twin public op-eds to the New York Times.

A half dozen Lance missiles tipped with neutron bombs would incinerate this force, leaving Iran with a fighting force of only 410,000 well-trained, but untested, troops ready to pour across the border into Iraq. Perhaps the consequences to the world and the US economy was of some concern to these Senators, but, to date, the promised op-eds of these Senators have yet to appear in the New York Times.

Just to make life more difficult for insane people, could someone please investigate "new Moon" occurrences over Iran between now and the end of August – these would be the most likely times to launch these attacks against Iran.

I'm withholding public references to my sources on this particular story because it is becoming crystal clear that a lot of the "false starts" on the neo-conservative's diabolical plans have been used to quash lines of communication across all media. But I do have them and I will release them to at my discretion.

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