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>

> The hate bush crowd is deceptive or misinformed -

> see below -

>

>

> While I am opposed to all US military presence

> overseas, it could not happen without the full

> support of both parties since 1918 and mainly the

> Democrats. The current white house could do

> nothing

> against Iran or any other country if the

> Democrats

> would cut off the money. Blame all parties and

> mostly to Democrats since they have been in power

> longer.

>

>

> The USA invovement overseas has been a big

> problem

> for almost 100 years - before Bush and his VP. It

is destroying the dollar, the economy, the culture,

the family, and wasting lives and energies of our

people as well as hurting national security.

>

>

> Elect those who have no loyalities to other nations

> or special interest groups and who seriously

> want only to take care of the USA and not be the

world's

> policeman.

>

>

> America First and keep out of other

> people's/nations

> problems no matter that they are bad or with

> nuclear

> weapons as with Isreal and Iran etc. Listen to

George Washington's advice in his farewell address

to the Congress.

>

> This discussion does not belong here - I come here

> seeking info about healing - not to read about

> politics - I go other places for such.

>

>

>

>

> --- The Havens <thehavens wrote:

>

> > At 08:31 AM 9/30/07, you wrote:

> > >Globalresearch - The Iran War is on the Front

> > Burner (new info)

> > >Posted by: " Mark Graffis " mgraffis

> > mgraffis

> > >Sun Sep 30, 2007 4:49 am (PST)

> > >The Iran War is on the Front Burner

> > Globalresearch.ca

> > >Saturday, September 29, 2007 11:52 PM

> > >CRG Newsletter - The Iran War is on the

> > Front Burner

> > >

> > >The Iran War is on the Front Burner

> > >

> > >By Muriel Mirak-Weissbach

> > >

> > >Global Research, September 28, 2007

> > >

> > >Note: Readers are welcome to cross-post this

> > article with a view to

> > >spreading the word and warning people of the

> > dangers of a broader Middle

> > >East war. Please indicate the source and

> copyright

> > note.

> > >

> > >The war that Dick Cheney has been planning

> against

> > Iran, has moved from

> > >the back burner to the front, and those who do

> not

> > see this are either

> > >blind or complicit.

> > >

> > >Military deployments are in place, as laid out in

> > detail in a Sept. 16

> > >feature by Michel Chossudovsky in Global

> Research,

> > while the statements of

> > >intent to wage war, issued by President Bush and

> > Vice President Cheney,

> > >have been hyped in British and American news

> > outlets.

> > >

> > >The fact that war is high on the agenda, was

> > denounced by the head of the

> > >International Atomic Energy Agency, Dr. Mohammad

> > ElBaradei, who made a

> > >dramatic exit from an ongoing meeting of the IAEA

> > board of governors on

> > >Sept. 11, in protest against the manifest intent

> of

> > the U.S. and U.K.

> > >delegations, as well as the rotating EU

> presidency

> > representative, to

> > >proceed with military aggression.

> > >

> > >ElBaradei, who was so furious that he initially

> > refused to talk to the

> > >press, clearly stated, in his Sept. 10 report to

> > the UN body, that the

> > >course chosen by the IAEA, to proceed with

> > diplomacy and inspections, was

> > >succeeding in providing the necessary

> > clarifications of outstanding

> > >questions about Iran's nuclear energy program.

> > >

> > >The IAEA chief's report reflected a recent

> > agreement struck between the

> > >agency and Iran, regarding a framework for

> > resolving all remaining issues,

> > >and, step by step, closing the file. ElBaradei

> > stressed, " This is the

> > >first time that Iran has agreed on a plan to

> > address all outstanding

> > >issues, with a defined timeline.'' He called for

> a

> > " double time-out,''

> > >meaning the suspension of Iranian enrichment

> > activity along with a

> > >suspension of sanctions against the Islamic

> > Republic.

> > >

> > >Iran's ambassador to the IAEA, Ali Asghar

> > Soltanieh, on Sept. 12, welcomed

> > >ElBaradei's latest report as a " major step

> > forward,'' and criticized

> > >certain states (meaning the U.S. and the U.K) for

> > " questioning the merits

> > >of the Iran-IAEA modality agreement.'' That

> > agreement had effectively

> > >pulled the rug out from under those warmongers

> who

> > argued that since

> > >Iran's program was military, it had to be stopped

> > by military means. Since

> > >the IAEA meeting, ElBaradei has gone to the press

> > almost daily, to

> > >reassert his conviction that, there is no reason

> to

> > attack Iran on the

> > >nuclear issue; At the same time ElBaradei

> > underscored that, despite the

> > >Iran-IAEA agreement, the intention for a US

> > sponsored attack is being

> > >envisaged. On Sept. 17, he told the press:

> > >

> > > " We need always to remember that use of force

> could

> > only be resorted to

> > >when ... every other option has been exhausted. I

> > don't think we are at

> > >all there.... There is a UN charter and there are

> > rules for the

> > >international use of force. I hope everybody

> would

> > have gotten the lesson

> > >after the Iraq situation when we see a drama

> > unfolding every day.''

> > >

> > >ElBaradei noted that thousands of " innocent

> > civilians [in Iraq] have lost

> > >their lives on the suspicion that a country had

> > nuclear weapons.'' He

> > >recalled that he had tried to continue

> inspections

> > in Iraq, but had been

> > >prevented by the U.S. war. Now, he said, he was

> > conducting negotiations

> > >with Iran, which were bearing fruit:

> > >

> > > " I think what we need now to do is to encourage

> > Iran to work with the

> > >agency to clarify the outstanding issues'' in the

> > over four-year-old IAEA

> > >investigation. He gave a clear time frame for

> > results to be produced: " by

> > >November-December we will be able to know whether

> > Iran is acting in good

> > >faith or not, and if not, then obviously we will

> > have a different

> > >situation.... But people need to bear with us.

> > People need to understand

> > >we are dealing with an issue that has a lot to do

> > with peace and security

> > >and regional instability in the Middle East, and

> I

> > would ask everybody to

> > >hold their horses until we go through the

> > process.''

> > >

> > >ElBaradei also addressed the climate of hysteria

> > being created by the

> > >warmongers, and the complicit role of the media,

> > which deliberately

> > >ignores the reality on the ground. " I have made

> it

>

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