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Now you have a general understanding of the basic plans of the U.S., but what is the only thing standing in their way of accomplishing the plan to control the Middle East? If you guessed IRAN, you are correct. Iran is not only in a strategic location, next door to Israel, which is the U.S.'s main base of operation in the area, but it also controls the strait of Hormuz, which is the only route possible for oil from all Middle East countries to pass through to any area of the world. Also, Iran is being used by Russia and China to fight a proxy war in the Middle East for the same control the U.S. is trying to establish. Iran is the Russian and Chinese base of operations, just as Israel is the base for the U.S. Eliminating Iran or at least the government of Iran is absolutely essential for the U.S. to gain control in the area. How would the elimination of Iran begin and take place?
The first part of the war with Iran has already taken place, it was the invasion of Iraq and establishment of a U.S. base of operation there from which the other conflicts in the area could be orchestrated allowing the U.S. to build a case against Iran, which is the second part of the plan and is in full swing as you are reading this. If you turn on your TV. to any news channel, tune your car radio to any talk radio program or pick up any American newspaper you will not only be told of the horrors of war in the places I already mentioned but in every case it is all being blamed on Iran. As Bush explains it, without Iran causing all the problems and building nuclear weapons to destroy Israel, the U.S. could create peace and democracy in all the Middle East within a matter of a few months and do what the American people want most, which is to bring the troops home and end the war. What next?
The American people are getting tired of their economy going down the drain and have pretty much put the blame on President Bush but with careful manipulation of the press and sufficient bombardment of the same message from every source Bush will ultimately convince the American people that all their problems are being caused by Amadinejad, President of Iran, and the only way for America to win and prosper is to eliminate the problem. What does the U.S. government see as the consequences of attacking Iran and why has it not already been done?