CNN: Massacre day, June 24, 2009 Tehran Baharestan, page 4

British spies in Iraq to incite revolt

British and American agents are on the ground in Iraq fomenting revolt among opposition groups and potential traitors in Saddam Hussein's inner circle as part of a covert campaign to topple him, senior officials disclosed last night.

The admission, on the eve of a conference of Iraqi opposition figures in London, is powerful evidence of a renewed determination in Washington and London to overthrow the Iraqi dictator.
Although the officials conceded that the CIA and MI6 operations were unlikely to succeed without direct military action, a senior source in the Bush administration said that the world should not be misled by the lack of overt military activity.

"American personnel are supporting the Iraqi opposition and working with dissatisfied elements within Saddam's regime, even though he has killed quite a few of these people. Britain is involved too," the official told The Telegraph.

"We could wake up one morning and find regime change in Baghdad has happened completely unexpectedly. It would be hard to do but it's not impossible."

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You should stop this. You should help the people of Iran who demand freedom

it is all there... PROPAGANDA, not even subtile;

i want to remind you people about the events in burma almost 2 years ago;

those were covered by western media in a very very different manner.

the fact being that burma junte is backed by the chinese and the west don't want to face china.

the fact being that were numerous reports from burmese people through phone calls to family members abroad: they were not asking for help but just crying (with real tears) the horror they saw : massacre of thousands of protesting monks in their monasteries ! their naked dead bodies being moved around rangoon as to intimidate the protesters.

the details given by those witnesses were way too precise and so horrific that just not imaginable (or maybe by a very very very sick mind - but those burmese are too beautiful people to come up with that sort of insanities) : name of the monastery, how they were put naked, how they were killed heads smashed on the walls of the temple, which branch of the army was doing that, the day the time, it was all there.

these reports, never ever went through our media. never. although we forward all this to them, although there were people ready to testify of their discussions over the phone.

the bastards remained mild and distant when treating the subject, and we all know why: because it was not in the agenda.

i've been to burma, i haven't been to iran, but i know of few travellers that did: iran is in no way a dictature as burma is; no comparison possible : culture is there in iran and people are free of their move within the country.

whatever is happening in iran, the fact is that our media are not working to put the truth before your eyes and ears.

this kind of stories we are getting all over as story number one in the daily news are 10 times less detailed than it was for burma who used to come as last story of those #ing daily news without this testimonies that however were existing. letters after letters after phone call : they never listen to them, they never let them through the tube.

the way they are covering this whole iran thing makes things very clear :

iran is ON the agenda

don't you have enough to be treated as sheeps ? to be imposed opinions ?

it is time for a revolution HERE

British spies in Iraq to incite revolt

So what were two undercover British soldiers up to in Basra?