This should raise suspicion, and this recent attack is just a means of softening targets for Israel and the US to attack when they are ready. As
The-Hammer has already said, " decapitation," and they are right, this attack was precisely that. It was an assault on the military leadership, and
the ones, who would be spearheading the defense in the event Iran is attacked. This Jundallah group is from Baluchistan and it should be no surprise
to anyone familiar with this topic, who the handlers of this terrorist group are?
Late last year, Congress agreed to a request from President Bush to fund a major escalation of covert operations against Iran, according to current
and former military, intelligence, and congressional sources. These operations, for which the President sought up to four hundred million dollars,
were described in a Presidential Finding signed by Bush, and are designed to destabilize the country’s religious leadership. The covert activities
involve support of the minority Ahwazi Arab and Baluchi groups and other dissident organizations. They also include gathering intelligence about
Iran’s suspected nuclear-weapons program.
www.newyorker.com...
The is the work of the "Good Ole'," Central Intelligence Agency and it appears the boys from Langley are at it again in Iran. With the fine art of
espionage, fanning the flames of sectarian violence, sabotage, mandating terrorism as long as it is inline with US interests, subversion,
destabilization, and other diabolical affairs. Anyone remember "Operation Ajax?" It looks as though a lot of planning was put into this operation
through intelligence gathering and surveillance. Only through meticulous planning could an operation of this importance have been pulled off. What are
the odds, that a suicide bomber could have known all of the command structure of the Revolutionary Guard was at that location, and thus, kill them all
in one swoop? This incident is very fishy? I am no fan of the Islamic Republic or its treatment of the people, but this can be tied to the US and to a
lesser extent Israel. Plus, it is terrorism aimed at a foreign government, and something the US and its allies have stumped against since 9-11. What I
see here is a blatant and in-your-face double standard.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Iranian paramilitary Al-Quds force re-enters southern Iraq in force and fans the flames of resentment with the Shia,
regarding their fragile relationship with the Sunni. Will this attack result in a reboot in sectarian violence as seen from a few years ago? Will this
attack bring the US out of their bases to assist the Iraqi military when all hell breaks loose in the cities, and will the casualty numbers of US
service members return? You can bet, there will be blow-back from this event aimed at US interests in the region.
[edit on 18-10-2009 by Jakes51]
