why not go to war with Iran?
It is NOT an American war. It is not our fight, but we will pay the price. Our friends will die, our economy will suffer and retaliation from others would make us scared to leave our homes.
Why is this not our war, well, basically because it is not our agenda. It is the agenda of the neoconservatives who's sole motive is the building up of a stronger Israeli state.
Who are the neoconservatives?
Mainly first generation americans of hollicaust surviving parents. They grew up in the sixties and rode to power with regan.
They happen to be a large portion of Bush's cabinet and adivisors, write famous speaches for him, think "axis of evil" and are part of one the largest lobbiest organization in America. If you're in politics and don't support them, you are DONE!
I'm sure some of my posts offend people, however, I'm AMERICAN & only believe in AMERICAN causes.
If you're American, you might want to know who benefits from our actions, then decide for yourself if it truely helps us or makes us poorer and more devastated than before. We have enough domestic issues that if corrected would benefit us greatly.
A little more research and you might find out that the reason a bunch of guys decided to fly planes into buildings to make a point. It doesn't have anything to do with the fact that they hate us because we have freedom. If this was the case, over half of the world would be attacked. 9/11 was exactly what the neocons needed to make us think this is our war. Afghanistan = our war.
Iraq = Israeli war.
Wake up and realize we are being manipulated and don't know it. We are losing families, money and are not doing much to have a safer future, since our continued actions will cause more retaliation.
http://www.amconmag.com/03_24_03/cover.html
http://www.americanfreepress.net/htm...ith_iran_.html
http://www.antiwar.com/orig/lind1.html
From Joe Klien:
The notion that we could just waltz in and inject democracy into an extremely complicated, devout and ancient culture smacked--still smacks--of neocolonialist legerdemain. The fact that a great many Jewish neoconservatives--people like Joe Lieberman and the crowd over at Commentary--plumped for this war, and now for an even more foolish assault on Iran, raised the question of divided loyalties: using U.S. military power, U.S. lives and money, to make the world safe for Israel.
And then there is the question--made manifest by the no-bid contracts offered U.S. oil companies by the Iraqis--of two oil executives, Bush and Cheney, securing a new source of business for their Texas buddies.