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monty of ll · Aug 14, 2005, 04:18 pm

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exer...4611BA86FF.htm

From that article: "Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi offered little evidence for his allegations on Sunday, but suggested that Washington and London were giving encouragement to the Arabs and Kurds who have rioted in western and northwestern Iran."

"According to some information, the Americans intervened in northwestern Iran. This is not acceptable at all," Asefi told a news conference. "We will voice our objection in this regard soon.""

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The pattern is a familiar one which the U.S. will deny. stir up unrest in a country until the government of the victim country is forced to take action. Then go to war with the victim country on the pretense of protecting the oppressed. I predict now that this will be a major development in the U.S. march to war against Iran. Opinions anyone?

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monty of ll Igneous Magma Posts: 169	U.S., U.K. Get Blame for Iran Unrest http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exer...4611BA86FF.htm From that article: "Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi offered little evidence for his allegations on Sunday, but suggested that Washington and London were giving encouragement to the Arabs and Kurds who have rioted in western and northwestern Iran." "According to some information, the Americans intervened in northwestern Iran. This is not acceptable at all," Asefi told a news conference. "We will voice our objection in this regard soon."" ----------------------------- The pattern is a familiar one which the U.S. will deny. stir up unrest in a country until the government of the victim country is forced to take action. Then go to war with the victim country on the pretense of protecting the oppressed. I predict now that this will be a major development in the U.S. march to war against Iran. Opinions anyone?