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We have witnessed the miseries and pains of the warfare... Can't we just stop it to happen again?

Please Bush don't do it again... if you are a child of a mother, father of a kid... moreover, if you are a human being... The world is squeezed off for feeding you with human blood and flesh........

Please see today's News Paper... Chennai, India

CHENNAI

THE HINDU • TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2008

Bush's nod for more covert action in Iran

Plan includes assassinations under way since last year

• Bi-partisan support for $400m secret war

• Resistance from Generals for an all-out attack

Julian Borger

 

The Bush administration has significantly increased covert military operations inside Iran aimed at destabilising the country's government, according to a U.S. report.

 

The report, in the New Yorker magazine, on Sunday quotes military, intelligence and congressional sources as saying CIA and special forces operations were ordered by U.S. President George Bush in a "presidential finding" in the past few months.

 

It said Mr. Bush sought — and Congressional leaders from both parties approved — $400m for the secret war,

which includes abductions and assassinations.

 

According to the report's author, Seymour Hersh, the operations inside Iran have been under way since last year but have recently been "significantly expanded." However, Mr. Hersh, who broke several stories on the intelligence fiasco before the Iraq war, reported there was considerable resistance from U.S. Generals and Defence Secretary Robert Gates to White House pressure for an all-out attack.

 

The operations described by Mr. Hersh involve support for Baluchi and Arab separa­tist groups in Iran, "seizing members of Al-Quds, the commando arm of the Ira­nian Revolutionary Guard, and taking them to Iraq for interrogation, and the pursuit of 'high-value targets' in the President's war on terror, who may be captured or killed."

 

There have been reports from Iran of assassinations of military officers, which Teh­ran has sometimes blamed on U.S. and British operations. Both the U.S. and Britain in­sist they are focused on diplo­matic means to convince Tehran to suspend uranium enrichment                     and reprocessing.

Earlier this month, an in­ternational delegation to Tehran delivered a package of economic and diplomatic in­centives for the government to comply with U.N. Security Council demands. On Sun­day, Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said the package was being studied "carefully and strongly."

 

A front

Iran insists its nuclear pro­gramme is purely peaceful, while western governments believe it is being used as a front for developing weapons, despite a U.S. intelligence es­timate   published late last year concluding Iran had closed down its weapons pro­gramme in 2003. The E.U. has intensified its travel and fi­nancial sanctions on Iran, while the Bush administra­tion has said it will press for more punitive measures in the Security Council.

 

There has been persistent speculation that the White House is considering air strikes against Iranian nucle­ar facilities before Mr. Bush leaves office next January. Over the last weekend, the commander of Iran's Revolu­tionary Guards, Major Gener­al Mohammad Ali Jafari, told a Tehran newspaper Iran would retaliate against any U.S. or Israeli attack on its nuclear installations by tar­geting the global oil supply. — © Guardian Newspapers Limited, 2008

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This news should NOT be discussed in the Conspiracy Theories section. THIS IS A PROPER GOVERNMENTAL PLAN OF ACTION - A PART OF THE US POLICY - NOT A CONSPIRACY.