Iranian Terror Plot: Fake, Fake, Fake! Not even good propaganda

by shakes4life Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:58 am

Iranian Terror Plot: Fake, Fake, Fake! Not even good propaganda

Vatic Note: Well, well, the
Wall Street Occupy is bogus and now so is this threat that is all over
the mainstream media. No wonder no one reads those papers anymore. If
the Bankers are going to invade Iran, they are going to commit a war
crime and that will stay with those who do so and not leave and as WW II
proved, those who order it will die. By their own hand or that of
others in a Nuremberg trial type situation. Not to worry, you have good
company. I believe both Kissinger and Rumsfeld can't travel either since
they are identified and named as war criminals and guilty of crimes
against humanity. Good job! They will also have the publishers and
editors of our MSM publications standing right beside them. Same with
the electronic media, like Fox and CNN. Good luck, guys! WE AREN'T
GIVING UP OUR GUNS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WITH LIARS/PERVERTS IN
CONTROL. So truly, good luck. You are identified, and tagged. Lets not
forget WHO wants Iran out of the way to get their oil? Get their Oil
Bourse closed down??? Sounds like Rothschild and Israel, does it not?
Iran has NOT attacked another country in 360 years. That is more than we
can say for Israel or the United States. NO WAY SHOULD WE AGREE TO
FIGHT IRAN. NEVER. Leave the Iranian people alone. Bankers are dead meat
if they do this. They join those indicted for war crimes if they go
through with this. BEFORE THE ARTICLE, I JUST WANT TO SEND THIS MESSAGE
TO THE IRANIAN PEOPLE! WE JOIN BON JOVI IN STANDING BY YOU. REMEMBER,
IRAN HAS THE 2ND LARGEST JEWISH POPULATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST, (ITS
LARGEST OUTSIDE OF ISRAEL) AND THE KHAZARS WILL KILL MILLIONS OF THEM IF
WE BOMB THEM.

Iranian Terror Plot: Fake, Fake, Fake

http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2011/10/11/iranian-terror-plot-fake-fake-fake/

Not even good propaganda

by Justin Raimondo, October 12, 2011

Fake, fake, fake – I’m
talking about the latest anti-Iranian propaganda coming out of
Washington, which claims the Iranian Revolutionary Guards were involved
in a “plot” to take out the Saudi ambassador to the US and blow up both
the Saudi and Israeli embassies. The narrative reads like a formulaic
melodrama: two Iranians, one a naturalized US citizen, purportedly
approached someone they thought was a member of a Mexican drug cartel –
according to the indictment [.pdf], it was a “sophisticated” drug
cartel, not the plebeian sort – and proposed paying him $1.5 million to
murder Adel al Jubeir, the Kingdom’s ambassador in Washington – oh, and
by the way, the Iranians supposedly said, “Are you guys any good with
explosives?”

The key to understanding just how fake this story is can be found in the New York Times report, which informs us:

“For the entire operation,
the government’s confidential sources were monitored and guided by
federal law enforcement agents, Preet Bharara, the United States
Attorney for the Southern District, said in the news conference. ‘So no
explosives were actually ever placed anywhere,’ he said, ‘and no one was
actually in ever in any danger.’”

Translation: the whole thing is phony from beginning to end.

This is another one of US
law enforcement’s manufactured “anti-terrorist” triumphs, where the feds
set somebody up, fabricate a “crime” out of thin air, and then proceed
to “solve” a case that never really existed to begin with. This has been
the general pattern of our “anti-terrorist” operations in the US since
the beginning – because finding and catching real terrorists is much too
hard, at least for our Keystone Kops. Instead of going out and
actually, you know, looking for the Bad Guys, and then apprehending
them, they lure some unsuspecting Muslim immigrant into a trap, and
spring it when the time is right.

The long narrative spun by
the indictment tells us everything but what we really need to know,
which is: how is it that these two Iranian “terrorists” just happened to
meet up with a Mexican drug cartel assassin who just happened to be a
longtime DEA informant? I guess that would be giving too much away: far
better to spice up the story with scary details, such as the
conversation between one of the alleged plotters and the informant, in
the course of which the former says “If you have to blow up the
restaurant and kill a hundred Americans, well then f*ck ‘em!”

The credibility rating of
this story, taken on its face, is close to zero. Let’s say the Iranians
really were plotting to kill the Saudi ambassador on American soil:
would they contract it out to the Mexican Mafia, send all kinds of
traceable money wires from Iran to the US, and not care if they killed a
hundred Americans in the process of achieving their goal? Or would they
send some fanatic, who would not only do it for free but also eliminate
himself (or herself)? This flimsy cock-eyed tale is so transparently
fake that it’s an embarrassment to the United States of America. Can’t
our spooks do better than this?

This fabrication marks a
new trend in the field of anti-Iranian war propaganda. Previously, the
War Party was relying on the same technique they used in the run-up to
the invasion of Iraq: the old “weapons of mass destruction” gambit. The
big problem with that is it’s old, and tired: no one believes it anymore
[.pdf]. Once burned, twice shy, as the saying goes. This latest lie is a
fresh angle on a continuing theme, merely substituting Iran for the
traditional bogeyman known as al-Qaeda.

That this story involves
the Mexican drug cartels, and Attorney General Eric Holder proclaiming
that we’re going to “hold the Iranian government accountable,” has got
to be some kind of sick joke: after all, here is a man who stood by and
watched while US law enforcement agents let guns travel over the US
border to arm those very same cartels. Is this “coup” for the Justice
Department the pay-off for that harebrained scheme – and when is Holder
going to be held accountable?

That our government would
float a narrative like this without any apparent regard for the basic
rules of fiction-writing – create believable characters who do
believable things – is Washington’s way of showing contempt for the
Iranians, the American people, and anyone else who stands in the way of
their war agenda. They don’t care if it’s not believable. They think
Americans will swallow anything, that we’re too busy trying to survive
day-to-day, these days, to inquire much further than the “official”
account. And of course our brain-dead media, which is reduced to a
chiefly stenographic role, isn’t going to ask any inconvenient
questions.

This story is very scary –
not because it’s credible, or believable, because it is neither.
However, it’s the most frightening story I’ve heard in quite a while
because it shows that the US government is bound and determined to go to
war with Iran, no matter what the consequences. Throwing caution to the
winds, our rulers have decided to go all out against Tehran – all the
better to mask our current economic malaise under the damage done by the
tripling and quadrupling of oil prices. This way, Obama can blame our
crashing economy on Tehran, rather than his own discredited policies –
and sideline the Republicans, who have been criticizing him for being
“soft” on Iran.

The making of American
foreign policy is all about domestic politics. By preparing the country
for war with Iran, Obama will not only defang the GOP, but also appease
the all-important Israel lobby, which has been beating the war drums for
years.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT THIS LINK:

http://vaticproject.blogspot.com/2011/10/iranian-terror-plot-fake-fake-fake-not.html

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by shakes4life Fri Oct 14, 2011 2:21 am

Unfortunately until some people completely hit ROCK BOTTOM they won't wake up.....they will most likely be led to the ovens before they say.....WHAT THE heck IS HAPPENING!

Iranian Terror Plot: Fake, Fake, Fake! Not even good propaganda

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