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 Biden: Israel has 'sovereign right' to attack Iran ynetnews, July 5, 2009 Saudis give nod to Israeli raid on Iran Times Online, July 5, 2009 0 Has the U.S. Played a Role in Fomenting Unrest During Iran's Election? by Jeremy H. Hammond | June 28, 2009  Scowcroft: US 'has intelligence agents working in Iran' AlJazeeraEnglish | June 24, 2009 Israel, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Satellites and Iran By Joel Leyden, Israel News Agency | June 24, 2009 Mousavi, Celebrated in Iranian Protests, Was the Butcher of Beirut By Jeff Stein | June 22, 2009 Israel stands ready to bomb Iran's nuclear sites Sheera Frenkel in Jerusalem, The Times, April 18, 2009  Ahmadinejad: Iran to resist with full power against oppression, pressure Mathaba.net, IRNA, August 16, 2008 Preparing the Battlefield The Bush Administration steps up its secret moves against Iran By Seymour M. Hersh, New Yorker, July 7, 2008 War drums becoming deafening By Linda Heard, sierra12th@yahoo.co.uk, July 7, 2008 Iran digging 320,000 graves for invaders By MNN, Mathaba.net, June 30, 2008 U.S. Won't Allow Iran to Shut Strait, By Heather Langan,Bloomberd, June 30, 2008 U.S.- Israeli Attack on Iran Imminent? By Ardeshir Ommani, Mathaba.net, June 30, 2008 'US builds 4 bases on Iraq-Iran border' PressTV, Iran, June 25, 2008 Iran threatens 'devastating' response if attacked by Israel Haaretz Service, Israel June 23, 2008 With New Data, U.S. Revises Its View of Iran By Mark Mazzetti, The New York Times, Dec. 5, 2007 Iran spy post heightens Gulf tension with US By Gethin Chamberlain, The Sunday Telegraph, Sep 09, 2007  Iran vows to use 'smart' bombagainst enemies AP, Khaleej Times, 26 August 2007 |
US envoy signs Israel arms package Agence France-Presse, 17 August 2007 Iran's leader says U.S. missile shield threatens Eurasian securityRIA Novosti, 16 August 2007 The Strategic Alliance Between Iran and Syria – Military and Economic Aspects MEMRI, 14 August 2007 Iran slams Bush for his comments over Tehran's ties with Iraq People's Daily, 12 August 2007 War on Iran Will Trigger 'Hundred Years' Conflict by Michele Steinberg, Executive Intelligence Review, 10 August 2007 Iran sees US plot to topple its leadership Reuters, 8 August 2007 Israeli-Iranian 'Intelligence War' Gains Momentum Mohammed Mar'i, Arab News , 1 August 2007 A Regional Iran Approach Lee Hudson Teslik and Robert McMahon, Council on Foreign Relations, 31 July 2007 Iran not to give up nuclear rights: Ahmadinejad IRNA, 26 July 2007 Trouble With the Neighbors Michael J. Gerson, Roger Hertog Senior Fellow Washington Post , July 20, 2007 Iran's Involvement in Iraq Lionel Beehner, Council on Foreign Relations US opts for unilateral moves against Iran AFP, Khaleej Times, 14 January 2007 U.S. Forces Fighting Iranians In Iraq CBS News, Jan. 12, 2007 Israel plans nuclear strike on Iran over Turkey - paper Revealed: Israel plans nuclear strike on Iran by Uzi Mahnaimi New York and S. Baxter Washington,The Sunday Times January 07, 2007 Iranian official: If threatened, we will use nuclear weapons Associated Press, 01.05, 2007 Stop Obsessing About Iran Peter Beinart, Senior Fellow for U.S. Foreign Policy, Time Magazine , January 22, 2007 What's Really Behind Saddam's Execution This Is About Iran More Than Anything Else by Larisa Alexandrovna, Dec 30, 2006 US could bomb Iran nuclear sites in 2007: analysts by Jerome Bernard, AFP, Nov 21, 2006 Tehran eyes big nuclear boost AFP, Gulf Times, Nov 21, 2006 Bush: I would understand if Israel chose to attack Iran By Yossi Verter, Haaretz, Nov 20, 2006 Report: Israeli spies active in Iran By Jerusalem Post staff, Nov 20, 2006 The Next Act: Is a damaged Administration less likely to attack Iran, or more? By Seymour M. Hersh, New Yorker, Nov 20, 2006 CIA has no evidence of Iran's 'n-programme': report IANS , Nov 19, 2006 Israel, Iran and the US: Who Will be Blamed for Nuclear War? Prof. Jorge Hirsch, Globalresearch.ca, July 24, 2006 |
 Iran and BRIC Alliance Iran is about to join the coalition The footprint of Russia and China on South America has begun. On November 10, Russia took the lead role in coalition with China, India and Brazil to challenge the super-power supremacy of the US. Brazil and Venezuela are very open to the coalition concept where these large countries support each other in terms of trade, economics, international politics and defense. This coalition is composed of 75% of the world's population and 80% of its natural resources. Iran is about to join the coalition due to their US$200 billion energy deal with China. (VHeadline News, Dec. 30, 2004)   Chavez seeks Iran economic ties  The presidents of two leading oil producing nations, Iran and Venezuela, are due to meet to discuss closer economic co-operation. Hugo Chavez and Mohammad Khatami are expected to sign a number of energy deals during President Khatami's three-day visit to Caracas. (BBC, Mar 10, 2005) Venezuela seeking industrial ties with Iran A Venezuelan delegation headed by Popular Economy Minister Elias Jaua visited several industrial units in Khorasan Razavi province. (IranMania.com, Dec. 23, 2004)  China's CNPC, Iran's NISOC mull oil cooperation Senior directors of Chinese National Petroleum Company (CNPC) and the National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) discussed cooperation in oil projects. The Chinese delegation is visiting south oil regions within frame of agreements reached between Iranian minister of petroleum and high-ranking Chinese officials. During the meeting, Nosratollah Espiari, managing director of NISOC, noted that there are cooperation grounds between the two companies. Xu Dakum referred to activities of CNPC in such countries as Kazakhstan, Sudan, Libya, Venezuela and Pakistan and noted that the company is operating 1,000 drilling rigs. (IranMania.com, Mar. 11, 2005)  The myth of an Israeli strike on Iran (Asia Times, Apr 7, 2005) Iran Nuclear Resources (Pars Times) US commander warns Iran nukes may invite attack by "other regional power" General John Abizaid, head of the US Central Command, told members of Congress he was surprised the Iranian military had not given more thought to the strategic consequences of acquiring nuclear weapons. "You have to ask the question whether or not achieving a nuclear weapon doesn't invite attack by one of the regional powers," he said. (AFP, Mar 2, 2005) Vice President Dick Cheney fears Israel might strike Iran Cheney expressed concern that Israel might strike Iran to take out its incipient nuclear capacity. (MSNBC, Jan 20, 2005) Iran Says It Has Military Might to Deter Attack (Reuters, Jan 18, 2005) Iranian commander says 190,000 US troops a target if Iran attacked The head of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards has warned that 190,000 US troops scattered in Afghanistan and Iran close to the Islamic republic could be targetted if Iran were attacked. (AFP, Mar. 2, 2005) |
  America rethinks Iran and Syria adventure as Putin makes Russia and BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) alliance ready for military confrontation (India Daily, Jan 19, 2005) Attacking Iran 'not on US agenda at this point in time' Condoleezza Rice has insisted that attacking Iran is not on America's "agenda at this point in time". She was speaking in London on her first overseas trip as US overseas secretary of state following meetings with Tony Blair and Jack Straw. (BBC News, Feb. 4, 2005) Bush dismisses "ridiculous" US-Iran war talk "This notion that the United States is getting ready to attack Iran is simply ridiculous. Having said that, all options are on the table," US President George W. Bush told a press conference at the end of a summit with European Union (EU) leaders. (AFP, Feb 22, 2005) Expert View: Be very afraid if Bush takes the war on terror to Iran Iran is a much bigger oil producer than Iraq. The surge in prices might be greater this time. The risk of a US attack on Iran can no longer be dismissed. George Bush has identified the country as the next potential target in his campaign against terrorism and tyranny. A military attack is still unlikely, but the consequences are too serious to ignore. The market impact could surpass that of the Iraq war in 2003. (Independent, Jan 30, 2005) Iran "ready" to repel any US attack (AFP, Jan 30, 2005)  America's next target: Iran US special forces 'inside Iran' Speaking to the BBC, investigative reporter Seymour Hersh said officials had told him Iran was America's next target. The Pentagon has dismissed claims that US commandos are carrying out covert operations inside Iran. (BBC News, Jan 17, 2005) Bush won't rule out action against Iran over nukes (Reuters, Jan 18, 2005) US commander warns Iran nukes may invite attack by other regional power General John Abizaid, head of the US Central Command, told members of Congress he was surprised the Iranian military had not given more thought to the strategic consequences of acquiring nuclear weapons. "You have to ask the question whether or not achieving a nuclear weapon doesn't invite attack by one of the regional powers," he said. (AFP, Mar 2, 2005) Vice President Dick Cheney fears Israel might strike Iran Cheney expressed concern that Israel might strike Iran to take out its incipient nuclear capacity. (MSNBC, Jan 20, 2005) Iran Says It Has Military Might to Deter Attack (Reuters, Jan 18, 2005) Iranian commander says 190,000 US troops a target if Iran attacked The head of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards has warned that 190,000 US troops scattered in Afghanistan and Iraq close to the Islamic republic could be targetted if Iran were attacked. (AFP, Mar. 2, 2005) Iran's Political and Military Leadership Call for Martyrdom (Shahada) In a recent statement to the 8th Congress on Martyred Students, Iran's Leader Ali Khamenei praised the culture of shahada (committing martyrdom operations), and called upon students to follow the path of martyrs. (MEMRI, Jan 20, 2005) |
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How Modern Terrorism Uses the Internet By Gabriel Weimann, U. S. Institute of Peace Methods Utilized by Terrorists in the New Age of Technology 7 Seas Global Intelligence Society for Internet Research SoFIR Internet Haganah SoFIR 9/11 The Darkest Day An MSNBC interactive module depicting the events of that fateful day. Terrorism Research Good site for some of the latest research and analysis on terrorists and terrorism. |
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