There
Will Be War
Reza Kahlili
A
former CIA agent
Forbes.com
Last
week, Iran's opposition leaders Mir-Hossein Mousavi and
Mehdi Karoubi canceled anti-government demonstrations
timed to commemorate the anniversary of last year's disputed
presidential election. Secretary of the State Hillary
Clinton called the cancellation "regrettable,"
but missed the larger point. The reform these two men
offer is not what the majority of Iranians want: They
want an end to the current Islamic regime.
BP
Dilema
The
Biggest Racket in the History of the World
By:
Bahman Batmanghelidj
And here is an article in Newsweek confirming
the points in the Mr. Batmanghelidj's monograph which,
many years ago, predicted the behavior of some oil companies.
Newsweek:What
Not to Say When Your Company Is Ruining
the World
Web
of Shell Companies Veils Trade by Irans Ships
By JO BECKER
NYTimes
On
Jan. 24, 2009, a rusting freighter flying a Hong Kong
flag dropped anchor in the South African port of Durban.
The stop was not on the ships customary route, and
it stayed only an hour, just long enough to pick up its
clandestine cargo: a Bladerunner 51 speedboat that could
be armed with torpedoes and used as a fast-attack craft
in the Persian Gulf.
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