I couldn't sleep. Too much crashing back and forth inside my brain.
The immediate and long term devastation wrought by a nuclear-tipped conflagration in Iran is almost too monstrous to envision. But we should start somewhere...right here, right now will do...
Almost the entire world is bankrupt, driven into poverty by bankers and their greed, and their shitty fiat money concept, where they bill the rest of humanity with interest for the use of their paper and digital sums, which cost them zilch and amount to nothing. Because humanity has not arrested and contained this cancer, we are where we are right now -- a fearful, totally insecure, psychotic state of nightmarish proportions. So, this is our jumping off point.
I was laying in bed trying to sleep, and Titles kept popping into my head...
"Will this be the end of the world as we know it? The END started with a pre-text?"
"Get our Destroyers, Battleships, and Aircraft Carriers Out of the Strait of Hormuz Now!"
Why? Read on, and you'll understand that which apparently the civilian leaders and military intelligence cannot fathom.
"Another War for Oil!"
"Homicidal Maniacs Kill 1/3 of the World, and say 'It Was Worth it!"
Let's get to it now:
Bad Things That Can Happen & Collateral Damage. We'll also throw in "false" rationalizations that are patent BS on their face.
> MORE permanent man-made nuclear radiation enters the world's atmosphere.
> Nuclear powered aircraft carrier(s) and their nuclear ordnance sink to the bottom of the Strait of Hormuz. Has man shown they can handle this "nuclear" stuff?
See:
http://fukushima-diary.com/2012/01/radiation-level-increased-double-decontamination/See:
http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/story/2012/01/14/radiation-cloud-not-harmful-sunshine-coast/. Sure, not harmful. How about accumulations of it over time?
See:
http://ex-skf.blogspot.com/2012/01/cesium-level-in-raw-milk-in-southern.html. And I'm just picking these recent posts at random in 3 minutes or less...
> Most American ships are sunk in the Strait of Hormuz. Sons and daughters just "doing their jobs" lost for lies and mad schemes {again}. Wow! How easy will it be to move irradiated Iranian oil through the irradiated Straight of Hormuz when it is full of sunken naval vessels, many emitting a constant killer stream of radiation from their ordnance? Who gets the jobs created by this, that is, miraculously somehow salvaging shipwrecks in a steaming irradiated sea?
> More expensive gasoline, from more expensive oil! Who can pony up more cash for gas in America? We're all about bankrupted!
See: "US-Led Tension against Iran Will Cost West Dearly"
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9010171021> Go read Kirwan's latest. "TERROR...The Fear Of Fear Itself"
http://www.rense.com/general95/terr.htm. He's got some facts mixed up in this latest thread, and it's written kind of goofy, but the point is on point so-to-speak.
> Israel is wiped off the map. Is that a bad thing? I'd imagine Palestine will also be wiped clean. So it would be a suicidal "twofer". Now, what Khazars would initiate actions that would result in such a scenario? I think...the kind that don't live there, or anywhere close to "there". I'd bank on that {pun intended}.
> Reasons anyone?
http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/01/12/u-s-wants-to-close-down-the-central-bank-of-iran-over-nuclear-concerns/
> "The Next War on Washington’s Agenda" by Paul Craig Roberts.
http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2012/01/11/the-next-war-on-washingtons-agenda/ In the story, he states that "Half of the American public support a military attack on Iran in order to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear capability". Do you, or can you believe that? See what FEAR can do for you?!
> There's whole lotta links to stories here --
http://america-hijacked.com/2012/01/10/obama-ready-to-strike-iran-nukes-ex-adviser/.
> "Lieberman's Bill to Kick Off Internment Camps"
http://www.fourwinds10.net/siterun_data/government/new_world_order/news.php?q=1326422691. We just got NDAA ramrodded into law, snuffing any ridiculous claims of a Free America. What do you suppose will happen in America when Iran goes off? Got any ideas? What will the world look like? Nuclear wars leave permanent scars on this earth. Can our world even handle such a conflagration? Who is in charge of starting this abhorrent THING? A few suits direct a few uniforms to light the fuse, all the rest of the cannon fodder "do their duty", and a World Class Fireball Erupts sucking millions, maybe tens of millions of lives into the resulting inferno. Is that worth it?
> The picturesque and beautiful country of Iran will be burnt beyond recognition, irradiated forever. An entire culture, country, and people "stone-aged" for a pretext. Who would be considered homicidal in this equation? What about the surrounding countries? How will they fare from the prevailing winds and blowback? Could a sane person even characterize an offensive operation like that being proposed as
strategic?
>
America. What happens when your infrastructure is taken out? When your power grid goes down, when enraged Iranians and sympathizers strike back wherever they can do the most damage? Is that what you want? That is what you can expect. The rest of the world hates you now because of your freedoms. Really? Is there a word to describe the kind of hatred that will come your way if you "start the Big Fire"? Did you want to vacation anywhere? Would you be able to? I stated these absurdities exclusively for their triteness. If this is the way to "police the world" do you think the world can afford you to "be the police" for one minute longer? How's it looking Pre-Iran-War in the freedom-loving bankrupt "Police State"? Out my window, its pretty bleak. But hey, American Idol comes back to the zombie tube this next week. Maybe the Iran War can kick off on SuperBowl Sunday for a twofer too?
I gotta go now. I'll leave it up to the readers to add their comments and damage previews to this tome. Have a nice day!
http://cotocrew.wordpress.com/2010/07/06/the-global-grid-and-you/ - 7/6/2010
http://cotocrew.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/the-internet-and-the-larts/ - 10/17/2010
Thirty-three separate lawsuits against many telecom companies were bundled together and then constitutionality considered. The court came to the conclusion that FISA was constitutional in its application.
