Washington Institute For New East Policy Suggest how to Instigate a War With Iran
The interesting aspect about this discussion by the Washington Institute For New East Policy, a Neocon (Globalist) think-tank, is that its primary
Patrick Clawson describes how to go about prompting a War with Iran at a Washington Institute for New East Policy conference.
purpose is not necessarily to debate the current political elements of the Iranian question. They aren’t contemplating the viability, or morality of a war with Iran. Instead, they are attempting to devise strategies by which the government could convince the American public and the world that a war with Iran is the “right thing to do”, even if it means fabricating their own justification.
Think tanks like this not only construct policy framework, but they also write the subversive talking points used in the mainstream media that manipulate the masses into acceptance of that framework. In the video above, there is no suggestion that Iran would be left alone if the will of the public leans away from conflict. Instead, Patrick Clawson ,who works frequently with the Council On Foreign Relations openly suggests that a Gulf Of Tonkin style event be engineered (he uses the phrase “covert means”) in order to force a war into being.
Posted on September 27, 2012, in Economic Affairs, Foreign Affairs, National Security, Politics and tagged Council on Foreign Relations, Gulf Of Tonkin, Iran, Iran–Iraq War, Neoconservatism, Patrick Clawson, Think tank, United States, Washington Institute For Near East Policy. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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I never thought WINEP was this blatant about such things… terrible…
I know, its very revealing of how close we actually are to full blown conflict with Iran, and right on the cusp of a U.S. Presidential Election. On top of that the recession has never ceased in the U.S. .They say officially unemployment is between 8.0-8.5%, but independent studies evidence national unemployment numbers at about 25 percent. The upcoming “fiscal cliff” tax increase will hurt the Consumer Purchase Index over the next upcoming year. A 5 percent across the board tax hike for 2013 will also impede job growth. Though because of more tax money for the U.S. Government they may be in the mood to hire. With an already weak middle class households having to pay 4,000 dollars more in taxes a year will also attribute to a lag on prospected consumer spending in 2013. Combine all of the above with the U.S. Dollar Index expected to decline (inflation) according to economists, ongoing wars in The Middle East exacerbated by recent religious hate speech, 25 fleets converging in the Strait of Hormuz anticipating conflict with Iran over its nuclear prowess, QE3 initiation by fed chairman Ben Bernake’s unlimited quantitative easing money creation plan, Japan and China at odds over a group of islands that may bring them to war and E.U. anti-austerity turmoil. Another war and higher taxes are definitely not what we need at this juncture.
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