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In reply to the discussion: Iran sends rare letter to U.S. over killed scientist [View all]JohnyCanuck
(9,922 posts)This article in Foreign Policy describes one of Israels recent false flag operations. A series of CIA memos describes how Israeli Mossad agents posed as American spies to recruit members of the terrorist organization Jundallah to fight their covert war against Iran. This type of false flag operation was not directed against the US, but it could provide a model to bring about a US/Iran war. If Iranians could be made to think that the US was behind extreme terrorist attacks in their country, this could force the Iranian government to take belligerent action against the US that would mean war. The Iranian government could not afford to look like a paper tiger, too weak to make any effort to defend its citizens.
One cannot absolve Americas government leaders of the responsibility for these Israeli actions. That the US government fails to do anything significant to stop such false flag operations makes it appear that it actually supports them. And it certainly could appear this way to the Iranians. In fact, since Israel is allegedly Americas close ally, the US should demand that it stop any type of terrorism against Iran, since such activity makes it appear that it has, at the very least, Americas tacit support. And Israels rejection of such a demand should have serious consequences, such as the termination of US military collaboration.
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http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/01/14/israels-false-flag-operation-against-iran/