Iran akan diserang?

[kita]

aku tak kawin lagi jgn lah perang. waaaawaaaa

 

[badawidollah]

cih..

nih agenda israel kejam tuh..

b4 nih dia gunakan AS..dah AS pun mcm penat dah nak handle 2 negara yang huru hara(Afgan n Iraq)..n kena kecam ngan rakyat dia n negara luar..nih israel nak bertindak sendiri..

takut Iran kuasai teknologi..israel x per, sah2 ada nuklear..pemeriksa nuklear mana boleh hampir, nak buat kajian pun x diberi..

kalo tengok pelan..Iran nih ditengah2 antara Iraq n Afgan..negara ke-2 pengeluar minyak lak tuh..startegi perang nih nak kukuhkan politik israel n jugak ekonomi diorang..

israel n AS..

'selamatkan Palestin, Iraq n Afganistan wahai pejuang2 Mujahiddin'

UMNO dah selamatkan iran
sejak UMNO pegang malaysia ni


we love UMNO
wel love pak lah


istri pak lah dah pakai jilbab lebar
) )

 

[syah99]

Don't bomb Iran, Bush warns Israel

BY RICHARD SISK
DAILY NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU

Wednesday, July 2nd 2008, 9:47 PM

WASHINGTON - President Bush and the top U.S. military commander warned Israel Wednesday against bombing Iran, suggesting the U.S. doesn't want to get involved in a third war.

"This is a very unstable part of the world and I don't need it to be more unstable," Adm. Mike Mullen, the Joint Chiefs chairman, said at a briefing.

Bush said, "I have made it clear to all parties [including Israel] that the first option is diplomacy," in getting Iran to stop enriching uranium that could be used for a nuclear weapon.

The warnings came after the disclosure that Israel had conducted air operations over the Mediterranean that could simulate a strike on Iran.



http://www.nydailynews.com/news/us_...07-02_dont_bomb_iran_bush_warns_israel-1.html

 

[syah99]

U.S. 'preparing the battlefield' in Iran


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Bush administration has launched a "significant escalation" of covert operations in Iran, sending U.S. commandos to spy on the country's nuclear facilities and undermine the Islamic republic's government, journalist Seymour Hersh said Sunday.


White House, CIA and State Department officials declined comment on Hersh's report, which appears in this week's issue of The New Yorker.
Hersh told CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" that Congress has authorized up to $400 million to fund the secret campaign, which involves U.S. special operations troops and Iranian dissidents.

President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have rejected findings from U.S. intelligence agencies that Iran has halted a clandestine effort to build a nuclear bomb and "do not want to leave Iran in place with a nuclear program," Hersh said.
"They believe that their mission is to make sure that before they get out of office next year, either Iran is attacked or it stops its weapons program," Hersh said.

The new article, "Preparing the Battlefield," is the latest in a series of articles accusing the Bush administration of preparing for war with Iran. He based the report on accounts from current and former military, intelligence, and congressional sources.

"As usual with his quarterly pieces, we'll decline to comment," White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe told CNN.

"The CIA, as a rule, does not comment on allegations regarding covert operations," CIA spokesman Paul Gimigliano said.

Ryan Crocker, the U.S. ambassador in Baghdad, denied U.S. raids were being launched from Iraq, where American commanders believe Iran is stoking sectarian warfare and fomenting attacks on U.S. troops.

"I can tell you flatly that U.S. forces are not operating across the Iraqi border into Iran, in the south or anywhere else," Crocker said.

Hersh said U.S. efforts were staged from Afghanistan, which also shares a border with Iran.

He said the program resulted in "a dramatic increase in kinetic events and chaos" inside Iran, including attacks by Kurdish separatists in the country's north and a May attack on a mosque in Shiraz that killed 13 people.

The United States has said it is trying to isolate Iran diplomatically in order to get it to come clean about its nuclear ambitions. But Bush has said "all options" are open in dealing with the issue.

Iran insists its nuclear program is aimed at providing civilian electric power, and refuses to comply with U.N. Security Council demands that it halt uranium enrichment work.

U.N. nuclear inspectors say Tehran held back critical information that could determine whether it is trying to make nuclear weapons.

Israel, which is believed to have its own nuclear arsenal, conducted a military exercise in the eastern Mediterranean in early June involving dozens of warplanes and aerial tankers.

The distance involved in the exercise was roughly the same as would be involved in a possible strike on the Iranian nuclear fuel plant at Natanz, Iran, a U.S. military official said.

In 1981, Israeli warplanes destroyed an Iraqi nuclear reactor.

Iran's parliament speaker, Ali Larijani, warned other countries against moves that would "cost them heavily." In comments that appeared in the semi-official Mehr news agency Sunday, an Iranian general said his troops were digging more than 320,000 graves to bury troops from any invading force with "the respect they deserve."

"Under the law of war and armed conflict, necessary preparations must be made for the burial of soldiers of aggressor nations," said Maj. Gen. Mirfaisal Baqerzadeh, an Iranian officer in charge of identifying soldiers missing in action.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/06/29/us.iran/index.html

 

[syah99]

Israeli air exercise probably message to Iran, U.S. official says

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Israel conducted a major aerial military exercise over the eastern Mediterranean Sea this month, a U.S. military official confirmed.
Israel reportedly may have wanted to show it can attack Iran's nuclear program, which includes the Natanz plant.

The June 2 exercise was first reported Friday in The New York Times.

The United States believes that the maneuvers were in part an Israeli effort to send a public message that it has the capability to attack Iran's nuclear program, the official said.

The exercise involved dozens of Israeli warplanes, including F-15s, F-16s and aerial refueling tanker aircraft, the official said. The size and scope of the exercise ensured that the United States and other nations in the region saw it, the official said. Video Watch where Israel conducted the exercise »

The planes flew several hundred miles into the eastern Mediterranean.

The U.S. military calculates that the distance was roughly the same Israel would have to fly into Iranian airspace if it were attacking Iran's Natanz enrichment plant, the official said.

The Israeli military said its air force regularly trains for various missions to confront and meet challenges posed by the threats facing Israel.

Iran has said its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. But it has refused to meet U.N. Security Council demands to halt its nuclear fuel program, and the International Atomic Energy Agency reported in May that Tehran had not provided critical information that would support its position.

An Israeli Cabinet member said this month that the Jewish state "will attack" Iran if it doesn't halt its efforts to develop nuclear weaponry, according to an Israeli newspaper.

"If Iran continues its program to develop nuclear weapons, we will attack it," Deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz told Yediot Ahronot in the paper's June 6 report. "The window of opportunity has closed. The sanctions are not effective. There will be no alternative but to attack Iran in order to stop the Iranian nuclear program."

Mofaz's remarks came shortly after Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said at a pro-Israeli conference in the United States that the "Iranian threat must be stopped by all possible means."

"Israel and the United States have long understood the acute danger embodied in a nuclear Iran and are working closely in a concerted, coordinated effort to prevent Iran from becoming nuclear," Olmert said to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee convention.

"Israel will not tolerate the possibility of a nuclear Iran, and neither should any other country in the free world."

Mofaz's threat was one of the most explicit made against the Islamic Republic of Iran by a member of Olmert's Cabinet.

The threat was not without precedent. In 1981, Israeli warplanes destroyed an Iraqi nuclear reactor Saddam Hussein's regime was building. Israel also is reported to have targeted a Syrian reactor in September.
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It also had significant political resonance in Israel amid talk that Mofaz is jockeying to replace Olmert, who is embroiled in a corruption investigation, as the ruling Kadima Party's leader and prime minister.

Mofaz was reiterating a prevailing view among Kadima officials and other Israeli politicians that international sanctions targeting Iran and its nuclear program aren't working.

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/06/20/israel.exercise/index.html

 

[syah99]

hmm situasinya saling tak tumpah mcm Kerajaan BN. lebih kurang je ye, BN dgn US + Israel.

Media dia kontrol, kuasa dia ada. sekat itu ini. Undang2 zalim ISA pun ada.
nak kekalkan kuasa sanggup buat apa saje. sanggup reka cerita utk halalkan serangan keatas Iran,
sama gak la mcm BN, sanggup reka fitnah uth kekal berkuasa, bila kena counter balik, tak berani pun bawak pegi court. hehe.

alahai

 

[HARI]

God Pls Safe The People Of Iran

 

[desire]

God Pls Safe The People Of Iran

... not to mention... SAVE the WORLD as well!