After
mass protests against the regime, Tehran officials
seem
to be looking for scapegoats.
Kayhan, Islamic
Republic of Iran
America and
Britain are Behind Iran's So-Called Unrest
Are the massive anti-government protests breaking out
across Iran a result of U.S. and British activity? That's
the explanation being offered by Tehran leaders, whose hold on power appears
increasing in doubt. According to this article from Iran's state-run Kayhan
newspaper, it all comes down to a desire on the part of the U.S. and U.K. to
control Iranian oil and gas.
Let us ask the entire world
why there's such a fuss being made about Iran?
Most free-minded people are
aware that the pretexts for invading Iraq have turned out to be a pack of lies.
Anti-war demonstrators in the U.S. and Britain have routinely held up banners
reading: “No Blood for Oil.”
That's because the anti-war
camp in those countries has known for quite some time that “weapons of mass
destruction” in Iraq and the so-called “war on terror” elsewhere merely served
as pretexts for the massive military taking of energy resources outside of
U.S.-U.K. corporate control. There's no talk about human rights and the total
absence of democracy in oil- and gas- rich Middle East countries that are
“allied” to the U.S., just as there's no pressure on any of them to dump plans
for obtaining nuclear energy. In fact, even when there are major political
issues in such countries, they are quietly and quickly swept under the carpet.
Now, as if by magic, a supposed
Muslim bomber trained by al-Qaeda in oil-rich southern Yemen props up and tries
- quite unsuccessfully - to blow up an aircraft bound for the U.S. We ask
ourselves: Is this the justification, thought up in London and Washington, for
the burgeoning U.S. military presence in Yemen? And how long will it be before
British troops join their American co-conspirators?
With Iraq under occupation,
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates already under political control and
Yemen’s oil and gas rich south now steadily being garrisoned by U.S. forces, about
half of the world's energy reserves now fall under the U.S.-U.K. control.
The odd country out in the
Middle East is Iran, with the world’s third largest oil reserves, and second
largest gas reserves. So new pretexts must be thought up to bring Iranian
resources under control!
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Should they succeed, the United
States and Britain would be sitting on the world’s life blood and will have the
capacity to blackmail the rest of the planet, including all E.U. nations except
Britain, which is already in on the act.
Do Germany and France know
that their newfound prominence within the E.U. means nothing if Britain and America
control all energy reserves in the Middle East?
A pretext for destabilizing
Iran wasn't long in the making. Cockamamie allegations of election fraud backed
by rent-a-crowd tactics failed, as massive popular support for the Islamic
Republic became clear. So other avenues had to be explored. Failed American and
British shock-and-awe tactics after Iran’s presidential election were revised
and replaced with a strategy of street war and attrition involving a mixture of
rent-a-crowd and misleading public demonstrations.
But the significance of their
failure to foment a coup in Iran hasn't been lost on the three major powerhouses
of Russia, Japan and China. Energy-hungry Japan and China have picked up on the
audacity of the Anglo-American plan. With no natural energy resources of their
own, both Japan and China rely heavily on the Middle East for their energy needs,
and both shun being underdogs to the militant and globally dictatorial regimes of
Britain and America.
Does anyone understand why
Russia and China resist sanctions against Iran? Does anyone understand why
Zionist-controlled mouthpieces continue to allege that Iran is after nuclear
weapons, despite dozens of IAEA reports giving Iran’s civilian nuclear program
a clean bill of health?
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The attempted Anglo-American
takeover of Iran’s energy resources and thus grabbing complete leverage over
their global rivals will prove a bridge too far. We in Iran counter Obama’s “Audacity
of Hope” with the audacity of reason. Our revolution, too, was audacious, and
we remain vigilant while advising the world against being taken in by the dark
forces of Anglo-Americanism, namely, of exploitation and colonialism.
In the words of George
Jacques Danton, the great French revolutionary: Il nous faut de l’audace, et
encore de l’audace, et toujours de l’audace - "We need audacity, and
yet more audacity, and always audacity!"
After the shameful MI6/CIA-orchestrated
protests on the Day of Ashura,
Obama predictably condemned what he called “Iran's crackdown on protesters.” On
Monday, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband also hailed what he called the
“great courage” of those who took part in the illegal protests.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has
summoned Simon Lawrence Gass, the British Ambassador to Iran, to let the
“little man” know what’s what and what’s not!
