La
Terreur, C'est Nous!
The rails of prophecy are converging.
The U.S. is gunning for an oil-rich, middle-eastern
country. Nothing new in that. It is labelling that nation
as a member of the "Axis of Evil" and falsely
presenting it as an international menace, while hypocritically
beefing up its own armory of apocalypse in violation
of international treaties. Nothing new in that either.
But what is different between the Iraq and Iran equations,
at least for now, is that the Iraq equation hinged on
a spectacular man-made catastrophe to goad a nation's
bellicosity and falsely insinuate the scapegoated nation
as perpetrator, whereas this critical catalyst for action
is, so far, missing from the Iran equation.
Another key difference in this resurgent belligerence,
is the new support of European governments, notably
France and Germany. This factor is crucial to the imperial
plan, because the U.S. is simply not equipped or resourced
to launch another invasion single-handed. It will need
European resources and support.
And here's how it's will get them, even as it addresses
the current terrorism shortfall (we could call it a
"terrorism-deprivation syndrome") -- by engineering
a spectacular catastrophe on French soil and blaming
Iran. The French government, mired in deepening domestic
crises and badly needing the distraction of an external
enemy, has already been seduced into this conspiracy
by the movers, shakers, and murderers of Washington.
Think of the benefits. New life will be breathed into
the tired old lies about Weapons of Mass Destruction,
islamic terrorism, and links to Al Qaeda. The traumatized
French will be expected to respond rather like the "proles"
of George Orwell's 1984, who, normally apathetic
about war, would be lashed into "frenzies of patriotism"
when their own government fired rocket bombs on them,
disguised as enemy attacks.
By a similar logic, the French will cry out en masse
for vengeance, forgive French president Jacques Chirac
his recent attempt to impose repressive employment laws,
and forget his subsequent humiliating climb-down following
national protests.
Most worrying is the prospect of a nuclear component
in the next synthetic (or "false-flag") event.
The
U.S. government has, for more than a year now, refused
to provide Swiss prosecutors with crucial information
regarding a nuclear black-market run and funded by the
CIA.
Look to it. But do not blame Iran when catastrophe
again befalls.
April 2006
