Republicans Adopt Obama’s “Bad Movie” Iran Terror Plot

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Republicans Adopt Obama’s “Bad Movie” Iran Terror Plot

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
October 13, 2011

Despite the fact experts on Iran and its Quds force have responded with skepticism to an alleged plot and many have dismissed it as fantasy, a number of establishment politicians are demanding the Obama administration take action.
Iran’s alleged plot a “bad movie.”

Arizona Senator John McCain lost little time exploiting the unproven plot. He told CBS today that Iran is a “threat” in the Persian Gulf and Obama is to blame for not meddling in Iran’s internal affairs and exploiting the 2009 street protests many believe were orchestrated in color revolution fashion by the CIA to overthrow the government in Tehran.

“This kind of reckless behavior they’ve displayed here could translate into a real serious problem,” said McCain, citing Iran’s alleged nuclear weapons program.

Although the U.S. and Israel have tried for years to convince the world Iran is secretly working on nuclear weapons, the international community has admitted there is no evidence Iran is doing so.

Another Arizona politician, Rep. Trent Franks, used the dubious plot to attack Obama. “If this effort had been successful, it would have constituted an act of war against the United States of America, and it should demonstrate Iran’s true intentions toward America in the clearest possible terms, even to this administration,” Franks said on Wednesday. He called for a military response to the alleged assassination plot.

“If they are committed enough to try to foment an attack here, and literally try to blow up the Israeli embassy here, or kill the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the U.S., let me suggest to you that the intent is so clear that our entire focus now should be upon dealing with the capacity,” he said. “Perhaps this president would do better if he were able to focus on the threats of our nation without being so busy apologizing for American at every opportunity.”

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Speaking from the House Floor Wednesday night, House Republicans said the Obama administration needs to take immediate action. “This event that has occurred should tell us a lot of things,” declared Texas Republican Ted Poe. “One, that the country of Iran is so bold that they believe they can commit a crime of terror on the soil of the United States and get away with it.”


“It is a real concern when you’re talking about 1,200 miles of border between the United States and Mexico, that someone would have a plan to invade our country and take control of those border counties,” Rep. John Carter, another Texan Republican, added. “I would call that invasion.”

Not to be left behind in the rush to exaggerate the dubious plot, Texas governor Rick Perry mentioned the imaginary plot from the campaign trail in Indiana and linked it to border security. He said the supposed plot is “business as usual” for Iran.

Establishment Tea Party diva Michele Bachmann also weighed in. “If I was president I wouldn’t have taken my eye of the number one issue in the Middle East, which is Iran obtaining nuclear weapons. The problem with the Obama administration is they put serious daylight between Israel and the United States from day one of the Obama presidency, so the president unfortunately sent signals of weakness,” Bachmann told CNN.
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[Hollybaere]

So far, NO ONE has proven, without a shadow of a doubt, that Iran either HAS nuclear weapons, or is working to make them.

So far, the IAEA HAS NEVER been allowed to inspect the nuclear weapons that Israel HAS.

[SufferedMoreThanJesus]

Bomb, Bomb, Bomb...Bomb, Bomb Iran!

McCain was right.

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So far, NO ONE has proven, without a shadow of a doubt, that Iran either HAS nuclear weapons, or is working to make them.

So far, the IAEA HAS NEVER been allowed to inspect the nuclear weapons that Israel HAS.

Foreign Minister Rudd's apparently unscripted call on Israel to sign the NPT and to submit its nuclear facilities to IAEA inspection has puzzled more than a few observers and commentators. At least one Israeli official is quoted as saying that Israel cannot submit its facilities to IAEA inspections because it is not a member of the NPT. Israel still maintains official ambiguity as to its weapons status, though some Israeli officials have admitted that Israel does possess a nuclear weapons arsenal.

We need to unpack Mr Rudd's comments a bit. He told John Lyons that 'our view has been consistent for a long period of time, and that is that all states in the region should adhere to the NPT, and that includes Israel'. This is consistent with long-standing bipartisan Australian policy. We voted in favour of the IAEA resolution at the General Conference entitled 'Safeguards in the Middle East', which was again adopted this year with 120 votes in favour, no votes against and 6 abstentions (including Israel and the US). This resolution calls on all states in the Middle East to adhere to the NPT.

On the other hand, we voted against a more specific IAEA resolution entitled 'Israeli nuclear capability', which singles out Israel. This resolution was defeated at this year's IAEA General Conference.

Australia has also called on the other Nuclear Weapon States outside the NPT, India and Pakistan, to adhere to the NPT. However unrealistic this might be, it represents longstanding bipartisan Australian policy. The real challenge is how to involve these three states in collaborating with the international community in global nonproliferation efforts and bolstering the NPT, whose authority is under strain. This was one of the objectives of the Australian/Japan International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament.

The US/India agreement and the Nuclear Suppliers Group decision to waive its supply restrictions to India was based on the view that India was a responsible player which had not proliferated to other countries, and whose support was needed to stem proliferation. Similar argument could be made for Israel, given its record of not proliferating. Even Pakistan, where the proliferation record is poor, needs to be drawn in somehow.
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[ivanm]

Bomb, Bomb, Bomb...Bomb, Bomb Iran!

McCain was right.

Are you serious?

[SufferedMoreThanJesus]

Are you serious?

Nah.  Israel will do it.

[ivanm]

Nah.  Israel will do it.

I think  that is what this situation is leading up to.  Iran reportedly is beefing up its defense radar and may be beefing up its offensive power.  If she gets the pop then things will get pretty tense in the ME. I think that Iran will use a nuclear umbrella under which to sponsor Hezbollah strikes in the region of Israel.  Seemsthey were operating in southern Lebanon when  the last little piss ant fight took place.

[IM2]

Paranoia, self destroya.

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I guess there sunk, we're the enemy!
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I guess there sunk, we're the enemy!
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