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U.S. attack groups may be carrying more than 430 Tomahawk type missles near Iran, many of these missiles were seen during the war against Iraq.
The United States has many explanations for the movements of rheir fleet, consisting of aircraft carriers, submarines, jets, drones and everything else in the vicinity of Iran and the Persian Gulf. However, this seemed worthy of deeper consideration because they are just miles away. I smelled more fraud, lies and machinations of the diabolical than anything else.
Before reading about the abominable Tomahawks in the Persian Gulf, I had read an article by Stephen Gowans who impressed me by his frankness and insight. [1]
The economic policy of Iran has some restrictions regarding foreign investment in areas of strategic interest to the country. Relying on these areas is the state's ability to maintain a regulative supervision on key industries in the country, in transnational industries or other private industries, working in the regime of maximizing profits for the company itself.
Stephen Gowans points out that this is a cardinal sin for the financial industry elites of the United States that depend on free access to sources of opportunity to maximize their profits and economic profits on a truly global scale. Considering that the oil industry is of central importance in Iran, we then have what Stephen Gowans argues the following:
Since bankers, investors, directors, presidents of large corporations and lawyers occupy key positions in American government, and since they fund, as well as contribute to the formulation of policy that will favor those same elites, one can quietly conclude that the main point of the program will be to ensure the profits of the above, as well as collaborating with them.
Here the list is long because it includes the entire branch of the magnificent spider web that makes up the U.S. structural system, hence we must not forget to mention in this context, the military-industrial complex served by or intertwined with the White House and Pentagon. Unfortunately it is true. Iraq and Libya show the concrete consequences of the framework presented here.
Stephen Gowans also points to the fact that this symbiosis, or this mutual dependence between the financial-industrial complex, as well as its military branch, includes other negative consequences.
Then he highlights their requirements including working conditions for poor pay, child labor, no subsidies for basic consumer goods, a shift of distribution of goods favoring elites, as well as the requirement of a privatization of health services and many, many other things to always ensure that the worker remains in the worst conditions.
They are imposing sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran so that their people will be poor, as well as have a short and uncertain life as is the case for workers in the west.
The financial interests involved have no intention of allowing the Islamic Republic of Iran to continue to be a viable social and economic alternative, due to the degenerate machinations of Washington in the Middle East. They have no intention of allowing an economic system based on an Islamic sense of justice, and will ultimately impose their unreasonable profits and unjust strangulation throughout the region if they have their way.
As if trying to bend a population of 70 million people through cruel sanctions were not enough, they are now encircling the country with an arsenal that is best described as apocalyptic.
In the arsenal are aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, attack jets and, in addition to all of that, we still have the infernal 340 Tomahaks previously mentioned.
For a more detailed assessment of the menacing group located in the Persian Gulf war see [2]
References and Notes:
[1] Stephen Gowans, "What's Left: The United States' barbarous policy on Iran " in what's left and GlobalResearch.ca - Centre for Research on Globalization on 15/04/2012
[2] News-on-www.strategic culture.org - Strategic Culture Foundation. 04/21/2012
Translated from the Portuguese version by:
Lisa Karpova
Pravda.Ru
