Once again the question floats to the surface and this time
around more and more people are paying attention?
Do the Persians truly believe this is only about Assad's use
of chemical weapons?
Again this morning, many of the Western political members
are making reference to how this pending strike on Syria ,
will "send a message" to Iran .
What is that message?
How do the Persians "perceive" that message?
If the West does a good job of convincing the Iranians a
"message" is coming soon, then what return "message" is
drafted from Iran ?
As the opponents of a Iranian nuclear weapons program have
sat and pondered for years how to deal with such a complex question, several
options have been placed on the table.
If you remember a few years ago when the West was attempting
to pull Asssad into the "Western Camp" and away from the
Persians.....well... the process didn't go so well!
I'm afraid the West misunderstood whose camp Syria
So, lets say the Persians sit back in their master training
room and come to the conclusion the West cannot afford a regional war to neutralize
Iran's program.
Perhaps what the Persians came to the conclusion , based
upon the failed love affair with Assad, the real
Western plan was to pull apart the proxy fighters and geographic support bases
such as Lebanon and Syria , thus leaving Iran incapable of projecting
military actions to a level they required?
Maybe, just maybe the Persians have come to the conclusion
the Western Master Plan is the Death of a Thousand Cuts?
Well, after all the talk by Western political members in the
past two weeks, I'm not sure how Iran could not come to this
conclusion.
So, is this whole push to attack Syria
really about the neutralization of Iran ?
I'm not sold on that theory, not just yet.... but I must
admit, it's almost impossible to believe the Persians don't see it that way.
Pushing Iran
into a corner and saying to them, "watch this".... is that what some
political leaders truly believe is a sound concept?
Get the Western Generals away from their Bosses and close
the door!!!
Don't ask them if this is what their leadership is up to,
for they will not break their oaths.
Instead, ask them if shoving the Persians into a corner, a
corner the Tsar owns, and forcing them to watch their last proxy state be taken
apart and left to the radical Sunni Rebels.....well... I think you know where I
am going.
If there is anything about this so called Syrian Crisis that
confuses me, worries me, it's the concept of sending a message to a powerful
military controlled by radical leadership and at the same time turning to your
own population and saying, "don't worry"..... it's very
limited"!!!!!
Where are we going?
We are about to find out!
