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イランは、アメリカの挑発も受けて、イラクと長期の戦争をした国である。これはもう、世界大戦の様相である。
すでに別途、日本の大手メディア報道もあり、この板にも投稿されているが、このような米ブッシュ政権のイラン侵略戦争策動に、イラク現地入りしている英軍が困惑しているという英大手紙の報道である。
イランからイギリス軍も標的にされるのを恐れているわけである。
ひるがえって日本はどうか?
英米諜報機関に弱みを握られている日本の婦女暴行逮捕歴首相の政権が、ブッシュに同調してイラン侵略に加担すれば、イランにおける日本の石油権益は消滅する。
中東で日本軍ばかりか日本人も標的にされることは間違いない。
しかもNPTを踏みにじって米国自体が核兵器軍拡をしている。
国連の枠組みでも米国は孤立する。もちろん核兵器大国イスラエルも……。
そういう悪党につるんでいるかぎり、国連での日本の立場は苦しくなるだけ……。
の売国政権は、日本を破綻に追いやることになる。
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The Scotsman
Tue 18 Jan 2005
British commanders fear reaction to American aggression
TIM RIPLEY
REPORTS of an increasingly hard-line US policy towards Iran are starting to worry British generals and diplomats, who fear the 9,650-strong UK garrison in southern Iraq would be targeted by Tehran in retaliation to any strike by the Bush administration.
The allegations of US covert operations inside Iran have added to the worries in Whitehall that the stand-off with Tehran over its nuclear ambitions could be moving into a more dangerous phase.
Last summer’s capture of eight Royal Marines by Iranian Revolutionary Guards off southern Iraq has convinced many senior British officers and diplomats that any increase in tension with Iran would result in ‘blow back’ against British forces in Iraq. The marines were eventually released unharmed but it later emerged that Iranian gunboats entered Iraqi territorial waters to abduct the marines’ patrol boats.
Revolutionary Guard naval forces conducted the operation, apparently on the orders of hard-line Mullahs, causing tension within the Tehran government which had been trying to cultivate the Europeans as a counter-weight to the Americans. "We now think the Iranians were sending us a signal," said one British officer. "They were saying, if you get too close to the Americans we can make life very difficult for you and you will pay a price."
Foreign Office sources are particularly worried that the departure of Colin Powell from the Bush administration has left the neo-conservatives in control of US foreign policy in Washington. British intelligence sources are becoming worried that the Iranians will employ a strategy to strike back at US interests and its allies across the Middle East.
Here, the role of the large Shia population in southern Iraq will be crucial and this could make life very uncomfortable for the British garrison in the Basra region.
Until now the Shia of southern Iraq have generally been co-operative with British forces, but the fear is that Tehran could activate "sleeper" cells to launch an all- out guerrilla war.
There were credible reports that last summer Tehran concentrated troops along the border with Iraq in response to US sabre-rattling over the nuclear issue, raising the possibility that Iran might try to seize Iraqi territory.
This article:
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=62282005
Iran:
http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=386