The "Great Game", The Next World War - Part II.

In yesterday's report I told you about George HW Bush Sr.'s statement about "creating a New World Order". As part of this campaign, continuous reports about the growing threats of Iran, Russia, and China emerged. The demonization process had begun. In 1996, US Secretary of Defense, William Perry, started raising the alarms and saying "that Iran was a growing threat to stability in the Persian Gulf." Before 2001, Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran were aware that the US and its allies were preparing some form of land invasion into the Eurasian Heartland. I look at this threat as if the affected states were invading Canada, our neighbor to the north. What would we do in that circumstance: Could it be a harbinger of war? On March 12, 2001, the Russian Federation formally agreed to resume sales of Russian weaponry to Iran. Russia was merely helping Iran to develop its military capabilities in response to veiled US-NATO threats. Moscow and Tehran also agreed to cooperate in the energy sector and on nuclear technology. According to the New York Times: The announcements, neither unexpected, came during the first meeting in four decades between Iranian and Russian heads of state. The warm session was billed in advance as a diplomatic turning point. Just as clearly, it was a pointed signal to the Bush Administration by both the Iranians and Russians, that they intend to limit American influence in the Middle East by both diplomatic and military means.
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