The Iranian nation will have the final victory in the nuclear arena. No power will be able to obstruct the movement of the Iranian nation (29-02-2008)

What is going on with Iran?

Is something going on with Iran?

Is the situation becoming more and more difficult with unforeseeable and sudden developments?

Is it possible that the rise in oil prices in recent days is not just speculative but there are people who may now of impending danger and are shoring up on oil commodities?

The question is: Would anyone expect a war on Iran and who would participate?

Here are two hypotheses to choose from:

Either the United Nations will vote for an attack on Iran if it does not comply with the U.N. resolution, with the vote expected tomorrow, or there is the possibility of the United States staging an intervention with England.

Perhaps the U.S. President’s visit to the Middle East a month ago was not a coincidence. Maybe its purpose was to seek allies and alliances for the U.S. side.

The next question is whether President Bush would wish to assume the political and financial cost of such an action a few short months before the elections, especially since he does not enjoy a majority in congress.

Everything is possible and anything can be done. This is the type of action where logic has no place when gauging facts and developments; in this instance it is geopolitical and financial convenience are governing the game.

Source: ISFM