Is
the President Preparing to Bomb Iran?
There's
good reason to believe that the
bombs will be falling on Iran before George W. Bush leaves
office.
The plans
are already in place, and the rumor
mill is churning.
We're hearing the same malarkey
about "weapons of mass destruction" from dubious
exile groups, an identical note of hysteria, and, ominously,
the same level of bipartisan support for aggression. Yet we
can stop this war before it starts – if we start debunking
the lies early and often.
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