Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Iran Becoming a 'Military Dictatorship'
Hilary Clinton has been in the Middle East to gather support for tougher sanctions against Iran. She has accused Iran of becoming a military dictatorship with a scathing attack on the growing influence of the country's powerful Revolutionary Guard.
During talks with King Abdullah in Saudi Arabia, Mrs Clinton stressed the urgent need for exerting more pressure on Iran. She played down the possibility of any US-led attack against Tehran, saying that "the sanctions being pursued currently by the US should offset the need for military action.
"We are planning to try to bring the world community together in applying pressure to Iran through sanctions adopted by the UN that will be particularly aimed at those enterprises controlled by the Revolutionary Guards of Iran," she said earlier in Doha.
Mrs Clinton also said the US had frozen the assets of the Revolutionary Guards and the subsidiaries of a construction company it had previously taken action against because of its alleged role in producing weapons of mass destruction.
Forgive me if I sense shadows of Iraq. Global Research contributor Eric Sommer has his opinion which adds another dimension.
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usa nuking Iran.........The Argentinians getting uppity over 'OUR' oil
Makes me wonder if somebody is slipping in the opinion polls
"an forward tho' I canna see, I guess an' fear"
Nothing like a war to get folk to think you're a good guy Niko.
A while since I heard that brownlie, so true though.
Is there a difference between a military, religious or political dictatorship?
The lid is off the nuclear pan; has been for some time and now everything is for sale.
No I don't think there is a difference RA.
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