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## Re: On bombing Iran

Email-ID | 1106053
Date | 2010-02-22 17:21:03
From | burton@stratfor.com
To | analysts@stratfor.com
List-Name | analysts@stratfor.com

The point is what is Israel's next move? Bob and Mike are experts, but
both also understand that what we think is really not the issue. I also
know what BB will do, i.e., protect the State of Israel. One can look
at MOSSAD's recent covert activities and get a sense of their mindset.
I also think they will assassinate A-Dogg. His helo will have a
malfunction.
Kamran Bokhari wrote:
> /The National Journal Online/ recently solicited submissions
> from
> a variety of different Middle East experts on what policy steps the U.S.
> should next take toward Iran. Of the ten submissions that were
> published, none of them advised Washington to use military force.
> *Michael F. Scheuer *called upon the administration to make a public
> statement that there will be no military action, or support of one,
> against Iran. *Michael Brenner* argued that embracing the opposition
> movement in Iran could be "the kiss of death." *James Jay Carafano
> *maintained that the U.S. should adopt tough sanctions against Iran as
> well as "shame Iran for its horrific human rights record." And *Robert
> Baer proposed a "don't do anything about Iran" policy since *Iran's
> military dictatorship thrives on conflict and hostility.
>
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