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maandag 26 maart 2018

John Bolton heeft beloofd dat Iran voor 2019 onder een ander regime zal leven.......

Met de benoemingen van John Bolton, een gewetenloze psychopaat en zijn collega psychopaat Pompeo, kan je gerust stellen dat Trump een oorlogskabinet heeft gevormd, zo betoogt Robert Mackey terecht. Op 23 maart jl. publiceerde hij een artikel op The Intercept, over de benoeming van Bolton.

Hierin vertelt Mackey o.a. dat Bolton aan gevluchte Iraniërs in de VS heeft beloofd dat voor 2019 Iran een andere regime zal hebben (een door de VS gewenst regime, zoals je begrijpt....) en hij dan feest komt vieren in Teheran........ 

Naast psychopaat is deze misdadiger ook nog eens ongelofelijk dom immers in Irak is er nog steeds geen vrede, ondanks de meer dan achterlijke vaststelling van zijne domme hufterigheid en oorlogsmisdadiger Bush dat de 'mission accomplished' was, is het in feite nog steeds oorlog in Irak, een oorlog die intussen aan dik meer dan 1,5 miljoen mensen het leven heeft gekost..........

Hoe denkt topidioot Bolton dan Iran in een jaar tijd te kunnen verslaan? Iran heeft een uitermate goed getraind leger, dit i.t.t. tot het leger dat Saddam Hoessein in Irak ter beschikking stond..... Kernraketten gebruiken tegen Iran staat zo te horen niet op de verlanglijst van Bolton, daar hij zelf feest wil vieren in Teheran, al zal het me niet verbazen als Bolton denkt dat een zwaar radioactief besmet gebied binnen een paar maanden 'schoon waait'. Voorts zijn er nog de nieuwe tactische kernwapens van de VS, kernwapens die op het slagveld gebruikt moeten gaan worden en daar alleen 'een beperkt gebied' zwaar radioactief besmet zouden maken........ 

Dan is er nog de vraag wat Rusland en China zullen doen, als de VS een oorlog tegen Iran begint (met de kans dat de VS ook een tweede front opent op Noord-Korea), gezien de troepenopbouw her en der.......

The Intercept

ROBERT MACKEY

Here’s John Bolton Promising Regime Change in Iran by the End of 2018

Pandeli Majko, Former Prime Minister of Albania, John Bolton, Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Deputy Chief of U.S. Mission David Muniz, Maryam Rajavi, President elect of the Iranians Resistance, Tirana, Albania 20/03/2017 - Maryam Rajavi addressed her greeting at Nowruz celebration, the Iranian New Year, which was held at Tirana Albania with PMOI members and guests from Albania, France and United States. Maryam Rajavi said, This Nowruz harbingers end of religious dictatorship and advent of the spring of freedom. (Photo by Siavosh Hosseini/NurPhoto) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***(Sipa via AP Images)

March 23 2018, 8:38 p.m.

AMONG THOSE MOST alarmed by President Donald Trump’s selection of John Bolton as his new national security adviser on Thursday were supporters of the Iran nuclear deal, the 2015 international agreement that curbed Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for a partial lifting of economic sanctions.

Rob Malley, who coordinated Middle East policy in the Obama administration, observed that Bolton’s appointment, along with the nomination of Iran deal critic Mike Pompeo as secretary of state, seemed to signal that the agreement would most likely be “dead and buried” within months. Trita Parsi, leader of the National Iranian American Council wrote on Twitter: “People, let this be very clear: The appointment of Bolton is essentially a declaration of war with Iran. With Pompeo and Bolton, Trump is assembling a WAR CABINET.”

Their alarm was understandable. Bolton, who made his name as a belligerent member of George W. Bush’s State Department and a Fox News contributor, has not only demanded that the Trump administration withdraw from the nuclear deal, he also previously advocated bombing Iran instead. Bolton has spent the better part of a decade calling for the United States to help overthrow the theocratic government in Tehran and hand power to a cult-like group of Iranian exiles with no real support inside the country.

Withdrawing from the Iran should be a top @realDonaldTrump administration priority.

Just eight months ago, at a Paris gathering, Bolton told members of the Iranian exile group, known as the Mujahedeen Khalq, MEK, or People’s Mujahedeen, that the Trump administration should embrace their goal of immediate regime change in Iran and recognize their group as a “viable” alternative.

The outcome of the president’s policy review should be to determine that the Ayatollah Khomeini’s 1979 revolution will not last until its 40th birthday,” Bolton said. (The 40th anniversary of the Iranian revolution will be on February 11, 2019.) “The declared policy of the United States should be the overthrow of the mullahs’ regime in Tehran,” Bolton added. “The behavior and the objectives of the regime are not going to change and, therefore, the only solution is to change the regime itself.”

As the Iranian expatriate journalist Bahman Kalbasi noted, Bolton concluded his address to the exiles with a rousing promise: “And that’s why, before 2019, we here will celebrate in Tehran!”

8 months ago among MEK supporters tells them they will overthrow ’s regime and celebrate in with Bolton himself present, “before 2019”

To understand how extraordinary it is that the man about to become the president’s most senior national security official made this promise to the MEK, it is important to know that, until recently, the Iranian dissidents had spent three decades trying to achieve their aims through violence, including terrorist attacks.

After members of the MEK helped foment the 1979 revolution, in part by killing American civilians working in Tehran, the group then lost a bitter struggle for power to the Islamists led by the revolution’s leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. With its leadership forced to flee Iran in 1981, the MEK’s members set up a government-in-exile in France and established a military base in Iraq, where they were given arms and training by Saddam Hussein, as part of a strategy to destabilize the government in Tehran that he was at war with.

In recent years, as The Intercept has reported, the MEK has poured millions of dollars into reinventing itself as a moderate political group ready to take power in Iran if Western-backed regime change ever takes place. To that end, it lobbied successfully to be removed from the State Department’s list of foreign terrorist organizations in 2012. The Iranian exiles achieved this over the apparent opposition of then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in part by paying a long list of former U.S. officials hefty speaking fees of between $10,000 to $50,000 for hymns of praise like the one Bolton delivered last July.

But, according to Ariane Tabatabai, a Georgetown University scholar, the “cult-like dissident group” — whose married members were reportedly forced to divorce and take a vow of lifelong celibacy — “has no viable chance of seizing power in Iran.”

If the current government is not Iranians’ first choice for a government, the MEK is not even their last — and for good reason. The MEK supported Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq War. The people’s discontent with the Iranian government at that time did not translate into their supporting an external enemy that was firing Scuds into Tehran, using chemical weapons and killing hundreds of thousands of Iranians, including many civilians. Today, the MEK is viewed negatively by most Iranians, who would prefer to maintain the status quo than rush to the arms of what they consider a corrupt, criminal cult.

Despite such doubts that the MEK’s political wing, the National Council of Resistance of Iran, is any more reliable than Ahmad Chalabi’s Iraqi National Congress proved to be, spending lavishly on paid endorsements has earned the group a bipartisan roster of Washington politicians willing to sign up as supporters. At a previous gala, in 2016, Bolton was joined in singing the group’s praises by another former U.N. ambassador, Bill Richardson; a former attorney general, Michael Mukasey; the former State Department spokesperson P.J. Crowley; the former Homeland Security adviser Frances Townsend; the former Rep. Patrick Kennedy, D-R.I.; and the former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean. That Paris gala was hosted by Linda Chavez, a former Reagan administration official.

At a similar event this January, the backdrop behind former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, as he praised MEK leader Maryam Rajavi, made the aim of the group’s investment in American politicians clear.

Newt Gingrich, Auvers sur Oise, France 19/01/2018 - Maryam Rajavi and Newt Gingrich in a conference on January 19, 2018 in the office of NCRI, Auvers sur Oise, north of Paris speaks to support the uprising of the Iranian people for regime change. Newt Gingrich, Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives said this is the opportunity that Iranian diaspora and people inside Iran have to get rid of this dictatorship. Rom/TME/SIPA (Sipa via AP Images)
Newt Gingrich addressed a Paris conference of the Iranian exile group known as the MEK in January.
 Photo: Sipa via AP Images

Unsurprisingly, leading figures from among the exile group’s Washington followers have expressed delight over Bolton’s impending elevation to the White House


At the group’s celebration of Nowruz, the Persian New Year, in Albania on Tuesday, Rajavi was joined on stage by Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City.









Mr. Giuliani reiterated that unlike other countries in the region, there is an alternative to the ruling regime in Iran. Thus, its overthrow will lead to peace and tranquillity in a region that has been severely threatened by the clerical regime.

Although the official announcement from the White House was not made until Thursday, Giuliani told the group, to loud applause, that Bolton “is going to be President Trump’s national security adviser.”


In case there was any doubt among the exiles that Bolton might not advise Trump to overthrow Iran’s government, Giuliani assured them that “if anything, John Bolton has become more determined that there needs to be regime change in Iran, that the nuclear agreement needs to be burned, and that you need to be in charge of that country.”

Moments later, Giuliani led the crowd in chanting “regime change.”
Despite the fact that Trump ran for office as a critic of the decision to invade Iraq, Bolton still refuses to call the preemptive attack a mistake.

That position stunned even Fox News’s Tucker Carlson, during an interview two weeks ago. After Carlson pointed out that Bolton had called for regime change in Iraq, Libya, Iran, and Syria, and the first of those had been “a disaster,” Bolton disagreed, saying, “I think your analysis is simple-minded, frankly.”


I think the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, that military action, was a resounding success,” Bolton told Carlson. The chaos that followed in Iraq, he said, was caused by a poorly executed occupation that ended too soon. On the bright side, Bolton said, the mistakes the U.S. made in Iraq offered “lessons about what to do after a regime is overthrown” in the future.

Top Photo: At a 2017 celebration of Nowruz, the Persian New Year, in Albania, Maryam Rajavi, the MEK leader and self-styled president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, met international supporters including John Bolton, second from left, a former United States Ambassador to the United Nations. Bolton was flanked by Pandeli Majko, a former prime minister of Albania, far left, and David Muniz, the deputy chief of the U.S. Embassy in Albania.
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Bij het tweede weergegeven Twitterbericht hoort een video die ik niet kan overnemen, hier de link naar het originele artikel.

Zie ook: 'John Bolton, nationaal veiligheidsadviseur, alsof de duivel zelf is benoemd........'



      en: 'Iraanse protesten allesbehalve compleet spontaan (zoals VS ambassadeur bij de VN Haley durfde te stellen...)....'

       en: 'Protesten Iran opgezet door de VS en Israël'

       en: 'Iran, de protesten en wat de media je niet vertellen.........'

       en: 'De VS gaf meer dan 1 miljoen dollar uit om protesten tegen Iraans bewind uit te buiten (en te organiseren)'

       en: 'Het verborgen motief achter de Israëlische agressie tegen Iran en Syrië'

       en: 'VS bewandelt dezelfde weg richting Iran, als die voor de illegale oorlog tegen Irak in 2003, aldus één van de verantwoordelijken voor die oorlog........'

       en: 'Netanyahu vergelijkt Iran met nazi-Duitsland en stelt dat Iran een bedreiging is voor de wereldvrede..... ha! ha! ha! ha!'

       en: 'Washington uit op oorlog met Iran......'

       en: 'Oliemaatschappijen weigeren n.a.v. VS sancties de jet van Iraanse minister af te tanken'

       en: 'Israël bezig met voorbereiding op meerdere fronten oorlog........ (met hulp van de VS'

       en: 'Saoedi-Arabië dreigt Iran aan te vallen voor vanuit Jemen afgevuurde 'raketten' op Saoedische 'doelen..........''

       en: 'VS rechter gelast Iran miljarden te betalen aan de families van 911 slachtoffers.....'

       en: 'Iran moet hangen en Iran-deal moet van tafel....... Israël speelt wolf in schaapskleren'

       en: 'VS ambtenaren: Israël zoekt steun VS voor oorlog tegen Iran.......'

       en: 'Netanyahu en Bolton stoken het vuur in het Midden-Oosten verder op: Iran moet en zal vallen.....'

       en: 'Trump beloofde geen extra oorlog in het Midden-Oosten >> toch heeft hij het pad vrijgemaakt voor oorlog tegen Iran......'

       en: 'VS 'laat zien op vrede uit te zijn' door dreiging Iran te vermorzelen......'

      en: 'Iran: wanneer heeft dit land voor het laatst een ander land aangevallen? 200 jaar geleden.....'

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