Do we ever really see the faces of those
in control anymore? Take (for instance), the case of the Bush dynasty, George
Bush senior was “transparently” a “great” man, former head of the CIA no-one
(it would seem), had better credentials
to hold the office of “the most powerful man in the world” but was he really?
In order to answer this question it is necessary to examine the chronology of
the events which lead to the first Gulf conflict. Saddam Hussein (a former ally
of The West), had undoubtedly been attempting to develop a viable nuclear
weapon prior to “Desert Storm”, his reactors (with the French technicians still
in them!), were bombed by the trigger happy Israelis precisely in order to
prevent him from doing so. America (“as
usual” terrified of their Frankensteinian creation and anxious to secure the oil supply they were being denied by his
regime), were at that time being
thwarted in their ambitions by an international community which was far less
subservient than the “United Nations”
which are now living far more deeply in the shadow of
the post Yugoslavian conflicts effect on the notion of non-intervention in the
domestic affairs of nation states that has so coloured international relations
in recent decades (esp. with regard to The Middle East). Even George Bush senior had been unable to break the deadlock,
however if one can “suspend disbelief” one can imagine that both The Pentagon
and the CIA had been devising strategies with which to remove such obstacles to
action (of which Mr. Bush was of-course fully aware), one of which was to
provoke or “encourage” an attack on one of his oil rich neighbours (something
that Saddam would “jump at” at the time in order to refill his treasury following
Iraq’s bloody and costly war with Iran). In order to facilitate this it would
be necessary to somehow deceive Saddam as to America’s true interests in the
region as not even he would risk direct conflict with the most powerful
military machine on the planet. Such a deception would however risk showing
America’s hand to the international community in a way that even Bush senior
felt unable to justify and therefore these plans remained shelved until such
time as the political climate became more favourable. Around this time however
certain documents were stolen from the United States which were to provide precisely the right impetus with which to change the weather. It seems that
although America had secured the necessary technical documents which would
enable one to produce a viable fusion weapon (something Saddam did not have the
industrial or financial ware-withal to do in any-case), the original Alamogordo
trinity test specifications for a fission bomb were not held under such tight
security and were stolen (“rumour has it” by an Asian “freelancer”),
and then sold to the Iraqi regime. Bush senior
then “green-lighted” the operation that would lead to “Desert Storm”
(go to: http://rense.com/general69/41.htm “How
Bush Tricked Saddam into Invading Kuwait “The April Glaspie Interview”). As you
can see this information is extant (thank you Adel Darwish and Gregory
Alexander –“Unholy Babylon” Gollancz 1991-).
