Since 1948 this world has been ravaged by an incomprehensible belief within a segment of the international Jewish community that God has ordained a Jewish domination of the Levant, those lands bordering the Eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea. To Jews that entitled them to invade a peaceful Palestine in 1948. An inevitable consequence of such a wretched policy occurred in November of 1995 when the peace-seeking Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by an acolyte of his radical political opponent Benjamin Natanyahu, who today is once again a Prime Minister of Israel. Incredibly, these overreaching bellicose Jews used the murder of legitimate soldier-statesman Rabin to devise a new plan entitled "A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm (Israel)", the first step of which was the elimination of Saddam Hussein, who they saw as an obstacle to their ultimate objective, now the domination of the entire Middle East.  A critical subtext of that target was that the effort would be made utilizing not the resources of the State of Israel, but, via the chicanery of AIPAC and the Jewish members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, the blood and treasure of the United States.

How to manage that? It would have to be the conspiracy of the century! In brief, the operation began with a break-in of the Niger Embassy in Rome, facilitated by the Italian Special Forces, SISMI, under their Prime Minister Berlusconi (awarded an honor several years later by the Jewish Anti-Defamation League). It was the beginning of an epic scheme, and quietly evaded by the foremost NPR political reporter in Europe, Italian Silvia Poggioli, '68 Harvard. She may have been trained by NPR's Mara Liasson, or vice versa (Liasson may have left Roger Ailes and Fox and Bill Kristol and Brit Hume?). In sum, all of what is outlined here is stated more clearly elsewhere in Gopbias.org, and with the necessary attribution, some key information provided, beginning on page 260, by James Bamford's groundbreaking "A Pretext For War".  From there a fabrication was documented that Saddam Hussein was seeking Uranium ore from Niger for Nuclear Weapons, the fabled WMD's, which was then used to generate support for the joint U.S.-Brit invasion and occupation of Iraq. To monitor the planning and execution stage two members of AIPAC, Steven J. Rosen and Keith Weissman, were assigned to assure that the project was on track to be completed and they were regularly required to inform the Israelis in detail, i.e. not unlike the Soviet Union's KGB which, in the 1930's and 40's when they were stealing classified info on the atomic bomb from the United States, the KGB would have described Rosen & Weissman as "konspiratsia".

[[ Having successfully manipulated the United States to eliminate Iraq as an obstacle to Israeli plans, Israel will now attempt a repeat vis-a-vis Iran. "Israel Ties Two Nations to Iran's Uranium."

Jerusalem (AP) - Venezuela and Bolivia are supplying Iran with uranium for its nuclear program, according to a secret Israeli government report obtained Monday by The Associated Press.

The two South American countries are known to have close ties with Iran, but this is the first allegation that they are involved in the development of Iran’s nuclear program, considered a strategic threat by Israel.

“There are reports that Venezuela supplies Iran with uranium for its nuclear program,” the Foreign Ministry document states, referring to previous Israeli intelligence conclusions (the Foreign Ministry is directed by Avignor "The Bouncer" Lieberman).

It added, “Bolivia also supplies uranium to Iran.”

The report did not say where the uranium was from...

[ A long-delayed (FIVE YEARS!) report from the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence was finally released 6/5/08 as Republicans Olympia Snowe of Maine and Chuck Hagel of Nebraska joined all eight Democrats to definitively record that George W. Bush and Richard Bruce Cheney and Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell knowingly falsely reported that Saddam Hussein had close ties to Al Qaeda (in fact, they were enemies) and had WMDs (in fact, he had none, no programs to obtain same, and the story of the "yellowcake" from Niger, was known to have been fabricated, as established by Ambassador Joseph Wilson's trip to Niger, and also by James Bamford's 2004 A Pretext For War). Democratic Senator Jay Rockefeller, the Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said the report shows the administration knowingly 'led the nation to war on false premises.' ]

...There was no immediate comment from officials in Venezuela or Bolivia about the report.

The three-page document was prepared in advance of a visit to South America by Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon.

An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman, Yigal Palmor, declined to comment on the report.

Bolivia has uranium deposits. Venezuela is not currently mining its own estimated 50,000 tons of untapped uranium reserves, according to an analysis published in December by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. - NY Times 5/26/09

DemocracyNow was quick to respond: "The Bolivian and Venezuelan governments are dismissing Israeli accusations they’ve supplied uranium for Iran’s nuclear program. On Monday, a leaked Israeli intelligence document said both Bolivia and Venezuela have aided Iran’s nuclear development. Bolivian Presidential Minister Juan Ramon Quintana ridiculed the charge.

Juan Ramon Quintana: 'Really, it forms part of the anthology of stupidity. If there’s something that characterizes our policy as a government, it’s the policy of peace.'

Bolivia says it hasn’t produced uranium in more than twenty-five years." - Amy Goodman 5/27/09 ]]

Some of the Traitors Responsible
(The info parameters which are self-imposed by our Media/Press (i.e. censorship) prohibit the following material regardless of its import.)
The Jerusalem Post - Standing with Steven J. Rosen

Byline: Daniel Pipes - Lion's Den

HIGHLIGHT: His (Rosen) efforts to stymie Iranian Nuclear ambitions [[ambitions limited to nuclear power, i.e. ELECTRICITY!]] began 15 years ago. The writer (Pipes) is director of the Middle East Forum and Taube distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University.

Unquestionably, hiring Steven J. Rosen to become part of the Middle East Forum was my most difficult decision since I founded the organization in 1994.

On the one hand, this 23-year veteran of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, where he served as director of foreign policy issues, offered an unparalleled opportunity to give the forum a presence in Washington policy-making circles where we hitherto had been absent. At AIPAC, he was responsible for relations with the State Department, the National Security Council and other Executive Branch agencies. His accomplishments are legion.

The Washington Post noted that "Rosen helped pioneer 'executive-branch lobbying,' a style of advocacy that was not wide spread when he began it in the mid-1980s, but is now a routine complement to the more traditional lobbying of Congress." The New York Times called him "brilliant, energetic and one of [AIPAC's] most influential employees, with wide-ranging contacts within the Bush administration and overseas." National Public Radio's intelligence correspondent found that he "helped shape [AIPAC] into one of the most powerful lobby groups in the country." According to Haaretz, writing about Rosen just after he left AIPAC, he "is not merely another AIPAC official; in the eyes of many, he is AIPAC itself."

In addition, Rosen has an academic background, having taught at several universities (Pittsburgh, Brandeis, Australian National), headed Middle East issues for the RAND Corporation, and co-authored a best-selling textbook, The Logic of International Relations. So he would fit right in our think tank.

On the other hand, he (along with his AIPAC colleague Keith Weissman) stood accused by the Bush administration of breaching the ominously-named Espionage Act of 1917, and faced criminal charges that could have landed him in jail for years. Although he was not accused of spying, his (and our) opponents reveled in calling him an "accused spy"; and, of course, we worried about the ramifications for us if he were found guilty.

During extensive consultations with the MEF's board of governors, I found a consensus on wishing to bring on board so formidable an analyst [[at Gopbias.org we would call him propagandist ]] in his hour of need mixed with apprehension about the criminal case.

TWO DEVELOPMENTS resolved the dilemma for us in September 2008. Our study of the government's case convinced us of its injustice, shoddiness, arbitrariness, hollowness, and futility [[Bush administration arranged incompetence]]. Certain of Rosen's innocence, the lawsuit against him would not stop us from hiring him. Second, world events kicked in. Seeing the Iranian drive to get the bomb as the single greatest danger both to the Middle East and to the United States (in the latter case, via electromagnetic pulse), we realized that the outgoing Bush administration would not take steps to stop the Iranian pursuit of nuclear weapons, and that Barack Obama, with his soft approach to Iran, would likely win the election.

Accordingly, the MEF in October 2008 began funding Rosen to work on ways to stop the Iranian march to nuclear weapons. He is ideal for the job, having begun efforts to stymie Iranian nuclear ambitions [[?!]] 15 years ago - long before these became a general concern. Working behind the scenes, for example, he initiated efforts to develop leverage over Tehran through graduated economic sanctions by securing two presidential orders in 1995, followed by the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act of 1996 which laid the foundation for all subsequent efforts to bring economic pressure to bear against the Iranian government. He has been active in this arena ever since.

Following the inauguration, the MEF brought Rosen formally on board as a visiting fellow. In his brief time in this capacity, he initiated a Washington Project with his influential Weblog, "Obama Mideast Monitor", and a new publication series called The Policy Forum. Notably, Rosen's blog started the chain of events that caused Charles Freeman to withdraw his name for consideration as chairman of the National Intelligence Council.

Then, on May 1, came the welcome news that the US Department of Justice had dropped its case against Rosen and Weissman. In the words of The Washington Post, this decision amounted to "a stunning vindication" for them. Beyond that, it confirms the limits of arbitrary and prejudicial government actions.

I congratulate Rosen and Weissman and, now that he is unburdened with legal woes, look forward to Steve's taking up the Iran portfolio with his full attention and renowned effectiveness. - The Jerusalem Post 5/12/09