Sunday, January 20

America's "Divide and Rule" Strategies in the Middle East

Andrew Silvera

America's "Divide and Rule"
Strategies in the Middle East
By Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
Global Research, January 17, 2008
The Presidential Tour of George W.
Bush to the Middle East: A New Cold War?

In 1946, Winston Churchill delivered his "Iron
Curtain" speech in Missouri that helped set
the rhetorical stance for the rivalry between
the two camps or poles respectively formed by the
Soviet Union and the United States after
the Second World War.

Starting in 2006, the Middle East has been
depicted in a similar way by the White House
and 10 Downing Street. In the end, history
will decide and give its verdict on the miniature
version of the Cold War now unfolding in the Middle East.

It is no secret that the 2008 presidential
tour of George W. Bush Jr. to the Middle East
is more about rallying hostility and antagonism
against Iran and those forces resisting Washington's
political and socio-economic curriculum for the
Middle East. The U.S. President's tour is part of
an exhorted effort to replace Israel with a vilified
Iran as a looming threat to the Arab World. This
undertaking which is part of America's Project for
a "New Middle East" was initiated after Israel's war
against Lebanon in July of 2006. See link for more:


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