US & Iran May Have Avoided War -- Mike Ruppert, From The Wilderness

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A key problem is that once governments crank up their “Mighty Wurlitzers” of propaganda, turning them off is not so easy. – FTW]

Rapprochement?

Not Only Will the US Not Attack Iran, It Looks Like the Biggest Thaw in US/Iranian Relations Since 1979 is Suddenly and Inexplicably Underway

48 Hours That Changed the World – Oil Bourse Disappears; US-Iran OK Bi-Lateral Talks

by
Michael C. Ruppert

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March 27, 2006 1330 PST (FTW) - ASHLAND - March 20 and 21st, 2006 may prove to be historic days. The Iranian Oil Bourse set to open on March 20th, selling oil in Euros, was quietly “delayed,” instantly reducing the number of mounting international threats to dollar viability. The only press story we could find anywhere on the delay made it sound like Iran had never planned to open a bourse in the first place, despite about two-dozen stories from around the world last year describing its pending debut. The next day Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei agreed to bi-lateral talks with the US over Iraq, opening the way for the first US-Iranian “state-level” talks since the fall of the Shah of Iran. The moves come at a time when it seems the belligerent rhetoric from both sides couldn’t be more intense.

What gives?

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1. Common Ground: Gay Bashing.

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2. ?

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3. Iran and the US were the only two countries to oppose a civil rights group

protection agency especially devoted to gays, in the UN