While the media and the bu$h regime divert us with immigration

[liberal N proud]

They prepare to draw the US into nuclear war with Iran.
Once again, the American public has been duped by this criminal regime controlling our government.

Damn this regime and damn anyone who is taking part in allowing this to happen.

[madokie]

1. Theres no doubt about it. And there is no doubt that it will escalate

into a much larger war too. me thinks

[APPLE314]

2. IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN

Congress will take away his toys by shutting off the money for war. El Chimpo doesn't have the credibility to posit another war. People realize now that he has a fried brain and even with all his National Guard experience Congress won't let him lead us into another mess.

[liberal N proud]

3. I wish I could believe you. I think Congress does not matter any longer

An Iranian ship and helicopters takes part in naval manoeuvres in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman April 6, 2006. Iran says the war games in the Gulf, which began on March 31, are a show of defensive strength, but analysts say the timing during a nuclear standoff with the West offers a reminder that Iran could threaten a vital world oil shipping route. REUTERS/IRNA

U.S. seen stepping up war plans for Iran

White House mulls military solutions for nuclear standoff, sources say

By Peter Baker, Dafna Linzer and Thomas E. Ricks
The Washington Post
Updated: 10:32 p.m. ET April 8, 2006
The Bush administration is studying options for military strikes against Iran as part of a broader strategy of coercive diplomacy to pressure Tehran to abandon its alleged nuclear development program, according to U.S. officials and independent analysts.

No attack appears likely in the short term, and many specialists inside and outside the U.S. government harbor serious doubts about whether an armed response would be effective. But administration officials are preparing for it as a possible option and using the threat "to convince them this is more and more serious," as a senior official put it.

According to current and former officials, Pentagon and CIA planners have been exploring possible targets, such as the uranium enrichment plant at Natanz and the uranium conversion facility at Isfahan. Although a land invasion is not contemplated, military officers are weighing alternatives ranging from a limited airstrike aimed at key nuclear sites, to a more extensive bombing campaign designed to destroy an array of military and political targets.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12225188/

The media and the regime are building the rhetoric, stepping it up still another notch.