August 10, 2005 -- U.S. prepared to grab Iran's southwestern majority Arab
and oil-rich province after saturation bombing of Iranian nuclear, chemical,
and command, control, communications & intelligence (C3I) targets. According
to sources within the German Federal Intelligence Service
(Bundesnachrichtendienst - BND), the Bush administration has drawn up plans
to hit Iran's nuclear, other WMD, and military sites with heavy saturation
bombing using bunker buster bombs and tactical nuclear weapons. The attack
will be coordinated with urban and rural critical infrastructure sabotage
carried out by elements of the People's Mujaheddin (MEK), Pentagon Special
Operations units, and other Iranian dissident groups. The German
intelligence comes from classified briefings provided by elements within the
CIA that are concerned the neocons in the Bush administration will, in
attacking Iran, set off a chain of events that will lead to world war.
Intelligence on U.S. plans to attack Iran has also been passed by CIA agents
to counterparts in France, Britain, Canada, and Australia. The Bush war
plans for Iran also entail quickly seizing Iran's southwestern Khuzestan
Province, where most of Iran's oil reserves and refineries are located.
Khuzestan has a majority Shia Arab population that has close links with
their ethnic and religious brethren in Iraq. The Bush plans call for a U.S.
military strike across the Iraqi border and from naval forces in the Persian
Gulf in answer to an appeal for assistance from the Al Ahwaz Popular
Democratic Front and Liberation Organization rebel forces in Khuzestan,
which will declare an independent Arab state of the Democratic Republic of
Ahwaz and receive diplomatic recognition from the United States and a few
close U.S. allies. After World War I, Khuzestan was annexed by Iran, then
called Persia. There are also plans to incite rebellions among Iran's other
minorities, including Azeris and Turkmenis in the oil-rich Caspian Sea
region. Other minorities targeted by the neo-con planners are Iranian Kurds
along the Iraqi and Turkish borders and Baluchis along the border with
Pakistan. The neo-con plan seeks to separate Iran from its oil resources and
create an "Irani triangle" centered around Teheran, Isfahan, Qom, and other
historically Persian centers. In anticipation of the U.S. attack, the spy
sub USS Jimmy Carter has placed taps on undersea communications cables in
the Persian Gulf that carry Iranian commercial, diplomatic, and military
traffic. In addition, Task Force 121 covert paramilitary forces have scouted
Iran using the cover of journalists and businessmen to pinpoint military
targets.



Neo-con plans to attack Iran include severing oil-rich Khuzestan Province
from the rest of the country and having it declare independence as "Ahwaz."

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