"To deter a nation state you should never underestimate the
air and naval power of the United States," General John
Abizaid, the commander of US forces in the Middle East, told
AFP in a joint interview late on Friday.
"Why the Iranians would want to move against us in an
overt manner that would cause us to use our air or naval
power against them would be beyond me. We have an
incredible amount of power," he said.
http://jang.com.pk/thenews/nov2004-daily/28-11-2004/main/main5.htmNow why would Abizaid make such a comment?
In case Israel decided to fly off the JFK and
bomb something in Iran?
Meanwhile, maybe the General should be
paying more attn to Fallujah-Our Dien Bien Phu.
In 1953 the French occupation forces suddenly decided it
would be a good idea to reinforce the provincial capital of
Diên Biên Phu on
the border with Laos, and use it as 'bait' to suck
the
outraged Vietnamese into suicidal attacks.
One of the main reasons that America will come to such
a cataclysmic end in Iraq, is the stubborn racist mindset at
West Point, which still holds that a mere "Gook" or "Chink"
like Giap could not possibly have overwhelmed the
massive firepower of both France and America in Vietnam.
Thirty years after the last GI scrambled off the roof of the
U.S. Embassy in Saigon to escape to an aircraft carrier at
sea, the American military remains in complete
psychological denial. It couldn't happen so it didn't happen,
even though it did happen, if you see what I
mean...
It is approximately six hundred miles from Mosul to Kuwait City.
If they are to escape the Republican Guard net in the north,
and Mehdi Army blocking forces in the south, the U.S. Military
will need to cover this distance on foot in evening
temperatures of 100 - 120 F, with minimal water, food
and ammo. Trust me, this is mission
impossible.
Courtesy Joe Vialls