The Persian Gulf incident
John Smith | 31.10.2006 08:34
Yee-haa
The Persian Gulf Incident was an alleged pair of attacks -- none of which occured – by Iranian gunboats on two American destroyers, the USS This and the USS That, on 3rd. November 2006 in the Persian Gulf.
Later research, including a report released in 2007 by theNational Security Agency, indicates that neither attack had occured, and also confirmed the long-standing rumor that U.S. President George Bush had knowingly lied about the the incident to go to war with Iran on Israeli orders.
The outcome of the incident was the immediate bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities and cities which granted the President a majority in Congress at the mid-term elections and avoided his impeachment but also gave him the idea to abolish Congress alltogether and declare himself Commander-In-Chief for life.
This history has to be written beforehand as it will not be allowed later.
Later research, including a report released in 2007 by theNational Security Agency, indicates that neither attack had occured, and also confirmed the long-standing rumor that U.S. President George Bush had knowingly lied about the the incident to go to war with Iran on Israeli orders.
The outcome of the incident was the immediate bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities and cities which granted the President a majority in Congress at the mid-term elections and avoided his impeachment but also gave him the idea to abolish Congress alltogether and declare himself Commander-In-Chief for life.
This history has to be written beforehand as it will not be allowed later.
John Smith