The Myths of Limited War

Infowars has a great new article on the myths of 'limited war'. It's a great read. Here are some excerpts:

• Washington and Tel Aviv claim and appear to believe that their planned assault on Iran will be a "limited war", targeting limited objectives and lasting a few days or weeks – with no serious consequences.
• American and Israeli strategic policy makers do not agree on the consequences of Iran's retaliation against an attack. For their part, the Israeli leaders minimize Iran's military capacity to attack and damage the Jewish state, which is their only consideration.
• The US government has now overtly committed itself to supporting an Israeli assault on Iran when it is launched. More specifically, Washington claims it will come to Israel's defense 'unconditionally' if it is "attacked". How can Israel avoid being 'attacked' when its planes are raining bombs and missiles on Iranian installations, military defenses and support systems, not to mention Iranian cities, ports and strategic infrastructure?

Click here for the article.