It Is a British Drive for War

Imperial London's intention to incite war ultimately with Russia and China, the intention followed by British puppet Barack Obama, was clearly on display in British Prime Minister David Cameron's rant on the morning of Jan. 18, which dominated London's press.

Cameron, whose ostensible war-targets were Syria and Iran, later in the day added Argentina, as well, to the list of his attacks — even as a British-sponsored effort to overthrow the government of Bangladesh was being exposed.

In his morning press conference he said, "There is now growing evidence that Iran is providing a huge amount of support [to Syria]. There have been interceptions of some shipments which are particularly interesting. People should also know that Hezbollah is an organization standing up and supporting this wretched tyrant who is killing so many of his own people." Cameron went on to demand an immediate escalation to much more brutal sanctions against Iran, Syria, and any nations the British or their puppet Obama decide are aiding them — i.e., Russia and China.

The Wall Street Journal on Jan. 18 reported that Geithner's and Obama's U.S. Treasury is combining its sanction attacks against Iran and Syria, starting to target the insurance and registration of international tankers shipping Syrian oil overseas. The Journal said the Treasury assumption was that Syria was sending oil to Iran to be sold on international markets, where sanctions now prevent them from doing that directly. And that Treasury was scrutizing Russia — both on oil and arms shipments. There have been two incidents where ships (one Russian, one Syrian) were stopped, and told not to deliver, but, according to some reports, subsequently did so.

War incidents in the making?