Iran, false flags, and manufacturing consent for war

The American military assets in the region may be at a greater threat from friends nearby than they are from Iran.

Source: American Security Project

The American military assets in the Middle East seem to be at a greater risk from a false flag than they are from an Iranian retaliatory strike.

The recent history of major American-led wars indicates that a major false flag event is needed to elicit consent at the homefront.

The “babies in incubators” hoax was used to justify the first Invasion of Iraq, the WMDs to justify the second, and the fictitious chemical weapons to create a fever against the Assad government in Syria.

Here is a snippet of a few major events that later on proved to be frame-ups:

In the case of Iran, at the moment, there doesn't seem to be enough public support in the U.S. to go to an all-out war.

However, in case of a significant attack on American assets in the Middle East, particularly the Persian Gulf, the subsequent knee-jerk, reactionary impulses in the U.S. may give the war lobby enough leeway to justify an out war with Iran.

So, it’s probably time to watch out for a false flag event in the region.

And, like many others, this one could possibly be colored white and blue.