BBC: US 'Iran Attack Plans' Revealed

Despite the administration's denials, the world has been catching on to Bush's plans to attack Iran. There have been numerous reports on those plans. Now we have this BBC report giving us the details of Bush game plan for that attack:

US contingency plans for air strikes on Iran extend beyond nuclear sites and include most of the country's military infrastructure, the BBC has learned.

Want details? We have them:

But diplomatic sources have told the BBC that as a fallback plan, senior officials at Central Command in Florida have already selected their target sets inside Iran.

That list includes Iran's uranium enrichment plant at Natanz. Facilities at Isfahan, Arak and Bushehr are also on the target list, the sources say.

Obviously there are some patriots in the U.S. government who are disturbed by the Bush administration's insane military policies.

If the targets have been picked out what's preventing the attacks - provocation:

BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner says the trigger for such an attack reportedly includes any confirmation that Iran was developing a nuclear weapon - which it denies.

Alternatively, our correspondent adds, a high-casualty attack on US forces in neighbouring Iraq could also trigger a bombing campaign if it were traced directly back to Tehran.

I guess it will happen since there seems to be little outrage or concern about an attack on Iran. The propaganda is working again.