Zbiggy Zpeaks

And he uses the "I" word...

Do not attack Iran - Print Version - International Herald Tribune

In the absence of an imminent threat (with the Iranians at least several years away from having a nuclear arsenal), the attack would be a unilateral act of war.

If undertaken without formal Congressional declaration, it would be unconstitutional and merit the impeachment of the President. Similarly, if undertaken without the sanction of the UN Security Council either alone by the United States or in complicity with Israel, it would stamp the perpetrator(s) as an international outlaw(s).

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It follows that an attack on Iran would be an act of political folly, setting in motion a progressive upheaval in world affairs. With America increasingly the object of widespread hostility, the era of American preponderance could come to a premature end.

Ironic, isn't it, that the PNAC crowd, having fulfilled its wet dream of pre-emptive war in the Middle East, would be the architects of America's fall from its perch as the world's lone superpower.

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