December 12, 2007 – Robert Dreyfuss – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 437
December 23, 2017
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as posted by the channelInvestigative reporter Robert Dreyfuss discusses his view that the new Iran NIE has made it virtually impossible for the administration to start a war any time before 2009, the State Department and U.S. military's undercutting of the accusations about Iran's involvement in Iraq, Iran's relationship with the Hakim and Sadr factions, the history of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, why the Bush administration favors that faction (which is the closest to Tehran) over the Shi'ite nationalists, the danger to U.S. troops in Iraq in the event of war with Iran, why the U.S. occupation is the main obstacle to the creation of a multi-ethnic coalition government, the split within the Da'wa Party and various moves by the administration which have strengthened the hands of the Iraqi nationalists they oppose.
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