Reuters: Iran says will hit any country used to strike its soil
"Any spot used by the enemy for hostile operations against Iran will be subjected to retaliatory aggression by our armed forces"
Fair enough, as wars go. Reuters begins by saying that Iran will strike back at any source of enemy fire, which would of course include US bases in ME countries. It's obvious the US doesn't have bases there for no reason. It has been planning a confrontration with Iran for a long, long time.
But read the final paragraphs of the Reuters article, where the perception is shifted to that of Iran striking US bases and the US having to fire back in "self defence".
That's what is called creative writing. Always end with the mental picture you want to instill.
reader comment:Re: Hollywood finds one more way to shove Nazis up our ... noses!
It's the same here in Europe. Not one single day goes by without some kind of reference to the Nazi's or Hitler or the Holocaust in the news. A few years ago I made a list of all those stories one Dutch newssite had published that year. It was a huge list. I asked them how this could still be the most newsworthy story almost 70 years after it became history? And why specifically the second world war? I mean Napoleon never makes the news these days. Needles to say I didn't get a reply. Also thought about doing the same with BBC. (btw their reputation is all myth). You'd be amazed how often Hitler, his Nazi's or the holocaust still make it on the frontpage. Should have done it, would have been quite a collection by now.
Attached is an screenshot from today. Guess who?
Once you're aware of these things it's just so blatant.
Take care!