Source: Land Destroyer Report
Bangkok joins the list of cities playing host to "Iranian" bombings.
Not even 24 hours have passed and "Thai officials" have already
determined not only that Bangkok's bomb blasts were the work of
Iranians, but that they intended to target Israelis, this according to the Jerusalem Post.
Anyone familiar with Thailand's police and government would realize the
utter impossibility of such a crime being solved in a single afternoon -
let alone being able to draw conclusions carrying possibly
war-triggering implications.
Boot manages to both
bolster the untenable theory that Iran was behind these attacks, while
using their reckless, bungling nature to illustrate just how necessary a
war is in order to disarm Iran of its alleged nuclear ambitions - a war
these attacks provide the perfect pretext for.
Manufacturing a Pretext for War

Already, the corporate-media and certified warmongers alike are
pinning the recent bombings in Bangkok, Thailand on "bungling" Iranian
terrorists.
US policy consultant, Max Boot, a Neo-Con Project for a New American Century (PNAC) signatory and a member of various corporate-funded think-tanks that endlessly conjure up and promote wars to expand Wall Street and London's global reach, immediately linked the incident in Bangkok with 2 failed bombings in India and Georgia in his recent article, "Self-Defeating, But Dangerous Terror Acts." He concludes his baseless appraisal of the string of attacks by stating:
US policy consultant, Max Boot, a Neo-Con Project for a New American Century (PNAC) signatory and a member of various corporate-funded think-tanks that endlessly conjure up and promote wars to expand Wall Street and London's global reach, immediately linked the incident in Bangkok with 2 failed bombings in India and Georgia in his recent article, "Self-Defeating, But Dangerous Terror Acts." He concludes his baseless appraisal of the string of attacks by stating:
"On one level these events are comforting because they suggest that Iran and its proxies in Hezbollah are not as skillful as generally assumed. But on another level these events should be deeply discomfiting to anyone who subscribes to the notion that the Iranians are calculating Realpolitikers who act so cautiously they can even be trusted with the possession of nuclear weapons. Au contraire: The events of the last two days suggest the Iranian regime, assuming it is responsible for these attacks, is capable of acting in self-defeating, irrational but dangerous ways. In short, hardly the sort of people we should trust with a BB gun–much less nuclear weapons."
Manufacturing a Pretext for War
Of
course, Boot and the corporate-media never mention that Western policy
makers for years have been conspiring to provoke Iran into a war it
neither wants nor will benefit from in any conceivable way. This is best
encapsulated in this often cited quote from US policy think-tank,
Brookings Institution: