-The U.S. presidential candidates call for secret operations against Iran & Syria

 
Thursday, 08/12/2011 10:17 pm-The U.S. presidential candidates call for secret operations against Iran & SyriaWashington - The United States presidential candidate of the Republican party openly called for covert operations against Iran and Syria. The operation could include sabotage, assassinations and assistance to opposition groups.
It is said Newt Gingrich, Republican presidential candidate winning, he will use "the secret ability" to pursue regime change in Tehran, Iran.
"They had only one oil refinery that is very, very big. I will focus on how to secretly sabotage it every day," said the former chairman of the U.S. House in front of the Republican Jewish Coalition as reported by AFP news agency on Thursday (8 / 12 / 2011).
Republican Jewish Coalition group consisting of Republican activists who often criticized the way President Barack Obama is dealing with Israel.
Gingrich also said that U.S. policy toward Syria is to replace President Bashar al-Assad and "do all we can, directly and secretly - but with no American troops - to help the opposition to overthrow his government."
Earlier, in the November 12 debate, Gingrich also suggested that the U.S. government to kill Iranian nuclear scientists and disrupt Iran's nuclear program in secret.
Similar delivered other Republican presidential candidates, Mitt Romney. The former Massachusetts governor urged Washington to secretly help the defectors in Iran.
"We also need to have a secret activity and is open to encourage the voices of resistance from within the country. In the end, regime change is needed in that state," said Romney.
Romney also proposed a covert operation to topple the Assad regime. "It is time for us to not only use sanctions, covert action but also in Syria to seek regime change there," said Romney is now ranked second in the poll after the Gingrich-Republican presidential polls.
Another Republican candidate, Rick Perry also has spawned a similar thing. In the debate on Nov. 22, former governor of Texas, said that Washington had a lot of ways to suppress the Assad regime, which openly, confidentially and with economic sanctions.(Ita / vit)