Iran's deranged president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is spoiling for a fight with the United States and its closest Western allies, but the fallout from this fight if it goes to all-out war will be disastrous for not just the warring parties but the world. But in the interim, as tensions escalate, watch the world's oil price skyrocket back to at least US$70 a barrel, if not more. That's not all. Washington's finger on the firing trigger is itching, madly as madly as the mad mullahs' in Iran. But what will Bush's next military adventurism in Iran having labelled it a rogue state, alongside Iraq and North Korea, in 2001 achieve, and by what means? And what about the fallout?