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It looks like the neocon warmongers have gotten their way yet again, by incessantly chirping in Trump’s ears. And this time their Orwellian peacemaking project is in the ‘mother’ of all Middle Eastern countries.
Just as it began to appear that less-myopic, more-informed, cooler heads—such as those atop the shoulders of Steve Bannon, Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, and Jack Posobiec, who were largely responsible for President Trump’s reelection—might dissuade Trump from initiating U.S. involvement in Israel’s war with Iran, President Trump initiated a bombing campaign, striking a blow to what he said were three Iranian nuclear facilities. His reasoning is understandable, but what is harder to understand is the nuance of the bigger picture, a satellite view of which, would’ve discouraged such a decision.
Pakistani leaders said last week that ‘the Muslim world should unite against Israel,’ in response to Israel’s attacks ten days ago that caused hundreds of civilian casualties in Iran—Oh, how unpredictable of a statement! (Pardon my sarcasm.)
In the bigger picture, this statement was ultimately a result of the 72 years of destabilizing campaigns that ‘the West,’ headed by the United States—primarily the U.S. bureaucracy headed by the CIA—has carried out in the Middle East, creating the problems there, that we’ve lost thousands of American lives supposedly trying to fix.
President Trump got it right, in 2019: “Going into the Middle East is the worst decision ever made in the history of our country!…” (see Tweets below).
What happened just five years before the CIA overthrew Iranian Prime Minister Mosaddegh in 1953? The ethno-nationalist State of Israel was established by paramilitary leader David Ben-Gurion, a socialist terrorist from Poland, who admired Lenin, and who became Israel‘s first—and long-standing—prime minister.
During the ferment that led up to Israel’s fight for independence, Ben-Gurion attacked civilian targets, for example, in the 1946 bombing of the King David Hotel, which contained documents that would’ve led to his arrest by the British authorities. 91 people lost their lives.
Ben-Gurion somehow avoided blame by denouncing the Irgun bombers after the fact—i.e., after the hotel bombing that he had approved. It is claimed that after he approved it, he changed his mind. Mind you that this was not an isolated incident of terrorism with which he was involved.
Ben-Gurion described himself as a socialist and non-religious person. The latter follows in line with the former, since socialism is fundamentally atheistic and ‘scientific.’ So, the primary founder of Israel was an ethno-nationalist, not a champion of Judaism.
Bizarrely, the Lehi, another terrorist group, who, along with Irgun, were part of the same coalition of revolutionary terrorists led by Ben-Gurion, used a version of the Hebrew “L,” apparently stylized to resemble a Nazi SS bolt (see screenshot below; note that Hebrew reads from right to left). This makes sense in a weird way, considering that, like the Nazis, the group was ethno-nationalist and socialist.
Israel began their War of Independence in the autumn of 1947, and declared independence in May of 1948, after which they continued their fight, against an alliance of Arab nations which included Syria, Lebanon, Transjordan, Egypt, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.
As head of the Israeli Defense Forces, Ben-Gurion achieved a decisive defeat against the Egyptians in late December 1948, with the help of $20 million in weapons from Joseph Stalin, supplied by way of socialist leaders Gottwald and Slansky in Czechoslovakia, the only country aligned with the Soviets that hadn’t signed the weapons embargoes against sending weapons to Palestine, which the U.S., the Soviet bloc, and the Western Europeans had all signed.
After their military victory, Israelis saw their chance to align with the more powerful United States, and didn’t vote the Israeli communists into office in the first Knesset elections in January 1949. This prompted Stalin, who felt betrayed, to suppress Soviet Zionism.
Clearly, the sordid history of the Israeli government should not reflect on Israel’s citizenry. And we should respect modern Israel’s right to defend itself against Islamic terrorists such as Hamas. However, it is important to be aware of this history, to understand the kind of foreign government the U.S. is aligned with. But I digress.
As I write this, a nuclear armed Pakistan is motivated to support Iran in the developing conflict, and thereby could potentially draw Israeli or American fire their way. If Pakistan gets involved and finds themselves between a rock and a hard place, what then? How does this make the world safer against nuclear jihad? Nuclear-armed, communist China has also said they will support Iran, and two heavy military cargo jets from China were reportedly detected flying into Iran last week. Russia is an economic ally of Iran, but it is less clear how they will react. Russian deputy chief of staff Dmitry Peskov was asked by a reporter how Moscow would view the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei, and responded, “Very negatively.” He went on to warn that it would destabilize the country and would lead to “[the] birth of extremist moods inside Iran.”
I’ve heard Alex Jones saying for years that Iran already has the 80-year-old technology for making nuclear weapons, based on information from his sources who’re privy to top intel.
And this makes sense, considering that they have the raw materials, and they have the centrifuges that are used in the most-modern process for refining uranium to weapons grade. Trump apparently became aware of Iran having such weapons in recent days, and for him it was a reason to move ahead with his strikes. But as much as we do not want Iran to have nuclear weapons, it is naïve to believe that we can so easily eliminate them. They are likely spread about Iran in unknown locations. The Iranians aren’t stupid, and are not going to leave those weapons at the factories where they were made. And now we’ve stirred the hornets nest.
Biden let an unknown number of Iranian-terrorist sleeper cells into our country (some reportedly came here from Venezuela), across his open southern border. We can only imagine that they lie in wait, ready for activation. And the prospects of a conventional war loom ominously, just begging for an attack from Iran, or a false flag from Israel, to be blamed on Iran. Israel torpedoed and strafed the USS Liberty to attempt to draw the U.S. into the Six Days War, but it didn’t sink, and Israel was forced to take responsibility, claiming they mistook the clearly-labeled ship for an Egyptian one. They would have blamed the U.S. radio ship’s sinking on Egypt.
(Meanwhile, the domestic bioterrorists behind the covid-1984 poison shots—which officially cause people to make [and expel] the viruses’ most toxic and sickening protein—have not been stopped, and are almost certainly plotting their next plandemic. And the Democratic Party’s left wing is fomenting domestic terror with the potential to trigger an escalation toward civil war.)
Prime Minister Netanyahu has been saying since at least the mid-1990s that Iran obtaining nuclear weapons is just around the corner. In 1995 Netanyahu said they would have nuclear bombs “in three to five years.” So, are we to believe that his prediction, made with the support of the most advanced intelligence agencies in the world, was off by 25 years?
Now, let’s not forget that if Kamala Harris and her comrade Tampon Tim had been elected, Netanyahu would have easily roped them into this same scenario, and there would be virtually no hope for a terse, persuasive conflict.
Last night, Newsmax reporters said that Iran’s Hamas proxies in Gaza had “miscalculated,” on October 7th, 2023. Perhaps this is true, but it is difficult to argue that the IDF’s seven hours of inexplicably deficient action in response, was not well-calculated. It allowed more than 1,000 of their own civilians to be killed, and 251 hostages to be taken across the most secure, advanced border in the world, in some cases in the beds of pickup trucks. It appears this response was designed to keep Netanyahu in power, and enable expansionist military action in Gaza, causing a humanitarian crisis for which Israel has blocked aid.
The deficient response on October 7th has led to escalation between Israel and Hamas’ allies in Iran, which in-turn has empowered Israel to attack the ancient Persian country of more than 90 million people, with which Israel does not even share a border. Thereby the conflict has successfully drawn the United States into a war that, I repeat, a Harris regime most assuredly would not have avoided. And this has been Netanyahu’s wish for 30+ years.
With Donald Trump in office, we at least have a strong leader, who must now, having bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities, offer them an off ramp, by arranging for—not just hoping for—diplomatic discussions. And these discussions must be protected from sabotage by Mr. Netanyahu or the globalists who want to see America’s demise and merger with their totalitarian, world-government, socialist system that is already destroying Europe. A wider war would also cover up their plethora of crimes (including their covid crimes), reset their toxic fiat banking system, and disempower America. Our economic infrastructure could then be bought up for pennies on the dollar.
Trump’s speech last night was strong and projected determination. President Trump’s powerful, straight forward approach was previously successful in stopping “Rocket Man” in 2017, when my brother lived on Oahu, Hawaii, and feared a North Korean nuclear attack on Honolulu. Pray that our commander-in-chief will succeed in quickly ending this conflict, stabilizing the world’s markets, and preventing a catastrophic war that could last for decades and involve the world’s most powerful militaries.
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