Monday, October 14, 2024

Bibi on a leash, being walked by fake president Joe Biden, or fake president the John Doe calling himself “Barack Obama” (i.e., cia?): “We will not attack iran’s nuke plants or oil fields”

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, october 14, 2024 at 9:17:00 p.m. edt

“(zh the big question has remained since iran’s attack on Israel two weeks ago: when will Israel retaliate, and what form will it take? the Biden [sic] administration has over the last many days reportedly been urging for Israel to avoid hitting nuclear sites as well as energy sites. but there have been conflicting reports.

“for example on monday, Harper’s magazine editor Andrew Cockburn wrote, “word in Washington is that Biden has approved Israeli strike on iran’s natanz nuclear site.

“however, within hours after this speculative [N.S.: “speculative” or trial balloon?] statement on x, the Washington post reported that Israel is walking back from the prospect of bombing oil as well as nuclear facilities.

“‘Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the Biden [sic] administration he is willing to strike military rather than oil or nuclear facilities in iran, according to two officials familiar with the matter, suggesting a more limited counter-strike aimed at preventing a full-scale war,’ the monday afternoon report said.

“president [sic] Biden in a phone call with pm Netanyahu last wednesday reportedly conveyed serious concern that any counter-strikes could lead to all-out war, if not kept ‘limited.

“monday's afternoon Wapo headline was enough to send oil prices falling [the silver lining!], also after morning reports of china’s weak demand...

“at the time of last week’s phone call, Netanyahu had reportedly expressed that he favors [sic] attacks on the islamic republic's military infrastructure. [the hell, he does.]

“the Washington post now appears to be chalking this up as a win for Biden [sic] diplomacy:

“Netanyahu was in a ‘more moderated [submissive] place’ in that discussion than he had previously been, said the U.S. official, describing the call between the two leaders.

“the apparent softening of the prime minister’s stance factored into Biden’s [sic] decision to send a powerful missile defense system to Israel, both officials said.

“so the quid pro quo becomes clear... this is in reference to weekend reports saying the U.S. is sending the thaad anti-air missile defense system to Israel, for protection against iran, which will include U.S. troop operators [read: U.S. control].

GRA: This compares to tag football vs. tackle football—a bizarre version of “war” that nibbles on the edge of the pie, but never (at least so far) hits the juicy core. How long can that continue—or is THIS the modern game of warfare?

--GRA

N.S.: It’s the modern game of warfare, in which a moslem nazi country wages war on a first-world country controlled by the U.S., which supports jihad.



1 comment:

Anonymous said...

BIBI DENIES BEING ORDERED AROUND BY U.S.;DEFENSE MINISTER WARNS OF "LETHAL ATTACK--SOON."

(ZH)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is denying a Monday Washington Post report which sent oil prices sliding and which painted a picture of President Biden using diplomatic finesse to ensure Israel won't strike Iran's nuclear or oil sites.

"We listen to the opinions of the United States, but we will make our final decisions based on our national interests," Netanyahu’s office said Tuesday, as cited in Bloomberg. The new report notes that Israeli is merely "weighing US misgivings" and has committed to nothing concrete regarding strike plans.

This is widely being taken as a clear denial of the main substance of the prior WaPo report, which stated Monday afternoon that "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the Biden administration he is willing to strike military rather than oil or nuclear facilities in Iran" - citing two unnamed officials.



As we highlighted in our prior coverage, there remain plenty of hawks in Bibi's security cabinet who are urging Israel to go big in its response. It is also the case that Netanyahu has been talking about taking out Iran's nuclear program for many years at this point.


On Tuesday, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant reiterated that Israel's response to Iran will be "soon, accurate, and lethal" - as cited in Al Arabiya.

GRA:We'll know who to believe--from now on--in short order.

--GRA