War Clouds Form over Iran by Wayne Madsen

Israel’s all-powerful lobby in Washington, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), an organization composed of Israeli collaborators, infiltrators, and outright traitors to the United States, is steamrolling through the House of Representatives H.R. 1905, which would prohibit the President of the United States, the Secretary of State, members of the U.S. Foreign Service, or any special envoy from engaging in any sort of diplomatic contact, official or unofficial, with any member or agent of the government of Iran. Only when the President informs the requisite committees may he proceed with engaging on diplomatic contact with Iran. Israel has de facto control over the foreign affairs committees of Congress, so any White House notification of the need to contact Iranian officials would be instantly transmitted to Binyamin Netanyahu’s office in Jerusalem and Israel would then circumvent any U.S.-Iranian contact. AIPAC, with its resolution, is further making the United States a vassal of the Jewish state. Israel’s strategy is to make certain that its plans to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities and, perhaps other targets, meet no opposition from diplomatic circles in the United States… Israel has placed its own interests well beyond and in contravention of those of the United States. Faced with the prospect of an Israeli attack on Iran, backed by Saudi Arabia – Israel’s secret ally in the region – has had ripple effects across the Middle East and Asia. Countries in Asia are scrambling to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) as full members. Confronted by a belligerent United States, NATO, and Israel intent on toppling the governments of Syria and Iran, the economic, cultural, and de facto collective security pact that comprises Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan announced after its prime ministers' summit in St. Petersburg that SCO would soon be opening its doors for full membership for Pakistan, Iran, and India. The Asian nations want to freeze the United States out of interference in Asia. Ahead of the St. Petersburg summit, Russia and China strongly warned the West against any military attack on Iran. The words being used in international diplomacy are reminiscent of the Cold War era, however, it is the West that is playing to role of the aggressor, albeit an aggressor led around by Israel and its intelligence spies and assets embedded in the upper echelons of governments in Washington, London, Paris, Berlin, and within the United Nations hierarchy.

War Clouds Form over Iran by Wayne Madsen

there is some mind blowing stuff here people

reply to post by WeAreNothingWithoutGOD


Israel makes me want to puke in my mouth and swallow it again. Lets hope Iran can get a nuke to detonate inside their borders.

The only people who seem to be proactively banging on about an attack against Iran is (er) Iran, plus others in the West who are keen to point out that we are all slaves to Israel. There are already numerous threads from multiple sources in Iran threatening retaliation and predictions of an imminent Isreali attack is a stuck record.

The West - that is the US and the EU, states in the Middle East and others - have been highly critical of the evidence of Iranian apparent attempts to maintain a secret nuclear programme, as detailed by the IAEA.

Clearly, Israel are doubly concerned because they (rightly) feel that any Iranian nuclear weapons would be targeted at them. As the Iranian regime treats its own people with contempt, you can only imagine the contempt they feel for Israelis.

The fact is that no one knows what Israel will do. However, I sometimes wonder if the armchair war predictors ever look at a map of the Middle East and realise that Israel is quitre some distance from Iran. Logistically, Israel would be very hard pushed to mount even a single raid and that reality, balanced by the political harm that such a raid would do should warn such war predictors that their predictions are most likely going to be consigned to the rubbish bin.

Regards

did some digging and found this seems interesting in it self www.govtrack.us... want some real fun try sorting out this mess did it or did it not become law , that is to say part of an other bill that got slipped in or is it dead? as seen here www.govtrack.us... see the trick id=s knowing when it goes to this Referred to Committee and then this happens you can see it here View Committee Assignments and then it goes here
Occurred: Reported by Committee, that means A) is already in hole or part, in an other bill, or B) is ready for an on floor passing it is usually A but buried so deep with in the cog of the US code, it might be 6 to 7 years before you find it , by that time it has expired or been rewritten

reply to post by WeAreNothingWithoutGOD

does no one not see the stuff about japan on their article
I'm just like what ? wow

Israel, using its agents of influence in the UN delegations of the United States, Britain, Germany, Canada, Sweden, and the Netherlands, has ensured that International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Yukiya Amano has tainted his agency's report on Iranian nuclear developments in a manner that would have never been tolerated by his predecessor, Mohammed ElBaradei. Amano certainly took no interest in the fact that his own nation, Japan, was secretly producing nuclear weapons at the Fukushima nuclear complex in contravention of IAEA rules. The aftermath of the destructive earthquake in Japan laid open the secret work going on at Fukushima. Amano is perfectly willing to act as a cipher for Israel and the Israel Lobby in "discovering" IAEA violations by Iran.

reply to post by WeAreNothingWithoutGOD


Does Wayne Madsen, the author of the article proffer any evidence of these assertions. Of course not. This is opinion dressed up as fact. The authors assertions are written to support his article and without the evidence we can assume it’s all made up.

Naturally, if the author can back up his claim that Japan was developing nuclear weapons at Fukushima then I would be an avid reader. Alas, just hollow words. Yet more Internet dross.

Regards

reply to post by paraphi

well thank you very much for that info