Friday, May 21, 2010
Iran Again Threatens to Annihilate Isrel
Is Islamonazi Iran begging for an atomic bombing?War of Words Continues: Clinton Condemns N. Korea
Friday, 21 May 2010
It certainly seems so.
Maniac-in-Chief Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's chief of staff on Wednesday warned Israel--which Ahmadinejad has repeatedly vowed to destroy--that it will be wiped within a week if the "Zionists" dare to attack Iran over its nuclear program.
Click here for the story. Recall that Iranian regime mouthpieces have also threatened to "burn" Tel Aviv and destroy the "heart" of the Jewish State, and, incredibly, to detonate nuclear weapons in U.S. cities.
Iran has also threatened to strike U.S. targets in response to an Israeli attack on Iran--even if the United States does not join in the military action.
The Obama administration, which has emboldened Iran by attempting to appease and align with the Islamist/Islamonazi nation--under cover of diplomatic engagement--is now trying to stop Iran's menacing nuclear program with a new round of supposedly tough but actually still soft sanctions.
There is no diplomatic solution to the problem of nuclear-arming, imperialist, Islamonazi Iran. Iran intends--for starters--to destroy Israel ("the Little Satan") and drive the U.S. from the Middle East, in order to rule over the region. Iran also aims to dominate Europe and actually destroy the U.S. ("the Great Satan") in order to bring about worldwide Islamic/Islamist rule.
Intentions matter most. Like Neville Chamberlain before him, Barack Obama seems bent on learning this lesson the hard way. His policy of appeasement has given Iran the time and space it needed to prepare for war on its terms.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today condemned the North Korean attack on a South Korean ship, as reported here, and emphasized the importance of the U.S.-Japan alliance.
Tensions are clearly rising on the Korean Peninsula. Crisis ... and conflict ... loom. A dynamic is being set in motion that could easily spin out of control and lead to the full-scale war that the North has threatened to launch.
China's silence is telling; it has no intention of allowing Washington and Seoul to meaningfully retaliate against or punish Pyongyang, even though the torpedoing of the South Korean ship was an act of war. The sneak attack killed 46 South Korean sailors.
The period between now and mid-July is likely to see new North Korean provocations, including further attacks on South Korean military targets.
May 31 and July 4 are especially dangerous times as the North might be tempted to mar the U.S. Memorial Day and Independence Day observances with a new nuclear test and/or test-firing of a long-range rocket.
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