Friday, June 12, 2009

What If Israel Strikes Iran? - WSJ.com


Thursday, December 11, 2008

Obama: Let's Wait For Iran To Nuke Israel First

aux.link.: Report: Obama to Offer Israel 'Nuclear Umbrella' Against Iran - FOXNews.com Transition Tracker

This... is scary as hell. Israelies have good reason to question the true support of the USA starting next year. This, coupled with the tripling of Iranian long-range missiles and thousands of centrifuges coming online outside Tehran, only means one thing clearly to me. Israel has no choice but to bomb Iran before January 20th, 2009. That's little more than one month away. Get on it.

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Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Iran To Amputate The Hands Of Its Bloggers?


Saturday, May 17, 2008

Appeasement: Bush's Speech Of The Year In Israel

aux.link: Obama says Bush falsely accuses him of appeasement

Excellence- well done, Mr. President. These are some of the defining words that will mark your legacy.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama accused President Bush on Thursday of launching a "false political attack" with a comment about appeasing terrorists and radicals. The Illinois senator interpreted the remark as a slam against him but the White House denied that Bush's words were in any way directed at Obama, who has said as president he would be willing to personally meet with Iran's leaders and those of other regimes the United States has deemed rogue.

In a speech to Israel's Knesset, Bush said: "Some seem to believe that we should negotiate with the terrorists and radicals, as if some ingenious argument will persuade them they have been wrong all along. "We have heard this foolish delusion before. As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: 'Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided.' We have an obligation to call this what it is—the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history."

Also see this follow-up article from The Wall Street Journal.

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Monday, March 31, 2008

Young, Stupid Liberals Think Iraq Still An Enemy

aux.link: Poll: Iran, Iraq, China Top US Enemies

Well this is pretty telling even if it's of no real surprise to you and I... excellent.

"Gallup first asked the question in early 2001, before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. At the time, Iraq was seen as the biggest foe, followed by China and Iran.

Iraq has remained one of the most frequently named ever since, even though Saddam Hussein was overthrown and the current Baghdad government is backed by the U.S.

Republicans are more than twice as likely as Democrats to see Iran as the top U.S. enemy, while Democrats are likelier to name Iraq. Older people and those who say they closely follow world news are less likely to cite Iraq than the younger and less informed."

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Friday, March 28, 2008

'Fitna' Film Getting Banned Across The Web!

aux.link: Video: Fitna the Movie: Geert Wilders' film about the Quran (English) - Google Video

Except from Google Video, though they won't recognize it in their 'Movers and Shakers' rankings.



But even highly-credited LiveLink.com, four days early than the anticipated launch date, gives this in return:

"Following threats to our staff of a very serious nature, and some ill informed reports from certain corners of the British media that could directly lead to the harm of some of our staff, Liveleak.com has been left with no other choice but to remove Fitna from our servers. This is a sad day for freedom of speech on the net but we have to place the safety and well being of our staff above all else. We would like to thank the thousands of people, from all backgrounds and religions, who gave us their support. They realised LiveLeak.com is a vehicle for many opinions and not just for the support of one. Perhaps there is still hope that this situation may produce a discussion that could benefit and educate all of us as to how we can accept one anothers culture.We stood for what we believe in, the ability to be heard, but in the end the price was too high."
Proves the point- I hope this catches on like wildfire this weekend.

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Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Seven Reasons To Support The GOP Nominee

aux.link: Seven Reasons To Support The GOP's Nominee - Townhall.com::Blog

"There are seven reasons for anyone to support the eventual nominee no matter who it is: The war and six Supreme Court justices over the age of 68."

"The GOP as well is the party committed to victory in Iraq and the wider war. A four year time-out would be a disaster, a period of time in which al Qaeda and its jihadist off-shoots would regroup in some places and continue to spread in others. Iran, even if punished in the months before November, would certainly continue and accelerate its plans under the soft pleadings of a President Obama or Clinton 2.0."

"But it is very possible to play full contact politics without the threat of going home if your team loses. The stakes in the fall are far too high for that."
Indeed- take heed.

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Thursday, December 27, 2007

Russia Actively Assisting Iran With Weapons

Major countries are taking 'sides' around the world based on mutual economics and ideologies- are you paying attention? If not, start now.

From exporting nuclear technology to Iran for offensive measures, and anti-missile systems for defensive measures, Vladmir Putin is making it difficult for President Bush to understand how he ticks while still claiming to be a friend as he wholely arms his arch-enemy without reservations. Fact is, Putin is a two-faced communist rat, jealous and spiteful of the United States' status as the sole, global superpower... and he at least wants exclusive equality. Break it off, Mr. President- make Sarkozy your new best buddy. Unlike Putin, he is a pro-US conservative and has a hot babe.

It's time for the 'Axis Of Evil' to be revised. Iraq is now - and will continue to be - on our side. North Korea is still being run by a human rights violating fascist bastard (and is being propped up by China), but is a decreasing military threat at the moment. However, Iran is still in play more than ever. I say Iran carries over, and we'll now name Russia and Venezuela as the new members.

It's time to stamp-out the Venezuelan regime as the weakest member of the trio, and pay down our stupid debt to China so the two can trade places in this new anti-West menage-a-trois. This article is proof that we are already heading in that general direction, or should be. These are telling times.

US concerned by Russian sale of air defense systems to Iran

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Tuesday, December 25, 2007

Iran Likely To Lose Its Ass In War With Israel

Interesting report out this week... From what I can extrapolate, not only does Israel control Middle Eastern airspace as I pointed out earlier this year, but their alleged nuclear weapons alone are at least ten times more powerful per unit than anything Iran could develop by the end of this decade.

If such a scenario played out, Iran could suffer closer to a 20:1 civilian casualty ratio to Israeli casualties. Keep in mind this only involves the nukes- the finishing touches of damage from the Israeli Air Force, Navy, Army and the IDF's general ability to 'out-tech' anyone in the region firmly lays claim to the obvious outcome in such a Middle East breakout. Hopefully, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Syria would be smart enough to leave well enough alone until the fallout settled.

And that's just their capability without active support from the United States or any other allies! I've said it once before and I'll say it again- don't f*** with Israel.

US institute: Israel could survive nuclear war Jerusalem Post

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Friday, October 05, 2007

Israel Now Controlling Middle Eastern Airspace

pwn3d. A great case study of United States technology trumping Russian technology (that the Iranians and Syrians are dependent upon) as usual. These articles make me giddy inside.

Report: Israel 'blinded' Syrian radar

Israeli raid caused electronic disruption over wide areas of Syria

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Wednesday, September 12, 2007

U.S. Moving Forward With Iranian Airstrike

More rumors, perhaps from better sources, about U.S. intents about confronting Iran militarily, and how some UN Security Council members are willing to stand down and allow it.

U.S. Officials Begin Crafting Iran Bombing Plan

Secret US air force team to perfect plan for Iran strike (9.23.07 update)

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Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Master Dr. Ahmadinejad Proves No Attack Chance

I thought I knew how mental this guy was. Turns out, he's even worse.

Iran's Ahmadinejad has 'proof' US won't attack

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Sunday, September 02, 2007

US Plans 3-Day Assult On Iran Within 6 Mos.

Reports are leaking out this weekend about a 3-day bombing campaign against Iran that will not just wipe out their nuclear ambitions, but annihilate its military with 1,200 targets planned for precision airstrikes.

This is one of those - I hope - perfect scenarios where ground troops shouldn't be needed. But get ready for a 'Fatwa' or whatever against the West- responses may ignite areas in Iraq, Israel, major cities in Europe, or even the U.S. mainland. Iraq was well well-hated enough in the region that the Imams didn't call out for revenge after coalition forces invaded in 2003. Don't expect the same unorganized response from just regional militias this time if the campaign goes forward- the big guns will be getting involved.

Former CIA officer says U.S ready to strike Iran within 6 months

Pentagon 'three-day blitz' plan for Iran

Will President Bush bomb Iran?

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Thursday, June 14, 2007

Iranians Beat Authoritarianism With Mobiles

Makes sense when your government is so backwards that they don't understand how to keep much of a reign on the latest Western technologies. Gotta love this.

"But more than anything, the rise of shared videos alarms the government, to the degree that private service providers can no longer offer MMS — multimedia services — until appropriate filters are developed.

That won’t stop bawdy file sharers like Balthazar, who owns an impressive collection of clips. "Haven’t these idiots ever heard of Bluetooth?" he asks, before offering a Photoshopped video of Ahmadinejad at a circus. Hint: The president is not sitting in the audience."

A 'Celler's' Market for Information in Iran

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Tuesday, June 05, 2007

China And Russia Are Blindsided

Hold up. Is it just me or isn't it clearly obvious that it's Iran whom nations should really warn could set off an arms race? Of course it is. After all, if it wasn't for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad waving his proverbial cock around with the media internationally, we wouldn't have Israel coming out and revealing that they already have nukes, and have the Saudis (and probably the Syrians) scrambling to develop their own weapons systems. Saddam Hussain was supposedly already in the throws of such a program by 2003.

China warns US may set off arms race

These developments from Hu and Putin in recent days have got to be one of the most profound stories of the year. Keep in mind that we openly invited Russia last month to assist in being a development and management partner of the strategic missile defense, intended specifically to counter ICBMs from Iran. To spin Putin's words back at him, this would indeed be funny if it weren't so sad.

Image credit: DailyMail.co.uk

The sad part, of course, is not due to poor communications and/or misunderstanding, but what appears to indeed be the beginnings of alliance-forming across the East. The main concerns are China, Russia, North Korea and Iran, all of whom cannot even condemn eachother with UN sanctions. If this 'buddying-up' wasn't unnerving enough, also keep in mind that Iran can easily open up two fronts here as a result. One with Russia and the gang for the Eastern alliance, and another for that Islamic jihadist 'take-over-the-Middle-East' and 'wipe-Israel-off-the-map' thing. Their forthcoming nuclear capabilities will all-too conveniently assist both theaters of a possible conflict. Wouldn't you lie about your intentions too?

Great. Now who is playing defense for the West? A unified Europe that would strongly pull together as a result- happily including France and Germany now. Australia, Japan and South Korea would strongly join in, and while we're at it, maybe Taiwan will split during the ruckus. The United States would lead the Western alliance, while Russia will likely lead the Eastern. Any speculation as what could unfold after sides are chosen is haunting, but this very real scenario that could likely build up to that point between now and the end of this decade is what it is.

Welcome to The New Cold War.


[Ed: Further proof? Check out what could soon be in demand and also details about Russia's arsenal.]

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Friday, September 15, 2006

Consumer Confidence Skyrockets, For Now

Gas prices are starting to sink below $2.00/gal. in various spots nationwide, two months ahead of some forecasts. People are starting to smile again (except those that work in the oil and gas industry). And now news like this that, obviously, consumer confidence is climbing even more than it was earier this year?

Hold on to your keisters, everyone... if this sticks, I'll make a forecast of some record-breaking retail sales this upcoming fourth quarter. And that in turn boosts the economy even more, shatters the DJIA record (I predict by October), and makes Republicans look better to vote for. Conspiracy theorize all you want in ignorance; it's still easing my concern for the mid-term elections.

Consumer confidence skyrockets - Yahoo! News

BUT WAIT! That's not all! While this is great news, it's largely short-term for a matter of months due to speculation that the hurricane season took a year off from all its hard work in 2005, and that economic sanctions will not be brought against Iran. On the former, the season could be rested up in time for 2007. On the latter, that can mean only two things: will they cooperate and stabilize the oil and gas industry, easing speculators? Or will they not, as we're forced to bomb their reactors? And will North Korea become more of a threat at the same time? And what effect will these turn of events have on our booming economy?

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Wednesday, September 13, 2006

The War On Terror: Beyond Politics

I was going to write out a nice article to post here, but the journalist in the linked write-up below already beat me to the gist of the message- worth a read.

There are elements we face now more dangerous than that of Hitler and the Nazis. As such, the War on Terror needs to be taken more seriously here and abroad, and fought harder against that the Allies did against the Axis in World War II. Time is still on our side until this new Axis (of Evil), goes nuclear. Noting that, where in the world is the outrage against terrorism from the West? Or hell, where is the global outrage? There are far too many pacifists calling themselves leaders and doing little or nothing to assist the United States. Now, that's a disproportionate use of force.

The threat is real, though it's inexcusable that politics still gets in the way. Thanks to the left-wing, it has to stay political if anything can get done. The simple answer to ensure the call to arms remains for the sake of our freedom and safety is to vote Republican this fall. It's going to be harder to make inroads in destroying militant Islamic fascists if we lose the House this November (possible), and damn near impossible if the Senate goes along with it (less possible).

Bibi: Iran president more dangerous than Hitler - News from Israel, Ynetnews

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Thursday, September 07, 2006

Ahmadinejad Coming To NYC? Whack Him!

Ok, so my Berlin hitman idea earlier this summer didn't work out because Iran sucks at soccer and got their asses handed to them by Mexico. But there's still another chance. Iranian tyrant Mockmood Ackmenijihad is said to be heading onto US soil in New York City to speak to the United Nations General Assembly this month. He's going to be in NYC. Not only do Americans, mindful Iranians, and other decent people internationally genuinely hate him (except for his number one boy, Kofi Annan), but he's a threat to the free will of Iranian peoples, freedom in general, Democracy, stability in Iraq, and the entire in-crowd called 'The West'. Israel especially.

Can somebody pay off one of the New York 'families' to wipe him off the map whilst he is in town? Ten points for concrete galoshes into the East River. Tell me this is not the best idea you've heard in months.

Bits of info to take away: if the UN should continue to exist, it needs to be moved to Bermuda for reasons like this. Or the Azores or Newfoundland or somewhere else- screw 'em. Secondly, reverse the situation... what would you expect to happen to President Bush if he paid a visit to Tehran? Exactly. And does he still go there? No. So, it's in the cards- whack Ahmadinejad.



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Monday, July 17, 2006

Blogs From Iran

I stayed up way too late combing these interesting online journals. If you've got time to kill, you should do the same. What you read may surprise you.

Iran blog resource Jerusalem Post

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Thursday, June 08, 2006

This Is Perfect!

Iranian nazi leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad may be planning a special apperance in Germany, of all places. If Iran's team succeeds in the World Cup, he could be staying in Berlin for a few nights. Is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking to take advantage of this unique opportunity?

"Munich II- Revenge For Slumbering Apologists"



US Jewish group urges tough German stance on Ahmadinejad's World Cup plans

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Friday, May 19, 2006

Just How Dangerous Is Iran's Regime?

Nazism is returning in the Middle East. Are we still planning on that 'diplomacy' hooey at some point or can we just send a few ICBMs into Tehran? Like, y'know, yesterday? This is really starting to get edgy- I would expect something big to come to a head by the end of this year. Military action needs to be taken immediately against that government for the sake of the common good of Iranians and the rest of the world.

Iran eyes badges for Jews
Law would require non-Muslim insignia network


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Monday, May 08, 2006

If You Got It, Flaunt It

Israel has apparently shoved back in regards to the threats from Iran. It's about time they start flexing some muscle to the media of the degree that the U.S. has the tendency to do. Israel quietly has the nuclear capability to not only wipe Iran off the map as they proclaimed today, but probably most of Europe and Russia as well if they had to.

Why the rest of the Middle East doesn't respect this is beyond me. It's pretty simple really. When it comes down to conflict in that region, don't f*** with Israel. There isn't another country in the world that has more intelligence and warcraft backing from the United States of America than they do.

Jerusalem Post 'Iran can also be wiped off the map'

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