Bring it on MFers ...
Posted on 05/15/2018 7:59:22 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
A hardline Iranian organization is reportedly offering a $100,000 reward to any person who bombs the newly opened U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, according to a translation of Farsi language reports.
A group known as the Iranian Justice Seeker Student Movement is reported to have disseminated posters calling for an attack on the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, which has been opposed by Palestinian and Iranian officials as an affront to the holy city.
"The Student Justice Movement will support anybody who destroy the illegal American embassy in Jerusalem," the poster states in Farsi, Arabic, and English, according to an independent translation of the propaganda poster provided to the Free Beacon.
There will be a "$100,000 dollar prize for the person who destroys the illegal American embassy in Jerusalem," the poster states.
The call for an attack on the new embassy is just the latest escalation by hostile Islamic states and leaders who have lashed out at the United States and President Donald Trump for making good on a campaign promise to relocate the embassy from Tel Aviv to Israel's declared capital city of Jerusalem.
News of the bomb threat was first reported by the University Student News Network, a regional Farsi-language site that aggregates relevant news briefs.
"The Student Movement for Justice declared, 'Whoever bombs the embassy's building will receive a $100,000 award,'" the report states. "It is necessary to mention that the steps by Trump to transfer the US Embassy to Holy Qods [Jerusalem] has led to the anger and hatred of Muslims and liberators throughout the world.'"
Michael Rubin, a former Pentagon adviser and expert on rogue regimes, told the Washington Free Beacon that terrorism of this nature is embedded in the Iranian regime's hardline stance.
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Blah blah. And just who is this "movement"... any relation tot he Movement for Student Justice, or the Justice Student Movement?
Maybe someone should start a Go Fund Me page to raise money to pay for ‘radical remodeling’ of some palaces in Iran.
This is why we withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal last week.
In part because Iran remains a sponsor of state terror and this announcement amply confirms it.
No group is permitted to exist in Iran that doesn’t have government approval.
So this group carries out terror activities with the permission of the Iranian government while giving it plausible deniability.
Its for that reason the US imposed sanctions today on Iran’s central bank to deter it from funding terrorist activities.
The bloodshed in Gaza shows why its important to push for regime change in Iran.
Act of War?
Bomb their ports and manufacturing
Since there is a question of our ability to move mountains (http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/05/3-d-chess-north-koreas-nuclear-test-site-wiped-out-last-year-leading-to-next-months-summit-experts-point-to-trump/) maybe Iran should start to reevaluate some of their positions... just saying!
Did the Iranian Justice Seeker Student Movement just place a bulls-eye on themselves?
Surely we could have snipers take these guys out one by one so that nobody feels safe at any time or anywhere
I was thinking along the same lines. If they will put up $100,000 for the destruction of the embassy, we should put up $10 million, to anyone who wipes out the entire Iranian leadership. I think the people of Iran would appreciate that. I know I would.
I am pretty sure this is against law in the US - otherwise, you would see an assassination lottery.
Fair's fair.
Time to revisit the “Writs of Marque” prohibition.
Ezekiel 38 is going to do quite the “reset” of Iranian mullahs and their allies.
The awakening: It will be very, very rude.
Someone should offer $200,000 for the destruction of the Kharg oil terminal. That might get their attention.
This reeks of horseshit.
Ezekiel 38 - financed by the Obama administration
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