Obama v. Bibi -- Fight to the Finish (Barf?)

Townhall.com ^ | August 7, 2015 | Pat Buchanan

[Jean2]

I know what you mean. It is so bad that even Michael Savage I understand no longer has any use for Pat. I remember when Savage spent kissing Pat’s rear.

[BerniesFriend]

Such a defeat could break the Obama presidency and force the resignation of John Kerry, who would have become a laughing stock in international forums.

Win, win...Obama is a terrible President and Kerry resigning would make me sleep better at night...

[arthurus]

All that dependence on American Aid isn’t worth anything at when America is conniving with Iran to extinguish Israel.

[arthurus]

Our Sunni Sultan wants Iran to have Nuclear weapons so that Iran will attack Israel and be itself destroyed by the return fire that will come even if Tel Aviv and Haifa are incinerated. That is killing two chickens with one swipe of the axe.

[Tax-chick]

Excellent insight!

[arthurus]

Yes. The deal is already done no matter how the Congress handles it. The deal Itself makes war with Iran inevitable. Either we and Israel bomb Iran or we prevent Israel from bombing Iran which leads to the Iranian nuke attack on Israel and the retaliation from Israel which will happen whether there is any Tel Aviv left or not. The return fire will eliminate Iran from the world stage and from the Middle East for a very long time, measured in half lives.
I have no doubt that the US Navy , assuming there is still a carrier in range, has orders to shoot down IDF planes when they launch against Iran which guarantees that Israel's first shot will be to sink that carrier.
Hussein wants Iran to fire the first shot in the coming exchange.
The only way out seems to be that Israel might have an anti-missile capacity of which we know not.

[arthurus]

And Mrs. Bill is stupider than Hussein. She would be even more puppetlike.

[arthurus]

Nothing at all would force the resignation or the firing of John Kerry before January 2017. Buchanan is dreaming that the current regime is like traditional governments.

[MarvinStinson]

This column by Buchanan belongs in Willis Carto’s Spotlight.

[Eleutheria5]

Right there, I reached for the barf bag.

[SunkenCiv]

"The Arabs are after our blood"
by Christopher Farah
Jan. 23, 2004

In a recent interview with the liberal Israeli newspaper Haaretz, Morris not only justified the 1948 expulsion of the Palestinians from Israel, but also said that then-Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion failed in his task by not expelling all Arabs from the nascent Jewish state... Morris went on to say that renewed expulsions of the Palestinians -- those in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and even those who are Israeli citizens -- could be "entirely reasonable" in circumstances that are "liable to be realized in five or 10 years." ...The Arab and Muslim world, in his eyes, consists of barbarians who don't appreciate the value of human life, barbarians knocking on the gates of the civilized West... Like many other Israeli liberals, Morris' optimism about peace, and whether the Palestinians really wanted it, was shaken by the outbreak of the second intifada in 2000 -- after the Oslo peace accords and the Camp David talks had convinced many that a resolution was at hand. With the collapse of the Camp David talks amid mutual acrimony and the escalation of violence, in particular the rise of suicide bombings within Israel, many Israeli peaceniks became disillusioned, feeling that they had found no true "partner for peace" in the Palestinians... "You go to have coffee with your equally liberal friends, you talk peace and human rights and Palestinian independence, and if you are lucky the place blows up only after you leave," says Tom Segev, an Israeli author who like Morris was dubbed a "new historian" for writing books that challenged the traditional Israeli version of history.