Posted on 07/17/2006 11:00:37 AM PDT by Challenge
Bush Wants the Hizballah-Israel War to Give Iran a Bloody NoseGAMLA INTELLIGENCE NEWSLETTER
Since the onset of the Israel-Hizballah war on July 12, US president George W. Bush never tires of repeating that Israel has the right to defend itself against terrorists and that it is up to Syria to press Hizballah to stop shooting rockets at Israel. His secretary of state Condoleezza Rice says she doesn’t see how an immediate ceasefire can solve the Middle East crisis. UN secretary general Kofi Annan, playing along, is in no hurry to take a hand. “It will be a while before fighting ends,” he says calmly. And Germany’s Angela Merkel thinks the kidnapped Israeli soldiers should be returned before any talk begins. Britain’s Tony Blair would like to put an international force into southern Lebanon, but Bush put him off none too gently according to an open mike at the G-8 summit. Anyway, south Lebanon already has an international force. It is called UNIFIL, and it has never stopped Hizballah firing a single cross-border shot. All the world powers assembled in St. Petersburg for the G-8 summit agreed that Hizballah started the war as Tehran’s proxy terrorist arm. They picked up on the attitude of the US president, who is telling Israel: Let it run; but keep civilian casualties down and don’t kick too much Lebanese infrastructure. Even Arab governments, which automatically fought any Israeli military action in the past, have formed a solid Sunni Muslim front, led by Saudi Arabia, which is content to watch the Shite Hizballah take a beating and the burgeoning Shiite assertiveness in the region squashed. The Olmert government is eagerly exploiting this leisurely international climate to smash as much of Hizballah’s terror machine as he can before Washington holds up a stop sign. Monday, July 17, a clutch of would-be ceasefire brokers descended on Beirut and Jerusalem. None came with Bush’s nod, so they will not get very far. In Tehran, the hardline supreme ruler, Ayatollah Khamenei, picked up on the prospect of the only export arm of Iran’s Shiite revolution facing a hammering in a drawn-out conflict. Sunday, July 16, four days into the hostilities, he spoke his first words in support for Hizballah. Typically, he struck out at UN Security Council resolution 1559 when he declared: No one will ever disarm the Hizballah. On the same day, when black clouds of rockets and warplanes filled the skies of Lebanon and northern Israel, both Tehran and Damascus made a point of supporting Syria – not Hizballah – against a possible Israel attack.
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It will take far more then a bloody nose to put an end to these maniacs.
We should use this time as an excuse to kick some Shiite ass in Iraq as well. Why not double-tap that SOB Sadr right now? I bet the news wouldn't even pick up the story.
There's a whole lot of islamics that need some thump-therapy.
A bloody nose?
Personally I think it should at least be a lacerated liver, with a few fractures, concussions and contusions thrown in for good measure.
Bloody nose, indeed.
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"Personally I think it should at least be a lacerated liver, with a few fractures, concussions and contusions thrown in for good measure."
I'd keep throwing them down deep wells, so as they can chat to that to any immams liveing down them....
Worth repeating. In fact, sometimes they've been LESS than helpful, as in the 2000 kidnapping/murder of IDF soldiers caught on video, which the UN completely denied existed and thwarted efforts by Israel to obtain.
I had another orifice in mind, personally.
Bloody nose?
Break that F'er.
I also understand that if it's hit up and in it'll be fatal.
Nuke 'em!
It appears most are content to let Israel kick a** as long and as wide as they want. This is a good thing.
Bush may be getting some traction in diminishing Iran in the eyes of the Arab World.
make it happen!!!
I'd say taking out the Iran nuke plants would be a bloody nose
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