"Israel will have to get used to the idea that attacking other countries... will be returned in kind."
One can hope, and hope that it will come about soon, but Israel is so unique in its diplomatic cover from other nations; so accomplished in perpetrating mythologies and falsehoods about itself and its history; so one-of-a-kind not only in its depravities and in its crimes against humanity, but also in its ruthlessness to seek vengeance on those who speak ill of it, that the bastards stand a good chance of getting away with.
Norman Finkelstein makes clear the gravity of Israel’s unprecedented actions: “If you take any metric—number of UN workers killed, number of medics killed, number of journalists killed, proportion of civilians to combatants killed, proportion of children killed, proportion of women and children killed—if you take any metric, Israel for the 21st century is in a class all its own.”
Dimitri - Regarding IAEA, something that's in line with Craig's statement about it in Dumbya's run-up to the unlawful invasion of Iraq:
Iran intelligence recently published a series of documents revealing covert coordination between IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi and Israel, a collaboration designed to politicize the agency’s oversight of Iran’s peaceful nuclear program. Among the documents are those implicating Merav Zafary-Odiz, Israel’s permanent representative to the IAEA from 2014 to 2016, as playing a pivotal role in advancing Tel Aviv’s position within the agency. According to the documents, she regularly criticized Iran’s cooperation during Board of Governors meetings and accused the previous IAEA chief, Yukiya Amano, of disseminating “inaccurate” information about Iran’s nuclear progress.
Further, Israeli-disinfected reporting from the BBC states:
Kelsey Davenport, director for non-proliferation policy at the US-based Arms Control Association, said Israel's prime minister "did not present any clear or compelling evidence that Iran was on the brink of weaponizing".
"Iran has been at a near-zero breakout for months," she told the BBC, referring to the time it would take Iran to acquire enough fissile material for one bomb if it chose to do so.
"Similarly, the assessment that Iran could develop a crude nuclear weapon within a few months is not new."
She said some of Iran's nuclear activities would be applicable to developing a bomb, but US intelligence agencies had assessed that Iran was not engaged in key weaponization work.
Israel will have to get used to the idea that attacking other countries - in this case 1000 miles away Iran - will be returned in kind.
"Israel will have to get used to the idea that attacking other countries... will be returned in kind."
One can hope, and hope that it will come about soon, but Israel is so unique in its diplomatic cover from other nations; so accomplished in perpetrating mythologies and falsehoods about itself and its history; so one-of-a-kind not only in its depravities and in its crimes against humanity, but also in its ruthlessness to seek vengeance on those who speak ill of it, that the bastards stand a good chance of getting away with.
Norman Finkelstein makes clear the gravity of Israel’s unprecedented actions: “If you take any metric—number of UN workers killed, number of medics killed, number of journalists killed, proportion of civilians to combatants killed, proportion of children killed, proportion of women and children killed—if you take any metric, Israel for the 21st century is in a class all its own.”
Pakistan, a Muslim nation, has a Nuclear weapon. Therefore, Israel will not threaten Pakistan.
Draw your own conclusion.
Dimitri - Regarding IAEA, something that's in line with Craig's statement about it in Dumbya's run-up to the unlawful invasion of Iraq:
Iran intelligence recently published a series of documents revealing covert coordination between IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi and Israel, a collaboration designed to politicize the agency’s oversight of Iran’s peaceful nuclear program. Among the documents are those implicating Merav Zafary-Odiz, Israel’s permanent representative to the IAEA from 2014 to 2016, as playing a pivotal role in advancing Tel Aviv’s position within the agency. According to the documents, she regularly criticized Iran’s cooperation during Board of Governors meetings and accused the previous IAEA chief, Yukiya Amano, of disseminating “inaccurate” information about Iran’s nuclear progress.
Further, Israeli-disinfected reporting from the BBC states:
Kelsey Davenport, director for non-proliferation policy at the US-based Arms Control Association, said Israel's prime minister "did not present any clear or compelling evidence that Iran was on the brink of weaponizing".
"Iran has been at a near-zero breakout for months," she told the BBC, referring to the time it would take Iran to acquire enough fissile material for one bomb if it chose to do so.
"Similarly, the assessment that Iran could develop a crude nuclear weapon within a few months is not new."
She said some of Iran's nuclear activities would be applicable to developing a bomb, but US intelligence agencies had assessed that Iran was not engaged in key weaponization work.
The UN is the Empire!
https://rss.com/podcasts/jerm-warfare-2025/1983779/
Who would have thought.. TACO is Just Another proxy POTUS for more proxy WARS…