Seriously. Who are you talking to? You are one the dumbest members on this forum...

You never do any research. You fail at logic. You know nothing about public policy or our governmental system...

 

Oh really? I could care less what a pedophile like you says or thinks...

This site is for adults and you clearly don't belong here.

So go back to your pedo site and stop posting pictures of children on here you fucking loser.:lol:

 

And does not even know that Jerusalem is not even legally part of Israel and the Capitol of Israel is Tel Aviv.

 

If they work together maybe they can destroy Iran.

 

lol

Yeah, I'm a pedophile. I sure taught you how to take it like a man.

I mean really?

 

Now I think this is more potentially damaging to Israel than most the other things going on right now because it shows a very dramatic decline in the respect and confidence of Netanyahu by what are supposed to be two of Israel's best allies.

Also I get a little suspicious when ever there's an "open mic" kind of controversy because there sure seems to be a lot of them and it looks like world leaders would wise up and be more careful.

That is unless they are trying to convey something they might not be able to say in a speech.

Sarkozy: Netanyahu Is A 'Liar,' Journalists Reportedly Overhear French President Tell Obama


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/08/sarkozy-netanyahu-liar_n_1081385.html

 

Here's the first reaction I've seen about the "open mic" statement and not surprisingly it comes from John McCain who I personally believe sacrificed all credibility the day he announced Sarah Palin as his running mate.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1111/67839.html#ixzz1d89wdMIg

And ironically I think he says basically the same thing I said. The comments illustrate the very low opinion both Sarkozy and Obama have of Netanyahu.

Which would be funny if that same Netanyahu was not trying to talk his government into bombing Iran. That's insanity as well as dishonesty and I believe would be the end of Israel as we know it.
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Seriously? They're still trying to bomb Iran? I thought Stuxnet took care of that?



*sigh*

 

Well, let's be real. The Israelis expect this attitude from Les Francais. France has never really been a close friend of Israel--especially considering it's close ties to Arab countries like Syria and Lebanon...

 

Now more so than before and its looking like Israel might actually try something that stupid even though many people point out it would not stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons or even significantly slow them down without major carnage and little gains because their facilities are bomb hardened and many are located in heavily populated areas.

You actually have a point there I should concede now that you mention it. No, I guess France hasn't been on the best friends list with Israel.

 

Huh? Which country is Jerusalem legally a part of? And "legal" according to whom?

 

Huh. No answer. Figures.

Jerusalem is part of Israel according to Israel. And that's all that matters.

As to Obama and his big mouth, I suppose if he was so right, and so justified in saying what he said in the vicinity of a microphone that he thought was off, then he'd have no problem with saying it again, live to the world, with his chin held high, hmmm?

No, of course not.

Because he's a gutless fucking coward, and a living breathing foreign diplomacy disaster who keeps poor Hilary Clinton busy 24/7.

He didn't mean to admit to the world what the world already knew: that he's a rabid anti-Semite. Anyone who would claim otherwise has been smoking too much Panama Red.

 

How about instead of President Obama being any kind of coward you just remain the raving fool you really are squawking brainwashed snippets.

U.S. Policy

Only two countries have embassies in Jerusalem — Costa Rica and El Salvador. Of the 184 nations with which America has diplomatic relations, Israel is the only one where the United States does not recognize the capital or have its embassy located in that city. The U.S. embassy, like most others, is in Tel Aviv, 40 miles from Jerusalem. The United States maintains a consulate in east Jerusalem that deals with Palestinians in the territories and works independently of the embassy, reporting directly to Washington. While Congress has voted to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, successive Presidents, the final arbiters of the nation's foreign policy, have refused to do so.


http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/vie/Jerusalem1.html

 

LOL, well stumbler, if you want to see "brainwashed" then just look in the mirror.

That is if you can stand to face a brainwashed coward with little mans syndrome.:lol:

 

Actually I know it seems like safety in numbers but I really do laugh every time I see what close allies you and Clarise are. You know kind of like you can tell a lot about a person by the company they keep.

It says a lot about Clarise.

 

The Iranians are pushing back hard against the UN report that claims there is evidence of Iran trying to develop secular weapons.

And while I'm not saying we can believe Ahmadinejad he makes a pretty good point here.

On the other hand, however, responding to threats from Israel to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities one of Iran's Generals pointed out Iran does not need nuclear weapons, as they can strike nuclear sites in Israel

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2011/11/2011119104046138731.html


That sounds like a pretty serious situation right now but I think the reality may lay in an entirely different headline.



Russia Firmly Opposes New Sanctions On Iran

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/17/russia-firmly-opposes-new_n_290013.html

I don't think Israel or the US wants to take on Russia and I think that's why they are firmly opposing new sanctions on Iran. Its their way of saying they are Iran's ally should any unfortunate attacks take place.

It appears to me Israel is trapped in the most intense political pressure cooker I've ever seen and are now being squeezed on all sides. I just hope they can take the pressure.

 

I'm a little behind on the "let's bomb Iran" crusade but I guess if it had happened I'd have heard about that.

In the meantime though it sounds like tensions between Israelis and Palestinians continue to escalate.



West Bank settlers attack ex-prisoner's house
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2011/11/201111206251733640.html

 

I said at the beginning that this was a pipe dream and it seems I was correct.

 

I of course started contending the opposite and have been wrong ever since.

 

I doubt that Israel will actually bomb Iran but I'm pretty sure it will be the biggest mistake in the history of Israel if they do.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards dare Israel to attack

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/11/21/irans-revolutionary-guards-dare-israel-to-attack/