The war that George W. Bush launched on Iraq destroyed
the country, caused hundreds of thousands of Iraqi dead, thousands of American
dead, a trillion dollars in direct cost to the American taxpayers as well as an
estimated three trillion dollars in indirect cost such as the loss of
opportunities to the American economy. A civil war is now raging in Iraq that may
engulf the whole region with consequences that cannot be imagined at this time.
How did it all happen?
It happened because W. Bush gave a series of speeches in
which he spoke of gathering storms, of mushroom clouds and of Saddam Hussein
being a new Hitler. But from where did the W. get these ideas? He got them from
the pile of works done by thousands of Jews and their non-Jewish running dogs
who put out article after article and report after report, all of which fakes
but all of which pointing to money being transferred illegally from one point
to another, aluminum tubes being bought here and there, dual use technology
being smuggled to Iraq, yellow cake being transferred in a clandestine manner
and so on and so forth.
The result was a horror story which is still in the making,
but one that has already turned the American superpower into a sick joke which
the world is looking at – not with the respect that the American brand used to
command – but the despair of seeing an old friend sink further into the abyss
at a time when there is nothing you can do to help it come out its mode of
self-destruction. And that horror continues today because in the same way that
America was drawn into the suicidal mode, it is being pulled towards it yet
again by the same kind of people who put it on that path once before.
The latest example of this is an article that came under the
title: “Iran could Outsource
Its Nuclear-Weapons Program to North Korea ”
and the subtitle: “Pyongyang helped Syria build a
secret reactor. What's to stop it from assisting Tehran ?” It was written by Claudia Rosett
(who is with an outfit calling itself by the laughable name of Foundation for
Defense of democracies) and published on June 21, 2014 in the Wall Street
Journal.
Rosett begins with something that is typical of her
mentality, but one that is contradicted throughout the article. She says this:
“As the Iran nuclear talks
grind toward a July 20 deadline, U.S. negotiators and their partners
seem oblivious to a loophole that could render any agreement meaningless.” She
explains that Iran “could”
outsource the completion of a bomb to North Korea . But how does she know
of this possibility? She knows – not because her outfit discovered something
that the American negotiators or anyone else is “oblivious” of – but because
she got the information from published sources, and from the people she interviewed
at the Pentagon and elsewhere.
Why then write and publish a piece like this? Because it is
part of the pile that serves to influence the American leaders such as those in
the Congress and everywhere else. The aim is to make them jump on the bandwagon,
not thinking for a moment as to the consequences of their actions, and cry out:
Bomb them. Bomb them. And hope that there is someone in the White House with
the feeble mind of a W. Bush who will not be able to resist the temptation of
picking up the speeches written for him by people like Rosett, and read them to
the congress and the nation before making the fatal mistake of ordering the
bombing of yet another country despised by the Jews in Israel, in America and
elsewhere.
So then, what happened after the bombing of Iraq ? No
weapons of mass destruction were found. And the same is expected of Iran if
worse comes to worse and another kook gets elected to the White House who will
listen to the likes of Rosett and the outfit to which she belongs. Get this now
– while no bombs were found in Iraq ,
you'll find one that demolishes the Rosett argument in her own article.
As it is the habit of Jews to try having it both ways, she
ends with this: “Were Iranian officials present at North Korea 's tests? Perhaps. But
that may not be the relevant question. According to the IAEA, all they'd need
is the resulting data on a thumb drive.”