Monday, February 12, 2007

Must Read IMHO

Someone else who sees an attack on Iran as inevitable and thinks it might well destroy Israel. I'm not so sure Israel will be the only country destroyed. Its very likely the whole Mid-East will go up in flames and those flames could spread like a forest fire outside the Mid-East.
For this is the inevitable consequence of the planned air and missile attack on Iran. The pockmarked, littered landscape in Iraq, Lebanon, and Afghanistan and the endless applicant queues at al-Qaeda and other terrorist recruiting stations testify eloquently to the unintended consequences of myopic policymakers in Washington and Tel Aviv.

Mesmerized. Sadly, this is the best word to describe those of us awake to the inexorable march of folly to war with Iran and the growing danger to Israel’s security, especially over the medium and long term.

An American and/or Israeli attack on Iran will let slip the dogs of war. Those dogs never went to obedience school. They will not be denied their chance to bite, and Israel’s arsenal of nuclear weapons will be powerless to muzzle them.

In my view, not since 1948 has the very existence of Israel hung so much in the balance. Can Bush/Cheney and the Israeli leaders not see it?

Pity that no one seems to have read our first President’s warning on the noxious effects of entangling alliances. The supreme irony is that in their fervor to help, as well as use, Israel, Bush and Cheney seem blissfully unaware that they are leading it down a garden path and off a cliff.

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2 Comments:

Blogger Librocrat said...

I find it somewhat Ironic that Bush/Cheney, two individuals who claim to be helping Israel, tend to get it into more danger. During the year 7BB (Before Bush) the greatest threat to Israel was the suicide bombers of Hamas. Now Hamas is in charge of the entire Palestinian people, Iran and Syria are even more pissed, Hezbollah regained its strength, and the suicide bombings are still continuing. Way to stabalize the region, Mr. Bush.

2/12/2007 03:36:00 PM  
Blogger SPIIDERWEB™ said...

I've often found Israel's constant paranoia tedious, but right now its like the old joke:

It isn't paranoia when they really are out to get you.

2/12/2007 03:43:00 PM  

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