War! The fear mongering is here, again!

Why give Israel our bunker busting bombs so that they can wait until after November.

No reason to date has inclined Obama to share this technology with Israel and so one must assume the Administration thought it wasn't the right thing to do, and yet now there is a credible reason.

Can't be national security, and it can't be the Obama government's love for Israel or Bibi, so what might it be?

It's pretty clear Obama can't trust anything outof Bib's mouth either, as witness the phony settlement freeze, which in actual fact froze nothing that would have been built til after the freeze ended anyway.

16 US intelligence agencies say Iraq is not developing nuclear weapons.

Don't give Israel any tech, any weapons.

If they go their own way, cut em loose and let them deal as a pariah with the rest of the world.

They're not truswtworthy negoitiating partners or allies.

16 US intelligence agencies say Iraq is not developing nuclear weapons.

I've already explained half-a-billion times how that is is a misleading characterization of what they are saying.

16 US intelligence agencies say Tuvalu is not developing nuclear weapons.

oralloy wrote:

MontereyJack wrote:

16 US intelligence agencies say Iraq is not developing nuclear weapons.

I've already explained half-a-billion times how that is is a misleading characterization of what they are saying.

You're so ******* clued out, oralboy, that it doesn't matter what country is named, you are primed to spout bullshit propaganda, more spewing of all the liquids you take in deep throating Uncle Sam.

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16 US intelligence agencies say Tuvalu is not developing nuclear weapons.

Oralboy: Bomb the piss out of them. Erase them off the map. Target the women and children first, Use low grade napalm so they burn slowly but it doesn't kill them quickly. Dog, how I love to play these war games! I wanna be a war criminal president in the next game.

Today we learn that Obama asked Bibi not to attack Iran until 2013

Press Secretary Jay Carney, asked about the article at the daily briefing, said "there was no such agreement proposed or reached" in meetings President Obama held -- without appearing to comment on what other officials might have discussed.

We have ... high-level cooperation between the Israeli military and the U.S. military, at other levels with other agencies in their government and our government, but that was not a subject of discussion in the president's meetings," Carney said.
Defense officials, though, told Fox News that no "sweeteners" were offered to the Israelis during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit this past week.
One senior Pentagon official said "no promises were made, no deals were struck, but weapons were discussed -- as you would expect in a meeting with the defense secretary."

A high-level advisor to Iran's supreme leader said his country is ready to allow "permanent human monitoring" of its nuclear program in exchange for Western cooperation but also warned Iran is prepared to defend itself against military strikes.

Mohammad Javad Larijani, who serves as Secretary-General of Iran's Human Rights Council and key foreign policy advisor to Ayatollah Khamenei, said the West should sell Iran 20 percent enriched uranium and provide all the help that nuclear nations are supposed to provide to countries building civilian nuclear power plants. He also said the U.S. and the West should accept his country's right to continue what Iran calls its peaceful nuclear program. In return for cooperation from the West, he said, Iran would offer "full transparency."