May 2018 AD
Dogs of War
are always Jews
Had
you ever noticed America had always fought wars against other Christian
nations before the birth of Israel in 1948; and in fact, we were always
allowed to win?
- Christian England - American Independence WE WON!!!
- Christian England -
War of
1812
WE WON!!!
- Christian
Spain -
Spanish-American War WE WON!!!
- Christian Mexico - Mexican-American War WE WON!!!
- Christian Germany - World War
1
WE WON!!!
- Christian Germany - World War
2
WE WON!!!
- Non-Christian Japan - World War
2
WE WON!!!
OK, Japan was just to get America into the "actual war" against
Christian Germany. Oh boy were American Jews patriotic in helping
America Christians take down Hitler!
Our job as Americans seems to be to take down any other Christian
nation who gets too powerful. World Empire of England? Divide by War of
Independence and Jewish abandonment of England for America. Falling
empire of Spain who expelled the Jews in 1492 AD? Budding empire
of Germany, who was not beholding to the Jews (- or to anyone
else). And Mexico just to help give us growing room.
Of course, now America is a "too powerful" Christian nation, so
everyone else needs to take us down, mostly done from within by our own
internal Israel First Judeo-tribe.
Since the birth of Israel, American Jews are not so interested in
America winning. All American wars since the birth of Israel have been
against non-Christian nations; yet this time, America is no
longer allowed to win.
- Non-Christian
Korea - Korean
War Never
ended
- Non-Christian Vietnam - Vietnamese War People we helped lost
- Non-Christian Afghanistan - Not won as they are still shooting at us
- Non-Christian Iraq - Not won as they are still shooting at us
- Non-Christian Iran - Our next war if Israel has her way
But, think about this. Who are our Jewish overlords pushing America into war with right now?
That's right! Yet another Christian country!!!!!
- Christian Russia - Specifically targeting, Putin,
the protecting father of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, erected in
tribute to Christ for saving them from Napoleon who had to retreat from
Moscow on Christ's birthday in 1812.
Christian Russia and non-Christian Iran both support Syrian President
Assad and that makes our Jewish overlords very displeased.
Of course, Assad protects and defends the Christians in Syria, whom the
Israelis could care less for, so of course our Judeo-overlords tells us
we have to take out Assad don't you know. As if Syria were any of our
business whatsoever, having any national security interest for America
whatsoever. Which it doesn't, but don't tell your Congressman to
do his job to protect and defend American interests only and that of no
one else.
Your congressman
has his pockets filled with shekels
and can be counted on
to be a solidly
Israel-First supporter of Israel.
I know you are a smart reader. Can you spot the aggressor in the paragraphs below?
On a January weekend in 2015, an
Israeli missile streaked across the country's northern border into
Syria. Among seven people killed were Jihad Mughniyeh, the son of one
of Hezbollah's founders, and a senior commander from Iran's
Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Israel shot down the drone (so they say) and
struck the base in Syria, known as T-4, from which it was controlled,
losing an F-16 fighter jet to Syrian air defenses in the process.
Another, more recent airstrike on the T-4 military base -- a strike pinned on Israel -- killed at least seven Iranian nationals.
A strike this past weekend that
targeted Syrian military positions has all the hallmarks of an Israeli
attack, though no one has yet blamed Israel.
Israel views with growing alarm
Iran's presence in Syria, with the country's leaders reiterating
Israel's position: It will not allow Iran to establish a military
presence in Syria.
Israel feels it can rely on
unwavering support from the administration of US President Donald
Trump, as the American President sees eye-to-eye with Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the Iran deal.
Seriously, was Israel invaded? Allowing an act of self defense? Not a chance!!!!
And can you figure out whom is being killed by this aggressor?
Being a such an intelligent reader, you probably would not believe every word said in defense of this aggression.
Who is the number one
fan boy of this aggressor?
That's right,
our very own
President Donald Trump
!!!!!!!!
The NEVER AGAIN tribe are doing it again.
Hiding behind a slogan which
allows them to perform any criminal act they please, all in the name of
"The ends justify the means"
When this war begins,
Iran will be blamed as the aggressor.
That's just what Jews do,
Jews blame others for things they do!
How
many times do we need to see liberal Jews blame conservative Christians
for crimes against society they were the actual ones doing?
How many times do we have to listen to Jews tell us how bad the Muslims are to the
"poor Jews in Israel", as they are filling our own country with those same bad Muslims?
When war comes,
Judeo-puppet Donald Trump
will put American blood
and treasure
on the line
for these illegal, aggressive
Jesus-denying
occupiers of
Christian Holy Lands.
Analysis: Iran and Israel draw closer to war than ever
On a January weekend in 2015, an Israeli missile streaked across the
country's northern border into Syria. Among seven people killed were
Jihad Mughniyeh, the son of one of Hezbollah's founders, and a senior
commander from Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Hezbollah's response was fierce. Rockets rained down for days on the
northern Israeli countryside, with the Iranian proxy exchanging fire
with Israeli forces near the border. Hezbollah fired five anti-tank
missiles at an Israeli convoy on the border, killing two soldiers. As
tensions soared along the border, a Spanish soldier serving as a UN
peacekeeper was killed in the crossfire.
The Middle East appeared to be sliding toward another regional war, but
it did not happen. Both sides pulled back, choosing not to escalate the
situation further. Instead, Israel and Hezbollah returned to the same
routine, if tense, state under which the border has existed for years.
Three years later, and tensions are back. In fact, the situation has already deteriorated much further than it had in 2015.
It's no longer Israel confronting Hezbollah in a form of proxy war with
Iran. Now, Israel and Iran face each other with Syria as the setting
for their rivalry. What was for so long a war of words and covert
actions between Israel and Iran risks moving closer to open
confrontation.
When an Iranian drone entered Israeli airspace in February, it marked
the beginning of a new phase between Israel and Iran -- two adversaries
vying for regional positioning. It has become one of the biggest
subplots in Syria's seven-year civil war, with the potential to draw in
even more actors, including, if the situation escalates enough, Russia
and the United States.
Israel shot down the drone and struck the base in Syria, known as T-4,
from which it was controlled, losing an F-16 fighter jet to Syrian air
defenses in the process.
The exchange made one thing clear: Israel and Iran appear to be on a collision course.
A battle that used to be carried out through proxies -- Israel fighting
Hezbollah in Lebanon -- has been replaced by near-direct confrontation.
Another, more recent airstrike on the T-4 military base -- a strike pinned on Israel -- killed at least seven Iranian nationals.
A strike this past weekend that targeted Syrian military positions has
all the hallmarks of an Israeli attack, though no one has yet blamed
Israel. Airstrikes hit bases near Hama and Aleppo, with the
London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights saying 26 people were
killed in the strike, most of them Iranian militiamen.
Iran denied an attack killed its fighters, according to the state-run Tasnim News Agency.
Nevertheless, Iran sees Israel's strikes in Syria as a violation of
international law and Syrian sovereignty. Iran is Syria's biggest ally,
supportive of President Bashar al-Assad. Iran has offered military
assistance, technology and equipment to Assad as he tries to maintain
his own position while fighting Syrian rebels and ISIS.
With the strikes attributed to Israel growing more frequent and more brazen, Iran has vowed to respond.
Hossein Salami, a senior Revolutionary Guard commander, issued a harsh
warning during Friday prayers, seen as a key signaling tool for the
Iranian regime.
"I say this to the Zionists, we know you very well. You are very
vulnerable. You have neither depth nor backing. Your mischief has
increased. Listen and be aware any war that might happen, rest assured
will bring about your disappearance."
Israel has taken Iran's threat seriously, holding multiple security
cabinet meetings in recent weeks to discuss tensions in the north. A
CNN reporter in the Golan Heights also witnessed what appeared to be a
buildup of tanks, armored personnel carriers, and more in the country's
north.
"Iranian retaliation is on its way," says retired Israeli Maj. Gen.
Amos Yadlin, the executive director of Tel Aviv University's Institute
for National Security Studies in Israel. He notes two conflicting
positions over Syria, in "the strategic position and determination of
Iran to build advanced military forces in Syria, and the Israeli
determination not to let that happen." Neither side has shown a
willingness to compromise.
Israel views with growing alarm Iran's presence in Syria, with the
country's leaders reiterating Israel's position: It will not allow Iran
to establish a military presence in Syria.
While Syria might be suffering the fog of war, elsewhere Israel sees a
surprising array of clearsighted neighbors and allies, creating
favorable conditions to act.
Israel feels it can rely on unwavering support from the administration
of US President Donald Trump, as the American President sees eye-to-eye
with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the Iran deal.
In the past two weeks, the head of US Central Command, Gen. Joseph
Votel visited Israel, newly confirmed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
met with Netanyahu, Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman met the
US secretary of defense and national security adviser in Washington,
and Netanyahu spoke with Trump on the phone.
All of that took place before Netanyahu launched his strongest attack
yet on the Iran nuclear deal, in a theatrical prime-time presentation.
Standing in front of a screen that was taller than him, Netanyahu
accused Iran of decades of lies and deception about the country's
nuclear ambitions.
Citing a trove of files apparently taken from Tehran that he says prove
Iran tried to mislead the world about its program, Netanyahu asked:
"Why would a terrorist regime hide and meticulously catalog its secret
nuclear files, if not to use them at a later date? Iran lied about
having a nuclear weapons program. Iran continued to preserve and
expands its nuclear weapons know-how for future use."
Additionally, the Saudis view Iran just as the Israelis do: a major
threat to the region that is the Middle East's primary concern.
Meanwhile, Egypt is focused on its own domestic issues and the security
of the Sinai Peninsula. In other words, two key regional players who
formerly had a tendency, in Israel's eyes, to place too much focus on
the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, are looking elsewhere now.
"I know one thing for certain. We will not allow the Iranians to base
themselves in Syria and there will be a price for that. We have no
other choice," Liberman said recently. "To agree to an Iranian presence
in Syria, it's agreeing to the fact that the Iranians will put a noose
around your neck."
At a conference in New York this past weekend, Liberman insisted Israel
still had liberty to act over Syria, even after it lost a fighter jet
earlier this year.
Syria is a fractured country, but even in its shifting sands, Iran and Israel have drawn their red lines.
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