Category: Strategic Affairs

Inviolable borders?

Israel is asserting a forward defensive security zone on all fronts, amounting to long-term military control of critical territories alongside diminution of hostile civilian populations. From Israel’s perspective there are no more “sacrosanct” borders in its immediate vicinity.
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Sitting out World War III

Listen to the snotty statements coming out of Bonn, London, Ottawa, and Paris. Their neutrality in the great struggle against Iran is collusion with the enemy.
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Anger, defiance, resilience

Pretentious Spanish, French, and British politicians – and other devious and disingenuous world leaders in the US, Russia, and China – have no moral right to tell Israel what to do – not how to craft its security doctrines, conduct its military campaigns, or where to draw its borders. Nobody has the right to restrict Israel in crushing Iran.
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Burn the kitchen down

A transformational Trump must strike at Iran now. Time to break Iran, and then manage the consequences of a fracture that is now historically inevitable.
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Drunk on Jew-hatred and hatred of the West

Why have people – intellectuals all! – who screamed so swiftly and enthusiastically about the “starvation” of Gazans and “genocide” of Palestinians (both of which were blood libels against Israel) been struck so utterly dumb about definitive, undeniable, purposeful carnage in Iran?
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