Tuesday, December 19, 2006

War Plans for the New Year

Major trouble is once again brewing in the Gaza strip as civil war begins to break out between Hamas and Fatah. A desperate Mahmoud Abbas has called for early elections in an attempt to stop a coup against his government.

Reports have surfaced saying that Russia is defying the West by willingly supplying nuclear fuel to Iran, they say for peaceful purposes. Russia will also supply Syria with anti-tank and anti-air rockets with the Tor-M1 anti-missile system.

This is another sign that things are not well between the two major world powers as Russia chooses sides with the terrorist state, that is currently wreaking havoc for the Iraqi government with insurgents being brought into the country from Iran and its proxy Syria, who uses Hezbollah and Hamas to keep Israel busy while nuclear weapons are being made.

Clearly Russia sees Iran as a being better and closer partner as a balance to western power.

Al Qaeda has reorganized, making new advances with the insurgency in Iraq, where it has grown stronger in the last few years to continue waging Jihad against coalition troops.

Iraq is full of sectarian violence that will have to work itself out one way or another before any government can take real shape, which is doubtful under the divisions of historic religious ideologies more complex than can be dealt with in a realistic manner.


Warnings from Israel

Israeli Mossad chief Meir Dagan said Monday that Israel should not take the Syrian peace overture seriously because Damascus is "more prepared than ever before" to take military action against Israel,.

"Israel's military deterrence was damaged in the second Lebanon war," Dagan told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. "[Syrian President Bashar] Assad's self-confidence grew. They are prepared to take more risks than in the past."

"Any misstep" could trigger an armed conflict with Syria, stressed Dagan. If Israel were to send a warning signal to Assad - as it did in June when IAF jets buzzed his summer palace while the Syrian leader was in residence - it would be reason enough for Syria to wage war, he said.

"Iran is approaching nuclear ability. The Iranian president wants 3000 centrifugal processors in bunkers by March 2007," said Dagan. He added that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was not capable of meeting the deadline, noting that the Mossad believed that such numbers would take Ahmadinejad until the end of 2007.

Dagan explained that if there were "no sanctions on Iran and no technological holdups," Iran would have 25 kilograms of enriched uranium by 2008 and nuclear warheads by 2009-2010.

Energy supplies scarce?
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has told a Kuwaiti envoy that Iran is ready to transfer nuclear technology to neighbouring countries. This is also in defiance of the United Nations and the IAEA. As the year closes, dramatic events are taking shape on the world stage, setting up for what could become intense battles in the Middle East as energy dominance becomes the prize to be had.

The West has its doubts about Iran's true intentions of their nuclear program, believing they're making bombs, while Russia moves to strengthen Iran's hand and China helps to block us from stopping them.

U.S. scholar Marshall Goldman says energy wealth and control over export pipelines have made Russia more powerful than at any time in its history.

Professor Goldman told the Jamestown Foundation that Russia’s post-cold war power is built on its oil and gas resources. He said both eastern and western Europe have become dependent on Russia for oil and gas and that alternative supplies are not available. The recent boom in oil and gas prices, said Professor Goldman, has greatly boosted Russia’s economic and political clout.

Goldman says Russia has a long history of using oil and gas as a foreign policy tool.

“In the Soviet era they cut off the flow of oil to Yugoslavia under Tito, to Israel after Sinai, to China after Mao broke away, to Cuba, to Finland, and more recently to Lithuania because there is a dispute over who is going to control the refinery there that Yukos is trying to sell,” he explained.

Saudi Arabia is concerned about Iran using oil as a weapon, especially if they achieve nuclear status, which means an inevitable rise in prices, that alone could trigger war.

The recent Iraq Study Group report says America should hold direct talks with the Iranian regime, the same regime that has threatened to wipe Israel and the U.S. off the map. This is the same thinking that went into dealing with Adolf Hitler and Germany before WWII. There really is no need to talk to Iran as there position is crystal clear for all the world to hear, if only they will hear it.

Iran believes that it will only take one bomb to end Israel's existence, which is likely true. But they either fail to realize or are willing to sacrifice massive retaliation. With Russia and Syria being allies to Iran, any retaliation is questionable at best.

As America and her allies try to change the Arab world, they are trying to change us as well, which could eventually lead to a stalemate and even some kind of peace in the region for a time, until it explodes again. In this topsy-turvy world, inflamed by Islamic radicalization, anything can spark war in Middle East, even old cartoons.

The tension grows more intense every hour as if we're all watching an international chess game being played between teams, the diplomatic talks are near failure as the Iranian regime desires to bring about chaos in hopes of reviving the Messianic 12th Imam that their Koran says will bring about Islamic global control. This is in similar manner as stated in prophecies of the Bible, only with Jesus bringing about peace for the world after the Armageddon war.

As the chaos builds and tensions rise throughout the world, there is likely to be a final attempt at stopping it all, the same way America ended WWII. If Damascus is obliterated, we will know the end is imminent, but it will be far different.

Happy New Year!
Which is shaping-up like the old, as the saying goes, "the more things change...

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Monday, December 4, 2006

At War with Iran, Russia soon?

Going back centuries to Isaac and Ishmael's time, Arabs have been at war with Jews, and up to the present time they have been on a quest for their prophet Mohammad to spread Islam in anticipation of world rulership, perhaps with humanity itself as the cost.

Last week America received an 18-page letter from the president of a state that wants to permanently wipe Israel off the map, and if possible, take America down with it.

Iran's President Ahmadinejad says that if America repents of their "injustice", it will be given many gifts, and that "We should all heed the divine Word of the Holy Koran."

That would be quite a coupe for the little monkey wouldn't it? Imagine, the world's only super power being forced to accept the religion of terror, by a regime that is mentally stuck in some past century, claiming it as the only true justice for Allah.

The letter itself was another invitation for all American's to accept and convert to Islam, as the previous one sent to the White House a few months ago, that was promptly disregarded.

Russia is, by most accounts, supplying Iran with all means necessary to produce atomic energy. And, Iran is using those means to produce nuclear weapons–with, some say, the help of Russian nuclear weapons scientists. But perhaps with North Korea's help also as communists' tend to stick together.

It is now very clear that Iran has their sights set on killing all Israeli's, after they have achieved nuclear status, which they may have already succeeded doing with the announcement to follow at a much later date, giving them time to keep the world guessing while finalizing war plans.

The problem is that we just can't know for sure until they test, as North Korea has done. Will the nations let them get that far? The longer we wait, the worse it will be for all.

Mr. Ahmadinejad has acquired nukes via his pal, president Vladimir Putin of Russia, who has guaranteed Iran's defense. Israel is in trouble due to America's second guessing of the state as a powerful ally in the region. Putin is still a KGB man at heart , making Human Rights and Political prisoners his enemies as the recent murderous poisonings with Polonium-210 affirm.

One should question if Putin will still be the Russian leader after 2008, with a future announcement that their Democracy "test" has failed. This would put him in full dictatorial power, and the Cold War would be on again, only this time he has Iran and the Islamic world at his disposal.

The way things are coming about in the Muddled East, this all seems surreal in regards to Ezekial's prophecy of the Gog/Magog war written in the Bible.


Putting the squeeze on tiny Israel

The EU's High Representaive, Javier Solana is visiting Israel in order to assure the Palestinian's get what they lost back, by forcing Israel give up its land won in the 1967 war.

Imagine if America was suddenly forced by the UN to give up the continent after winning it from Britain over 200 years ago. Perhaps that is what Solana has in mind also? He sure has accomplished much in very little time, and most people have no idea. Solana is the man America has given its authority to. He works for the UN and the EU to bring a peaceful, man-made solution to the world, tickling the ears of those wanting it the most.

Solana's goal to divide Israel is happening without much reporting by the American media, likely due to the fact that the Democrat's disastrous ex-president Jimmy Carter is promoting this new-age agenda for global governance to enforce religious control, in essence providing recognition for a single world religion. See: the evidence of his anti-Israeli, pro-terrorist words on You Tube, with 300 comments.

President Bush is also on the global bandwagon with his trade policy, wanting a borderless new world order for the spreading of freedom and democracy.

With the theme of Pope Benedict’s recent Turkey trip being about reconciliation, (caving to Islam) maybe he should have asked his Islamic host about mass genocide against Armenian Christians during the World War I era, or perhaps their more recent announcements to bring about the Apocolypse?

What may follow shortly is a peace that will be short lived, as radical Muslims are bent on Jerusalem's full takeover and/or destruction. Unfortunately, the majority of peace seeking Muslims will not stand in the way, having fallen under Islam's brainwashing spell written in the Koran, that is also being appeased by many if not most of the world's leaders.

The end of the age may be upon us before we realize it.

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Saturday, December 2, 2006

Losing Hearts and Minds

Since his Republican majority vanished in the mid-term elections, president Bush has, according to DEBKA-Net-Weekly suddenly decided to shift gears on Israel by going back to his fathers pals like Brent Scrowcroft who was national security advisor to three former republican presidents, is also a key figure behind the Baker-Hamilton Iraq Study Group. James Baker is serving as the undesignated new Secretary of State for a mostly ignored by Muslims, Condi Rice.

The West is losing the upper hand in the region that will soon be dominated by Iran, Syria and Russia, now joined together to defeat Israel and America. The cards are stacking-up against America's best allies Israel, and Britain, who's security is threatened by their enemies now surrounding them. If the U.S. leaves Israel to its own defenses, the world may not survive.

International Herald Tribune takes notice of Europe's quiet integration Most Western European nations are tightening their immigration laws while fretting over free speech in cartoons, plays and print. All the while, right-wing xenophobic parties are on the rise across the Continent. One year after riots set French housing projects ablaze, Europe appears to be shifting sharply to the right.

Since the international community's pressure on Israel to open up a broad pathway for its avowed enemies to use in building up armaments, the threat of a Middle East conflagration has grown exponentially. The last president who sided with Palestinians over Israel was Bill Clinton during the Oslo peace talks. Those talks blew up when Yasser Arafat launched his pre-planned Intifada against Israel despite being offered nearly everything he asked for.

In the same manner, these current moves by the "international community" are creating an unsustainable security situation in the Middle East for America and her allies. Diplomacy is now being used as a wedge for Iran's nuclear program to buy more time for completion, which will prove all this effort was a waste of time, as Iran prevails.




The UN/EU world agenda, via U.S. presidents
In 1995, then-President Bill Clinton signed Presidential Directives 13 and 25. At the time they were secret documents, but now it is all public history in the Library of Congress. These directives essentially put loopholes all through the Constitution to allow U.S. soldiers to be under the control of UN generals. Article II, Section 2, of the United States Constitution says the president, as commander in chief, is to be over all the Army and Navy. What Bill Clinton did -- and which is currently still in place -- is both illegal and unconstitutional."

Another example that would be shocking is world heritage sites. The Statue of Liberty, Yellowstone National Park, the Great Smoky Mountains, the Liberty Bell, Mt. Vernon are all under control of the United Nations.

Fueling America's Demise
Look for oil prices to skyrocket as Iran starts their so-called Oil Bourse by abandoning the Dollar for the Euro instead. Venezueala may follow Iran's lead as Hugo Chavez has also vowed to bring down the American Empire. China announced in mid November that it would seek to diversify its foreign exchange currency holdings away from the U.S. dollar. China recently has crossed the threshold of holding $1 trillion in U.S. dollar foreign-exchange reserves, surpassing Japan as the largest holder in the world.

Al-Qaida in Iraq on denounced Pope Benedict XVI's visit to Turkey, calling it part of a "crusader campaign" against Islam.Al-Qaida in Iraq issued its statement on an Islamic militant Web site.

"The pope's visit, in fact, is to consolidate the crusader campaign against the lands of Islam after the failure of the crusader leaders . . . and an attempt to extinguish the burning ember of Islam inside our Turkish brothers," it said.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has announced that it supports the Alliance of Civilizations initiative, co-chaired by Turkey and Spain.

Meanwhile, NATO leaders also invited Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday to begin negotiations for eventual membership in the military alliance, but urged Serbia and Bosnia to fully cooperate with the UN war crimes tribunal.

Russia is now a partner with Iran for world dominance. The handshake between president's Putin and Ahmadinejad was a scary picture especially for energy security markets. President Putin and his pal Bashar Assad in Syria are now having people murdered who try to expose them. See: Putin's Enemies Have a Nasty Habit: Dying




Another player in the region against Israel is Syria, controlled by Iran who is controlled by Russia. Syria wants Lebanon back and have Hezbollah rearming themselves for another war in Lebanon which could lead to what the world is fears will be the biggest war of all. The assassination of Pierre Gemayel has brought Lebanon the closest it has been to civil war since the Taif Accords were implemented in 1990.

So the questions to be asked and answered are, is America making this happen or is it buying into Iran's goal to bring about global chaos for Islamic domination in a desperate search to get itself out of Iraq? Is Russia conducting the middle east to its own advantage for taking over global governance and energy dominance if America fails its mission?

The answers center around the Israeli/Palestinian issue currently being worked on by the U.S., European Union and the United Nations to bring about a peaceful solution, which will likely not last for long, if it happens at all.

As it says in the Bible, “Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of trembling unto all the people round about, when they shall be in the siege both against Judah and against Jerusalem. And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it” (Zech. 12: 2-3).

"When you see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, know that its desolation is at hand." Luke 21:20

So, with the world on the verge of dividing Israel, in a feeble attempt to bring about peace and security, we can expect bigger trouble to come in the near future.

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