Will Bush’s Bosses Demand Iranian Blood?

By Willis A. Carto — AFP

Will the Decider order an attack on Iran? Such an attack would be unnecessary, unconstitutional, genocidal and a war crime. But these reasons will not stop him if the Israeli lobby orders it.

You can see the way the wind blows by watching the Israeli cheerleaders - TV windbags and columnists in your nearby newspaper and frauds, such as the corpulent con man, “evangelist” John Hagee telling us how Iran, which has an 861-mile border with Iraq, is interfering in our occupation of that, country. Hagee literally prays that our brainless boy president will attack Iran. This will bring on the battle of Armageddon, you see, and the world will be consumed in flame as Hagee and his equally insane followers are wafted up into Heaven.

Equally insane are Zionist con men like Norman Posheretz who is quoted in The New Yorker predicting that Bush will bomb Iran “before he leaves office.

On March 16, 2007, Adm. William Fallon was appointed by Bush to work out the details of an Iranian strike.

Hopefully, there’s a fly in the Bush-Cheney ointment. Adm. Fallon may not be the brainless patsy they think. But admirals and generals love war and Fallon may charge ahead just for the fun of it. (more…)

Ron Paul in Top Three in Texas Despite “Delegates Only” Vote

By James Buchanan
SF-Reporter Jamie Kelso

On-site reporter Jamie Kelso notes that a so-called “terrorism expert” tried to give a speech at the Fort Worth GOP Convention. Most “terrorism experts” are nothing less than propagandists working indirectly (or even directly) for Israel. The so-called expert was babbling for only a short time when he started making the lunatic suggestion that America should make war on Iran. Patriots in the crowd immediately started booing him. The booing was so intense that the “terrorist expert” asked the crowd if he could continue and he was met with an equally loud “boo.” The opportunity to “boo” this soulless shill for Israel is why it is so important for patriotic, ordinary Americans to show up at these events.

The results of the Texas straw poll were interesting and unexpected. Because only delegates were allowed to vote in the Texas straw poll, most people were expecting the election to go entirely to the neocons and that Ron Paul would get shafted. Fortunately, it didn’t turn out quite that bad. Ron Paul placed in the top three –somewhat to the shock of Ron Paul supporters. Fred Thompson got a few more delegate votes than Paul to place second. In a bizarre twist, first place went to Duncan Hunter, suggesting the Texas delegates were making a protest vote against the east coast liberal Republican, Mitt Romney.

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