Bumped and this video added. The institutional left is going ballistic at this video:
Before you read the article below, allow me to recommit. I cannot emphasize enough what the end game is here. President Obama is NOT a strategic ally for Israel. Period. Despite the media claiming and creating a divergent narrative to protect Obama from the outrage of the majority voice in America; President Obama is specifically and intentionally weakening the position of Israel.
Why?
Well, to answer that question would take a complex and tentacle ridden analysis deep enough to fill volumes of books, but essentially drawn from a historical disposition embedded within the institutional left of radicals in the United States. One tentacle I previously outlined here in the thread “Understanding The Obama End Game In the Middle East”. Another devious tentacle can be found in the words of influential White House Advisor (wife of regulatory czar Cass Sunstein) Samantha Power.
Listen closely as she calls for the United states to invade Israel and create a Palestinian state.
Now read the article, and EVERYONE should be alarmed at what the “administration official” is saying…… (WaPo) — President Obama plans to caution Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu next week against attacking Iran’s nuclear facilities in the coming months, urging patience while international economic sanctions take full effect.
Obama’s meeting with Netanyahu on Monday begins a critical week in his effort to contain Iran’s nuclear ambitions and preserve the trust of the United States’ closest Middle East ally. Israeli leaders have made clear they think time is running out to stop Iran from achieving the ability to build a nuclear weapon.
But U.S. officials are not convinced, and many within the administration fear that a preemptive Israeli attack could set off a regional war. This disagreement between the United States and Israel will color the meeting between two leaders often at odds over how best to navigate the changing Middle East.
The White House talks are likely to focus on the effectiveness of sanctions and the dangers of an Israeli attack, administration officials say. Obama will seek to avoid discussing the details of how one might unfold out of concern that Israel might interpret such planning as a veiled endorsement of military action.
“We’re trying to make the decision to attack as hard as possible for Israel,” said an administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations. (read more)