Senators Drum Up Rhetoric And Reaffirm Support For Israel Against Iran

( Derek Wood) - Bored of the nose picking going on in Ukraine? Apparently senior U.S. officials are, as they visited Israel this week to discuss U.S./Israel relations. Senators Kelly Ayotte (R - NH), Joe Donnelly (D-IN), and congressman Stephen Lynch (D-MA) reaffirmed Israel that the U.S. has "got your back."



                                                Regarding The So Called Iranian Nuclear Threat

"If we get to that position, which none of us hope we have to be, that we would have to use force to stop Iran's nuclear program, I believe that the United States should support Israel...to do so," Ayotte said.

And Joe Donnelly said there's little chance that Israel would need to act alone if they decided to attack Iran's made up nuclear weapons program.  "not likely," saying that while Israel has the right to act alone, ...

In 2013, reports reached multiple media outlets outlining Israel's ...

I don't doubt the tension between Israel and Iran. However, saying Iran's nuclear program is a threat to Israel, is like saying that I'm a threat to a UFC fighter.

Again, let's break that down: Israel: 90 ( ability to produce 115-190) Iran: 0. This lopsided fact is the equivalence of a professional boxing bout, where the blue corner has two fists and the red corner has none. And, I don't know maybe they will develop a warhead one day, they'd...

But if you were to read the corporate rags and watch corporate newscasts you would think differently. That's because they rely heavily on warmongering government officials as their sources. And, because they are clearly controlled by government entities as it is.

Congressman Lynch was giddy in explaining the relationship between Israel and the U.S. He called it "love." Yes, he actually said it was love. Now, I don't know Israel, I've never been to Israel or gotten into her pants, and my documents reveal that I am a U.S. citizen. Washington would like to have you think otherwise. We unknowingly signed up for dual citizenship, according to these elites.

Besides, when it comes to supporting Israel don't we Americans contribute enough? To date, according to Jeremy Sharp, a Middle Eastern specialist, the U.S. has provided Israel with $118 billion dollars. Read that, and current figures---> here

I'm starting to feel a bit shortchanged myself.

I'm all set. Here's my pledge: I'm not pledging to support Israel (at least in theory), I'm not pledging to support Iran, or Ukraine, or Somalia, or Yemen, or Afghanistan. Here's my pledge, to keep the aforementioned half witted elected elites exposed and honest. That's plenty on a plate to feed 300 plus million Americans.
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