The U.S. date with WAR

War Wants You

"You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you." So go the words of Leon Trotsky in the early twentieth century. This early Communist who is now the hero of American Jewish neo-conservatives (and where else but America could you have a rightist movement run by admirers of Trotsky) had it pegged just about right. You may not want or desire war, but it sure as heck wants you. War and bloodshed, thanks to George W. Bush, as Judaized a Gentile president as we have ever had, desire nothing else. Or it could be that the Likud Party in Israel has simply laid down the marching orders and the weak and compromised Bush really has no choice in the matter. Either way, war wants us, whether we give war a hug back or not. And with the political climate in America and Europe and the burgeoning anger of the world towards Israel, and towards the United States for supporting Israel and the Israeli right wing, war seems ready to jump the bones of a body politic whose good will is all spent on the idea of Zionist hegemony and our role as an overmuscled bouncer carrying it out.

How bad does war want you? Oh, war is pretty turned on. The latest news sensation, of British soldiers held by Iran for crossing into Iranian waters, is only going to be used by the Zion-con Jews who own the Wall Street Journal and the Weekly Standard and all the rest of their little media organs to chant for, salivate after and then haughtily demand that America take out enemy number two in the tinpot triumvirate of Israel's so-called antagonists. But it will be in "America's best interests"of course. Yeah, right. Listen to former UN ambassador John Bolton, licking his bloody chops for more Zionist-induced intervention, even as Iraq turns into a stomach-souring mess and the Israelis set up shop as contractors and sell the country off to the highest bidder. The Zionists only have time for that when they are not doing false flag Mossad terrorist attacks on the ground to keep the sectarian violence good and churned up. Oh, yeah, here's Bolton: "I believe that either regime change in Iran or, as a last resort, military action is the only thing that will stop the Iranians from getting nuclear weapons[.]" [1]

Apparently, Israel using nuclear weapons against another nation or launching insane attacks on civilians (like they did in Lebanon in their "summer of love" last year) is perfectly appropriate and eminently permissible. And gosh, after all, they will get Democrats on board for this fascistic, orgiastic new American empire project as IDFist Oded Tira assures us. "We must turn to Hillary Clinton and other potential presidential candidates in the Democratic Party so that they publicly support immediate action by Bush against Iran. We should also approach European countries so that they support American actions in Iran, so that Bush will not be isolated in the international arena again. We must clandestinely cooperate with Saudi Arabia so that it also persuades the US to strike Iran." [2]

War wants you, ladies and gentlemen. It may just ravage you when you least expect it, really giving you a good old-fashioned rogering. And if you aren't so amorous in its direction, don't worry, you will be. I predict right now that another terrorist attack, probably carried out by the Israeli Mossad, will be launched against American civilians at home or American interests abroad, and it will be just big enough to get the unthinking flag-wavers and Christian fundies in this country to go along to get along. The Hageeite rapture bunnies and the Falwellian War-Speakers will joyously cheer for war with Iran and the neo-con media will tell us tearfully courageous stories of poor little Israel standing up yet again to a Second Holocaust and undeserved, unprovoked anti-Semitism. It will all be lies and propaganda of course, but that's okay, isn't it? After all, war wants you so much. It likes you, maybe even wants to make a sexy blood toy out of your son or daughter and grab a limb or two for Israel's sake. So go ahead. Take war out for a date and maybe even fool around with it a little. But don't be surprised when it insists that you pay for dinner.

SOURCES

[1] John Bolton, Former American Envoy to the United Nations, as quoted by Janine Zacharia and Bill Varner, "Bolton Says U.S. Should Seek 'Regime Change' in Iran", Bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com, http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a.m.58sr9RqM&refer=h..., (1 March 2007).

[2] —Brigadier General (Res.) Oded Tira, Former IDF Chief Artillery Officer, "What to do with Iran?", http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3346275,00.html, (30 December 2006).