thing 3: the iran psyop

First off, let's be clear about how much actual space exists between those crazy Israelis and American Jews: NOT TOO MUCH SPACE. If you think the Israelis are unreasonable and trying to start a war for no good reason, you would be correct, but if you also think that all the lovely Jewish people you know aren't "like that," well SURVEY SAYS VERY MANY OF THEM ARE. That is the cognitive dissonance thing that more people have to wrap their minds around. And if I am wrong, THEN WHERE ARE ALL THE JEWISH PEOPLE WHO VOCALLY OPPOSE THE WAR ON IRAN AND WHEN MIGHT WE EXPECT THEM TO START THROWING THEIR WEIGHT AROUND HMM? ANY DAY NOW WOULD BE GREAT. SORRY TO BE "RUDE" BY POINTING THIS OUT IT'S JUST THAT I WOULD PREFER THAT A BUNCH OF INNOCENT PEOPLE NOT GET KILLED BECAUSE, ADMITTED, I AM SUCH A FUCKING BITCH THAT WAY. - ED.

Haarets: Poll: 56% of American Jews think US should strike Iran
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1117995.html

One day ahead of talks in Geneva between Iran and six major powers - the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany - on Tehran's controversial nuclear program, a national poll finds that 56 percent of American Jews support a U.S. military strike against Iran.

The annual Survey of American Jewish Opinion, commissioned by the American Jewish Committee, revealed a 14 percent rise in the number of U.S. Jews in support of such a military strike, whose aim would be to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. 36 percent of those polled - self-described adult Jews ? were against such an attack.

Asked whether Israel should attack Iran, 66 percent of those polled said they would support such a move.


OK, SO: GOOD NEWS:
Iran agrees to ship enriched uranium to Russia for refinement

GENEVA — Iran agreed in principle Thursday to ship most of its current stockpile of enriched uranium to Russia, where it would be refined for exclusively peaceful uses, in what Western diplomats called a significant, but interim, measure to ease concerns over its nuclear program.

The agreement was announced after seven and a half hours of talks in Geneva that included the highest-level official U.S.-Iranian encounter in three decades.

Iran also pledged that within weeks it would allow the inspection of a previously covert uranium enrichment facility near the holy city of Qom, and the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, announced that he'd head to Tehran to work out the details.

In Washington, President Barack Obama said the talks marked "a constructive beginning" and showed the promise of renewed engagement with Iran, but added that "going forward, we expect to see swift action. We're not interested in talking for the sake of talking."

read more @ mcclatchy

Analysis: Iran's latest moves will be a blow for the US neocons and the Zionists of Israel

Yesterday Iran outlined as a conciliatory gesture plans to export its Uranium for processing as fuel for Iran’s nuclear power generators. At the same time, Iran has conceded to demands that the IAEA be allowed to inspect Iran’s recently revealed nuclear processing plant.

If the talks are successful, the moves will take the wind from Israel’s propaganda sails about Iran being an ‘existential threat’ to Israel’s survival and the Zionists will need to find some other means of affecting regime change in Iran if Israel wants to separate Iranian influence from Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Hezbollah in south Lebanon, and Syria.

...These latest moves by Iran have now effectively removed the ‘Iran has a nuclear weapons program’ casus belli and Israel will now need to find some other way to remove Iran from the equation of resistance to Israel’s plans to create a Greater Israel.

There are two alternatives for Israel. First, Israel would need to provoke Hezbollah and/or Hamas into attacking Israel which would then provide Israel with an excuse to launch a massive attack against on or the other of preferably, from their point of view, both, and then hope that Iran could somehow be drawn into the conflict by, say, being seen to supply sophisticated weaponry to Hezbollah, which, in turn would finally draw in the US in a direct attack on Iran. The other alternative is some kind of major false flag attack against the US and/or Israel with the finger of guilt being pointed at Iran.

read the rest @ damian lataan


So let's see what happens now. Let's see who wants peace and who wants war.