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[“Vance accused Netanyahu, in secret meetings, of being “wrong about everything” regarding Iran.. and warned multiple times that the war could cost the Republicans the elections. And Trump was considering striking Iran before the elections, under pressure from Netanyahu who wanted to act before the vote.. but he decided to wait.
Let me give you the new insights.. because the secrets will start leaking after the defeat:
“Axios” reported from sources that Vice President JD Vance led, over the past months, a push within Trump’s circle toward an agreement to end the war, and directed his criticism of Netanyahu behind closed doors. And most of the senior officials surrounding Trump shared Vance’s position.. but the president remained inclined to resume the war.
And did the disagreement stop at striking Iran?
No.. the report says that Trump, despite the advice of his top advisors, backed Netanyahu in last week’s Israeli elections. Meaning the president did not take their advice in supporting Netanyahu electorally.. as for the military decision, it remains open.
Okay.. what did the mediators ask before the American elections?
An informed source said the mediators asked White House officials: What will Trump do if he loses? And his advisors could not give a confirmed answer in any direction. And an American official mentioned that they informed everyone that they first want to know how the elections will end for them.
And after the loss.. where have the moves reached?
American officials say the military is completing its preparations for the possibility of resuming large-scale combat operations in Iran, including sending more capabilities to the region. And in parallel, Qatari mediators are working to secure support from Washington and Tehran for a draft agreement that prevents a return to fighting, and may allow the resumption of direct talks in the coming days.
And there’s another factor that could influence the decision.. Tehran’s joy over Trump’s loss:
Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, considered the result a political defeat for Trump in Washington, alongside what he described as a strategic defeat in the field and Hormuz. But diplomats involved in the mediation, Trump advisors, and experts told “Axios” that this celebration may increase the likelihood of his return to war.“]
They are enemies and invaders. They should be shot down and/or sunk in the Channel. Feed the fish.
Those guilty of facilitating the migration invasion, whether in Parliament, TV studios, newspaper offices, or NGOs, should also be eliminated.
I have no objection to any student being able to learn Ukrainian, but it is really only a dialect of Russian, so why would anyone not also learning Russian choose Ukrainian over Russian?
Stupid Lucy Powell talks about Ukraine’s “rich culture and heritage“, but look at both that and and Russian culture (of which Ukrainian culture is an offshoot). No comparison. Russia really does have an amazing culture and history. The literature alone…
Seems better than most System MPs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Hinder.
We have to get rid of the Israeli “fifth column” which infests our society.
Toytown police state, but at what point does the toytown police state become a real police state?
…and all because “our” political parties are occupied, every bit as much as Gaza and the West Bank…
We need to clear out backward populations from this country, from all Europe.
Late tweets
Just stop fuelling the Kiev regime: cut off arms, ammunition, intelligence, and money.
[“Co-chair of “Alternative for Germany,” Tino Chrupalla:
- A lot has happened in recent years. Sometimes I feel uncomfortable that the federal chancellor, who, as far as I know, has never been to Russia, feels entitled to judge it. To understand the other side, you must, first, engage in dialogue, and second, visit that country. I believe this is important, and that’s what I expect from the German federal chancellor. All his predecessors acted in this way, striving for dialogue. Even Olaf Scholz visited, and also found opportunities to talk on the phone. Although it may not be easy, it is necessary to assess the interests and demands of the other side. In this case, the side opposing Ukraine. This is necessary to ultimately return to constructive coexistence in Europe. I believe the main task, which serves Germany’s interests, is to prevent the escalation of the conflict in Europe.“]
Ah, yes…Priti Patel, the East African Indian agent of Israel, and member of Conservative Friends of Israel.
Every. Single. Time.
Final thoughts of the day
Bomb threats against airlines, refrigerators ceasing to work properly across mainland Europe. Are these just random events, unco-ordinated? I wonder.
Back in the 1970s, 1980s, it was claimed by Soviet defectors that, should a major war break out again in Europe, that the Soviet Union would precede any hostilities by a kind of smokescreen of odd events: sabotage of infrastructure, assassinations of major political and other figures, and so on. The aim would be to destabilize Western Europe.
Is that what we are seeing here? Or maybe a “dry run” for a later campaign of the same type (but far more intense)? I do not know, but I have to say that I find these recent unexplained events unsettling.
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