Netanyahu Needs a Red Line Drawn on his Head!

From the NSP News Service, courtesy of a number of other reporters and news agencies:  Why not go out and buy some cheap red lipstick at a local pharmacy or cosmetics store, and draw a big red line right around Benjamin Netanyahu's head? But draw it low enough to indicate, clearly, what parts of his head are functioning on about 5 brain cells. That spot would be, perhaps, right above his eye-brows.  Frankly, Iran probably already has the capability to launch a nuclear strike against Israel -- and all this Netanyahu nonsense does is help to make people (especially gullible Americans and bile-filled U.S. Jews) ready for a massive Middle Eastern Conflagration which will, we fear, see the deaths in combat of many more American troops than Israel itself has in its own army. DO NOT, under any circumstances, buy into this crap! If there is a problem, it is between Israel and its phantom notion of Iran's plans. Whether fictional or real, let it all stay in the Middle East -- particularly between Israel and Iran. Finally, who is to say that Iran will not use whatever nuclear capability is possesses for peaceful purposes? Do powerful Jews now possess prescient foresight? Remember that Jews always must have (or create) a persecutor, an enemy which must be vanquished using the blood of others, in order for the Jewish guilt-myth of eternal suffering -- and hence eternal preferential treatment, down the line -- to be perpetuated. Isn't it just gross? Really gross? --

By Andrea Mitchell, NBC News

NEW YORK -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded that a “clear red line” be set to stop Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon, telling the U.N. General Assembly that with a nuclear Iran, no one in the world would be safe.

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In a speech at the U.N. Thursday, Netanyahu said that Iran will have enough enriched uranium to build a bomb by next summer. He said his "red line" to stop Iran from gaining nuclear weapons is to stop it from accumulating that uranium -- because it would impossible to know when Iran has achieved the next step: building a detonator to fire a weapon.
At the U.N. podium, the Israeli prime minister showed a cartoon-like picture of a child's version of a bomb -- and drew a red line to illustrate his ultimatum.

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He said that he and Israel appreciated President Barack Obama's statement that the U.S. also would not let Iran get a bomb -- and that he is confident that together the U.S. and Israel can chart a path together.
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But he was very tough on Iran, reciting a litany of terrorism by Iranian proxies around the world and saying that given Iran's aggression without nuclear weapons, if it got nuclear weapons, who'd be safe anywhere?

Richard Drew / AP

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel shows an illustration as he describes his concerns over Iran's nuclear ambitions during his address to the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012.

In his speech, he also compared a nuclear-armed Iran with a nuclear-armed al-Qaida -- and said the only way to prevent war is to draw that red line against Iran accumulating enough enriched uranium to create a bomb.
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An August report by U.N. inspectors said Iran has stockpiled 91.4 kg (about 200 lbs.) of the 20 percent material.
According to the U.N. nuclear watchdog, around 25 kg (about 55 lbs.) of uranium enriched to a 90 percent purity level would be needed for a single nuclear weapon.
Israel, believed to have the Middle East's only atomic arsenal, sees a nuclear-armed Iran as a threat to its existence and has expressed frustration over the failure of diplomacy and sanctions to rein in Tehran's nuclear activity. Iran says it is enriching uranium only for peaceful energy purposes, not for nuclear bombs.
Obama warned Iran on Tuesday in his speech to the General Assembly that he would do what it takes to prevent Tehran from getting nuclear arms and that "time is not unlimited" for diplomacy to resolve the issue.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said this week he did not take seriously the threat that Israel could launch a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities.

-- for NSP News, Karl Wolff III.

"meine Ehre heisst Treue!"



Print this page and use the section below to let your toddler or kindergarten child practice drawing red lines in an oval face with a large nose.  There's a lot of room, so perhaps use the rest of the page to  help your toddler draw a map of the State of Israel and the State of New Jersey, while asking him or her to recite those famous lines from "Robin Hood, Men in Tights" from the scene between the "Godfather" and "The Sheriff of Nottingham":

Godfather: "But relations between our two families have not been good lately. When did you last invite me over for coffee and cake, or a 'genoulle'."

Sheriff: "Families? What families, Godfather?"

Godfather: "I mean England and New Joisey!"

One could simply substitute "Haifa" and "Paramus," and then try to superimpose the two maps. You'll be shocked!






















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