Iraq warned in advance of the attack, President to de-escalate

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The Iranian missile attack last night was against the Iraqi and Kurdistan bases where U.S. troops are housed, but not against U.S. bases. There was no damage to speak of and no casualties. For that reason, the President will likely announce today that they will not respond militarily (watch below). He will de-escalate.

The Iranian missiles were seen as a face-saving move by the administration. Iranians are lying to their people, even claiming they killed Americans.

Iran alerted Iraq prior to the attack, which is why Mark Esper offered a diplomatic off-ramp in a hastily called press conference yesterday afternoon.

THE WARNING CAME 80 MINUTES BEFORE

ZARIF DOESN’T WANT US TO BOMB THEM

Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif who hoped to enter the U.S. and spread his propaganda to the U.N. was denied a visa by the United States government. Therefore, he’s spreading his propaganda via comments on Twitter about “starving” Iranians and “cowardly assassinations.”

On the 6th he wrote, “What the US has accomplished in its terrorist assassination of anti-ISIS heroes is to unleash global anti-US fury and a worldwide rancor—on a scale not seen in recent memory. End of malign U.S. presence in West Asia has begun.”

Why would we want this man in the United States?

After the massive bombing in Iraq last night, he wrote that Iran has “concluded proportionate measures” and “we do not seek escalation or war.”

In other words, we got our revenge, now please don’t bomb us into oblivion. This is a solid win by the United States.

THE AYATOLLAH WON’T TOLERATE OUR PRESENCE

The Ayatollah tweeted he “slapped” the U.S. in its face.

In additional tweets, he made it clear that Iran was pleased to see the Iraqi Parliament vote to oust Americans, adding Iran will not accept a U.S. presence.

Then he added in a series of tweets that the “corruptive presence of the US must be stopped.” He also repeated his prior comments.

WATCH THE LIVESTREAM OF THE PRESIDENT’S COMMENTS HERE


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John Acord
John Acord
5 years ago

If the deliberate murder of 180 civilians and the launch of the missiles are not sufficient provocations to take out the Ayatollahs and their nuclear and ballistic missile sites I do not know what else is required. I defer to our great President who deferred action after numerous provocations until Solomeni and his lieutenants in terror were lulled into exposing themselves. One thing we can be certain is that Iran will provide further cause to destroy them. They can’t resist. They are not sane. They are zealots inspired by their Devil religion into committing the most unspeakable attacks. I hope this deferral of decisive action is simply to build up time and find an opportunity to completely annihilate the mad mullahs.

Greg
Greg
5 years ago

It’s quite hilarious that Iran, along with some US media, are promoting the “theory” that Soleimani was fighting successfully against ISIS. All during his time ISIS was expanding with more and more territory. It wasn’t UNTIL Trump found the military leader who would get the job done quickly that the situation began to change. Soleimani should be considered a worthless military strategist by his ineffective pursuit of ISIS.

Greg
Greg
5 years ago

The Ukrainian airliner crash video looks rather suspicious. The video does show the aircraft on fire throughout. The flight data showed the speed leveling off and the aircraft climbing. THEN, no more data was received. The video shows small lights going past the aircraft and when the camera moves to the other side of the tree line, there is another light heading towards the aircraft. It is at this point the video shows a greater explosion. It would take some real expertise to determine what the video tells us.

Initially the reports were a mechanical failure had occurred. How likely is that with a three and a half year old aircraft. The refusal of Iran to hand over the flight data recorder breeds even more suspicions. Also, there were reports that the Iranian Air Force were in the air at the time.

https://cdn.theyeshivaworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/WhatsApp-Video-2020-01-07-at-11.03.16-PM.mp4?_=1

https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1214757061650722821