13 December 2006

Hello. I am at home, day, in the same chair, churning out work on the laptop, while trying not to get the flu. The wife is pumping me full of vitamin supplements and homeopathic remedies, which do indeed work. Hey, anybody who listens.....Oil of Oregano! It is incredible, just about kills everything.

The President has been with the military commanders and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He is, without saying so, rejecting the Iraq Surrender Group of his daddy's cronies and Democrat surrender arteriosclerotic fellow travelers. I am happy that he has. The fact is, the Iraqi military will be ready, and they will deal with the insurgency in the coming year. The Iraqi government has reached a deal that will evenly spread oil revenues around the country, taking care of all of the ethnic groups in the country. And stand by, on Monday Israel's Prime Minister Olmert, not on my good list at all, "inadvertantly" blurted out that Israel had nuclear weapons. Everyone knew that they did, but it was supposed to be a "shhhh, don't say it" policy, and had been for decades. Now it's out of the bag. Why?

It's obvious why. Adolf Ahmadinejad of Iran was holding his Holocaust deniers' forum in Teharan, declaring that "the Zionist entity's days were numbered." Considering that IAEA itself declared that Iran is almost at the point of having nukes, and that Israel believes that Iran already does, it was Olmert's throwing out the calling card to the world. Israel will no longer be tethered to whether the USA says go or stop. Israel will defend itself against the ultimate existential threat.

And for those who may read this from the other side (and you know who I am talking to), I will not be discreet. I am glad. The UN and the gutless Europeans have no business telling Israel that it has to be a sacrificial lamb for the Islamists of the world. And the USA was told, in effect, cut out the hypocrisy. We have a right to fight terrorism, just as you do, and we will.

Use nukes? Don't think they have to, unless Iran launches first, or is imminently about to.

It's getting more and more interesting each day.

Tick, tock. Tick, tock. Tick, tock.


--Belisarius II--