Now that the United States and Israel national elections have installed new regimes, and now that the economic crisis has accomplished many of the cryptocracy's goals, the time has come to emphasize again the need to humble Iran.
The world's population hates war. Not so the cryptocracy. The cryptocracy has a definite agenda for world domination. Such a goal of necessity entails war, and lots of them, to subdue obstacles and potential obstacles. The cryptocracy is thus continually faced with how to maneuver humankind into supporting something they viscerally hate -- war.
There is no fundamental difference between the governments serving the cryptocracy on the need to make sure Iran has no power in the middle east and in the world. The differences are over how to go about convincing the public. This is purpose of the WSJ article -- to begin a discussion on these differences.
It might seem strange that a teeny-tiny country like Israel can receive such great attention from the world's most powerful country and its media. But, the truth is that the cryptocracy's favorite country is Israel. The cryptocracy will undertake any and all measures to ensure that Israel is not threatened.
And so, be prepared for the 'public' discussion on how to get Iran that will occur over the next period of time. The thing to watch is whether Israel will lose patience and take unilateral action, as they have often done in the past.
There is one fly in the ointment for Israel's intention to have the United States carry the campaign against Iran. The deteriorating situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan will make the United States much less willing to take on any new military initiative.
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