© Iranian Parliament Islamic Consultative Assembly News Agency/AFP/KJN
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Iranian Parliament
We can all thank God for the fact that the AngloZionists did not launch a war on the DPRK, that no Ukronazi attack on the Donbass took place during the World Cup in Russia and that the leaders of the Empire have apparently given up on their plans to launch a
reconquista of Syria.
However, each of these retreats from their hysterical rhetoric has only made the Neocons more frustrated and determined to show the planet that they are still The Hegemon who cannot be disobeyed with impunity. As I wrote after the failed US cruise missile strike on Syria this spring, "
each click brings us closer to the bang". In the
immortal words of Michael Ledeen, "
Every ten years or so, the United States needs to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall, just to show the world we mean business". The obvious problem is that there are no "small crappy little countries" left out there, and that
those who are currently the object of the Empire's ire are neither small nor crappy.
Having now shown several times that for all its hysterical barking the Empire has to back down when the opponent does not cower away in fear, the Empire is now in desperate need to prove its "uniqueness" and (racial?) superiority. The obvious target of the AngloZionist wrath is Iran. In fact, Iran has been in the cross-hairs of the Empire ever since the people of Iran dared to show the AngloZionists to the door and, even worse, succeed in creating their own, national and Islamic democracy. To punish Iran, the US, the USSR, France and all the other "democratic" countries unleashed their puppet (Saddam Hussein) and gave him full military support, and yet the Iranians still prevailed, albeit at a terrible cost.
That Iranian ability to prevail in the most terrible circumstances is also the most likely explanation for why there has not been an overt attack on Iran for the past four decades (there have, of course, there has been plenty of covert attacks during all these years).
I won't list all the recent AngloZionist threats against Iran - we all know about them. The bottom line is this: the US, Israel and the KSA are, yet again, working hand in hand to set the stage for a major war under what we could call the "
Skripal-case rules of evidence" aka "
highly likely". And yet, in spite of all this saber-rattling,
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has summed up Iran's stance in the following words "there will be no war and no negotiations".
First, let's first look at Iranian rationale for "no negotiations"
Comment: Certainly, in the volatile milieu of today's confusion of facts and perceptions often initiated and reinforced by MSM, caution and restraint are justified. Juries, especially in high profile cases, deserve protection.