Posting for GeorgeEaton in response to reader T.

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Your comment's make sense and I agree with many of them. It is possible the drone attacks in Saudi Arabia was a false flag to start a war with Iran, but we can only speculate at this point.

You brought up the point that in high tech defense systems there is a backdoor code that can be used to prevent the system from working. Theoretically you could be right, but we don't know if that was the case with these low tech attacks against the refinery in Saudi Arabia. It is possible the low flying drones and missiles could have penetrated any defense systems they had. As far as Syria is concerned with their defense against Israeli missiles and bombing runs, each situation is unique and it is possible the Israelis can get around some defenses in different ways. But to conclude that Russia gave the codes to Israel would say that Russia has betrayed the Syrian government and is responsible for hundreds of lives being lost of Syrians and Hezbollah proxy forces. I have no idea what the case may be, but it is obvious that Russia has "allowed" Israel to continuously attack Syrian targets on a regular basis the past 3 years that they have been involved inside Syria.

You're right about the general public assuming that Iran doesn't have nuclear weapons. But my research revealed that Iran has at least 12 nuclear weapons that they have acquired through the years. And, it is possible they have made their own nuclear bombs as well. Some researches have concluded that Iran may have as many as 60 nuclear bombs from various sources.

As to your statement about "This idea of teaching Iran a lesson...is madness." I agree with you 100%. Any statements I make on the issue reveals the common opinion of the pro-war people against Iran. But, that is not my opinion. I am only stating what others believe and that they feel it justifies attacking Iran. I state their opinion and mindset, which reveals their own justification for war. But the truth is, the entire situation in the Middle East is so messed up that it would take a truck load of books to describe it and then try to offer solutions. I am not offering a solution, I am only reporting on what is going on and where it might go next. As far as Trump not being that dumb, you're right, he is not that dumb. But other factors are involved that make up a decision. We hope any president will not make an ill advised decision. But we don't know all the facts so it is nearly impossible to know if a decision is wise, expedient or justified. We are only told bits and pieces of information that justifies their decisions after the fact. What I am very concerned about is the push by Israel and the globalists to go to war with Iran. It appears to be a long term agenda to eliminate all future enemies of Israel so they can defend themselves and possibly expand their territories. Trump is pro-Israel, his cabinet is pro-Israel, the US Congress is pro-Israel, the military industrial complex is pro-Israel - so when you add it all up it is a foregone conclusion there will be justifications made to go to war against Iran, whether Iran wants the war or not.

As far as your statement: "It's not a few Iranian terrorist sleeper cells in the US you need to worry about, it's that a very tiny Israel could be totally destroyed beyond recovery in mere minutes if Iranian nukes come out of hiding." I worry about any and all threats against America, against innocent people and Israel being nuked. Major cities in Europe could be nuked, US cities could be nuked, we could be hit with germ warfare, or have our electric grid attacked, bridges blown up, buildings bombed, terrorists attacks with cars and trucks, and random stabbings in crowded areas or suicide bombers across the US. We could also face nukes being snuck in across our borders, or brought secretly on shore at night and delivered into cities. We could be attacked with short range missiles from fishing boats or freighters controlled by enemy nations or terrorists. We no longer have to be concerned with just intercontinental nuclear missiles - attacks can come by many venues that are not that difficult to accomplish. Then you state that "Trump knows all this". For some reason that does not seem reassuring. We would hope Trump and his team "knows all this", but will they act accordingly? Our actions in he Middle East is making more enemies on a daily basis, and yet the government keeps making those actions. It begs the question why? Under Trump the situation in the Middle East has stayed in a state of limbo. Trump has neither followed the long term agenda for the puppet masters, nor has he lessened the possibility of war. It is this indecisive, enigmatic course that is puzzling all sides of the issue. If Trump continues this course I fear that the decisions will be made for him through other covert actions. This is where false flags could arise that set up the next course of actions, or the conspirators could use a global financial collapse to achieve their goals and change the rules of the game.

George Eaton