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Red lines, shmed lines– U.S. must buy Israel’s compliance with Iran deal

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Give an inch, they take a mile (and miles), just like the land grabs. That huge bluster and outrage about making a deal with Iran was simply an act and an opportunity to get even more from Sugar Daddy. Much ado about nothing as usual.

Obama is practicing the art of the possible. And who sets the lines of what is possible in American politics? We the people, all of us.

Something that is clearly not possible: persuading Israel to give up its nukes.

The worst news here is that Netanyahu scores points before his right wing electorate by extracting major additions to his arsenal, continuously upping the blatancy with which he pushes around the US government, demanding groveling in order to show off his power before the right wing mob.

US Jews need to push to constrain Israel in this regard, because Netanyahu won’t ever show constraint, and the end result could be catastrophic.

What is possible is removing Netanyahu’s hands from the button that controls Israel’s nukes. One or two votes in the Knesset is all that would take.

“The United States and Israel have begun preliminary, unofficial contacts regarding special American military aid for Israel due to developments in the Middle East. ”

So , Obama is not convinced the deal would protect Israel. Why else would they have to buy Israeli objections by giving them more arms.Will these arms prevent Iran from wiping Israel off the map.

Where are the American voices to condemn this misuse of US taxpayers money and having the zionists screw them royally—again.

The US may well have been pushing for nonproliferation, until they heard Israeli objections, then soon changed their tune. “After four weeks of negotiations, a revised UN treaty on nuclear disarmament has been torpedoed by the United States, leaving the issue of global disarmament dead in the water for the next five years. The US tried to make it look like the revised treaty’s demise was Egypt’s fault, since that country had put in the clause concerning Israeli nukes.
But it is perfectly understandable that Egypt wants a nuclear arms-free zone in the Middle East”.
http://www.juancole.com/2015/05/kneejerk-torpedoes-disarmament.html

This being about the Iran deal is just cover – the Russians sold the Iranians their new AA package, which makes Iran an impossible target for Israel, this is really no big deal, had to have some excuse for making the sale, no one wants that aircraft.