Op-ed:
When
Push Comes to Inevitable Shove
By:
Diane Sori and Craig Andresen / Right Side Patriots on
American Political Radio
The British came and now the Israeli’s are coming, and they are
coming after Rudy Giuliani hand delivered a personal letter from President Trump to
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
And there is more to this than first meets the eye as key
Israeli leaders and politicians will be descending upon Washington D.C. to forge new ties with the
(thankfully) Trump administration, and doing so in the short span of the next few
weeks and months.
The first to meet with President Trump and his administration will be
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was personally invited by Trump to visit
the White House during their phone call after Trump won the election. And while
a definitive date has not yet been finalized, Netanyahu is expected to fly into
Washington the first week of February to meet not only with President Trump, but
also with Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and
numerous Congressional leaders.
And other important Israeli leaders are expected to be in Washington
D.C. within the next few weeks including Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman and Public
Security Minister Gilad Erdan. And a member of the entourage of those coming
said,
“A lot of politicians are
interested in getting to Washington to start coordinating with their new
American counterparts.”
Also, most likely coming to Washington within a month or so
is Israeli President Reuven Rivlin as well as opposition leader and Labor Party
Chairman Isaac Herzog, and in a highly unexpected move both are rumored to be attending
AIPAC’s Annual Policy Conference scheduled for the end of March.
And know that Israel’s top leaders coming to D.C. to meet with President Trump
in so timely a manner is not a mere social call but a ‘summit of sorts.’ And
while we can only proceed at this point as per the above stated
facts and by speculation, know it is educated speculation based upon past events, the personalities
involved, and by tangible past actions taken.
So even while at this point not all the pieces of the puzzle are on the table, enough of
them have been scattered about to begin piecing together the bigger picture.
Now let’s begin with piece one...Israeli Ambassador to the
U.S. Ron Dermer. Ambassador Dermer is a personal friend of Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kurschner and was set to return to Israel had Hillary Clinton won the election. Now not only is
he staying on in his role as Israel's ambassador to the U.S., but Dermer's term has been
extended indefinitely by Benjamin Netanyahu himself...and note the term 'indefinitely'...to
which Dermer's response was that he is
"looking forward to working with President Trump."
Also note that for any head of state to extend an ambassadorship indefinitely is
a highly unusual move signaling that Netanyahu will use this very man who has personal
ties to the president and who is highly respected by Congressional leaders, to push forward with his goal of re-forging the close ties between the U.S. and
Israel...ties broken with malice by one Barack HUSSEIN Obama.
Puzzle piece number two involves Israeli Defense Minister
Avigdor Lieberman, and know that even if he is publicly saying that he will
just attend AIPAC, simple logic dictates that he, in his Defense Minister position, will at least meet behind closed doors with President Trump and other
Congressional leaders. And why do we surmise this...because recently the U.S. conducted
joint testing with Israel of their David’s Sling Weapons System...an anti-ballistic missile defense system...and did so in conjunction with the Israel Missile Defense Organization (IMDO) of the
Directorate of Defense Research and Development (DDR&D)...both of which fall under Lieberman's responsibilities...and with the U.S.
Missile Defense Agency (MDA). We should also expect that Lieberman will meet with key
Trump cabinet members, most assuredly with one of them being General James ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis, our new
Secretary of Defense.
More on Lieberman in a moment.
As for Israeli President Reuvin Rivlin and Public Security
Minister Gilad Erdan who are both coming here as well, and with not knowing at this point if they will meet
with either President Trump, members of Congress, or with anyone from the Department of State, we suspect
their role in this 'summit of sorts' will be to lay groundwork of the sort that makes sure that
both potential diplomatic and Congressional actions on our part are on the same page as we move forward in reestablishing the Obama broken ties between our two countries.
Puzzle piece number three involves Isaac Herzog, former
rival to Benjamin Netanyahu who now as Labor Party Chairman and part of Israel’s
Knesset, is a man who mostly identifies with Netanyhu’s positions and policies,
and who might very well be coming to show how Israel’s government is cohesive enough
even with party differences to work together for the common good...basically to
assure our government that there is enough unity within the Israeli government to
override any pro-Arab (Palestinian) factions who might be trying to disrupt
Netanyahu’s and Trump’s shared agenda.
And yet another piece of the puzzle involves Russia and most
especially Vladimir Putin.
Now to understand how this puzzle piece fits in you
need to know that Russia and Israel have already formed an alliance of sorts.
How so...let’s first start with words from Putin himself,
“Russia and Israel have developed a special relationship primarily
because 1.5 million Israeli citizens come from the former Soviet Union, they
speak the Russian language, are the bearers of Russian culture, Russian
mentality. They maintain relations with their relatives and friends in Russia,
and this make the interstate relations very special.” Translation: the
Russian Empire rebuilding that Putin so desperately wants...a rebuilding totally different than a rebuilding of the old Soviet Union...has already knocked on Israel’s door and has been
welcomed in to some degree thanks to Obama’s stabbing of Israel in the back, and his doing so on
more than one occasion.
Second, Russia and Israel have already forged closer ties out of
economic necessity, especially while Russia continues to be held down by U.N. and
U.S. sanctions, and cannot freely purchase oil on the international market. And
with their economy hurting and with their energy needs not being met, Russia by
circumstances has been forced to buy oil from the rogue nation Iran...forced to do so to a
tune of a $20 billion oil deal that allows them to buy 500,000
barrels of oil a day...which is a major economic burden as both global oil prices and
the Russian ruble continue to fall on the international market...something Russia’s
economy can ill-afford.
But at the same time know that Russia also has an alliance with
Iran in the guise of their selling Iran military equipment and weapons.
Obviously, Russia has conflicting alliances in their buying
Iranian oil and selling weapons to Iran while at the same time building a
strengthening economic alliance with Israel. So the question becomes, on whose side will Russia
stand when push comes to the inevitable shove? To answer this we must now put all the
pieces of this very complicated puzzle together.
With Russia needing to modernize its economy post-haste another
piece of the puzzle falls into place. And what better way to do so than to continue forging economic ties with Israel...the Middle East’s most
economically successful and stable nation...a nation from which Russia gets much needed funding via economic cooperation and a nation who
is also now aiding Russia with military know-how. Furthermore, Russia and Israel
have important and expanding trade relations, tourism, and medical
ties...medical ties that allow Russians to go to Israel for medical treatment
and for teams of Israeli doctors to go to Russia to share their expertise, knowledge, and
advice.
So now we know that Russia is basically in a catch
twenty-two situation allegiance wise with only time telling on whose side they eventually will align
with. But history shows that when a nation’s economy collapses the leader at
the time of the collapse will be ousted from power one way or another, meaning
that only regional stability will allow economies to flourish and grow. And Putin knows that Israel equals stability while Iran is
and always will be a destabilizing force within the region as long as the mullahs
hold the reins of power.
Remember when we told you that we would get back to Israeli
Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman who is coming to the U.S. as part of the ‘summit
of sorts’...know as simple fact this in and of itself makes Lieberman an even more important piece to the
puzzle as Lieberman grew up in the former Soviet Union and immigrated to Israel
when he was 20-years old. And Lieberman, like Putin, has no use for islamists, and
with Liberman’s core political base consisting of roughly the one million Israeli’s
who immigrated from the former Soviet Union to Israel in the 1990’s, this makes him a most powerful man to align with.
Lieberman is therefore a natural tie between Putin’s Russia and
Israel. Putin has no such tie with Iran.
And remember that both Putin and Netanyahu were estranged from the U.S. by the Obama administration
but that situation has now reversed itself as Donald Trump is looking to forge
a new relationship with Russia as well as to reinvigorate our natural bond with Israel,
both of which work in Putin’s and Russia’s favor. This makes us believe that
when the push becomes the inevitable shove that Putin, like Trump, will stand with Israel.
Now that we have given you the pieces of the puzzle let’s
start assembling said pieces.
Piece one, the Israeli’s coming to D.C. must be placed at the
center of the puzzle for the simple fact is that Israel is the center of all the events
that we believe will unfold. Everything revolves around Israel's and Putin’s
reaction to Israel’s doing what both we and he knows must be done...as in a
pre-emptive strike against the sum of the nuclear facilities of those wishing to kill us all...that is when Israel’s hands
courtesy of Donald Trump are finally untied. This pre-emptive strike no longer is an ‘if’
but is a ‘when’...we know it, Israel knows it, and Vladimir Putin knows it as well.
“...We will seek
friendship and goodwill with the nations of the world, but we do so with the
understanding that it is the right of all nations to put their own interests
first. We do not seek to impose our way of life on anyone, but rather to let it
shine as an example. We will shine for everyone to follow. We will reinforce
old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilized world against radical
Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the
earth...”
So said President Donald Trump in his inaugural speech, and
herein lies the crux of all the puzzle pieces coming together. How so...with Israel’s leaders soon coming to Washington, and with Vladimir Putin vacillating in his allegiances between Israel and Iran, we believe certain key
factors will tip him in Israel’s direction...prime of which can be seen in Trump’s
inaugural words for Donald Trump basically said that the U.S. will accept
another nation’s sovereignty even if it means non-involvement in the inner
workings of said nation.
And while we expect sooner rather than later that Israel must take
steps to neutralize the nuclear proliferation deal put in place by Obama, with
military assistance from the U.S., Putin’s Russia will most likely not involve
itself militarily nor will they take steps to prevent it. And why...because with
a victory by Israel in this regard comes both regional and economic stability
in the Middle East thus benefiting Russia more in the long run than their
existing oil buying and military selling deals with Iran. This is because the oil
contract with Iran runs out in two more years at which time Iran would then
have the upper hand and nuclear weapons, neither of which Putin will allow.
And with us now having a president who understands that Iran must
never be in possession of any nuclear weapons, we find ourselves actually on the
same page with Russia, meaning the central puzzle piece that is Israel becomes
the very key to those nuclear weapons never being had. Stopping Iran’s nuclear
ambitions in their tracks can now only be accomplished by Israel doing a
pre-emptive strike...a strike which also would end what has been shaping up as
a nuclear arms race in the entirety of the Middle East.
We know that Saudi Arabia has been negotiating with Pakistan
to buy nuclear weapons which in turn would lead to Kuwait, the UAE, and possibly
Bahrain, seeking their own nuclear stockpiles, thus creating a situation that
would completely destabilize the Middle East both economically and
diplomatically to a point from which it can never pull back.
So, now that we’ve basically assembled the puzzle pieces we
know of and combined them with educated conjecture and an unfolding timeline of
visits by key Israeli leaders and phone calls to someone quite unexpected, as
in Vladimir Putin, do you think this is still a social call or a congratulatory
ensemble or is it a ‘summit of sorts’ in the making? We believe it is even more
than a simple summit...it is the laying of groundwork for the prevention of
World War III. Only time will tell if we are right or if we are wrong, but time
is the one thing that neither we, Israel, Russia, or the world have.
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