President Obama has just received a notice co-written by multiple military and intelligence insiders warning him that an Iran War resulting from an Israeli strike on Iran nuclear targets is about to break out as early as this month unless he takes quick action to stop it.
The last time that a group of intelligence professionals warned a sitting president about the potential for war was in February of 2003, when George Bush Jr. was warned that he was surrounded by, "advisers clearly bent on a war for which we see no compelling cause."
Needless to say, the warning was concerning the country of Iraq, and we know that the Iraq War was not avoided.
Have we learned nothing from history?
Does the President have the desire to avoid additional bloodshed, or will he let the nation be blindly led to another war depending on questionable pretenses that benefits the couple of at the expense in the numerous?
With both the economy and also the President's approval rating sinking precipitously, war may prove to be an all-too-convenient distraction towards the economic troubles at property, especially if blame can be passed to Israel.
Will the President view an Israeli-induced conflict as an opportune event to grandstand and aggrandize against the war, so that you can boost his approval ratings and take the primary focus of Americans off the economy?
Do we seriously would like to trade higher Presidential approval ratings for our young men and women coming house in caskets?
This warning must not be taken lightly. The scenario is gravely serious, and also the individuals issuing the warning are of the highest of integrity and come from deep within the military and intelligence establishment. Some from the sources sounding the alarm include:
Ray McGovern, US Army Intelligence Officer, Directorate of Intelligence, CIA (30 years)
W. Patrick Lang, Col., USA, Unique Forces (ret.); Defense Intelligence Officer for Middle East/South Asia, Director of HUMINT Collection, Defense Intelligence Agency (30 years)
Phil Giraldi, Directorate of Operations, CIA (20 years)
Ann Wright, Col., US Army Reserve (ret.), (29 years); Foreign Service Officer, Department of State (16 years)
Hundreds of thousands, if not, millions of lives hang within the balance. Will the President heed the warning, or will he succumb to what President Eisenhower described in his farewell address as the "military-industrial complex?"
The warning is real.
The option is clear.
The President will choose. May perhaps he decide on wisely. (ArticlesBase SC #3148231)
The last time that a group of intelligence professionals warned a sitting president about the potential for war was in February of 2003, when George Bush Jr. was warned that he was surrounded by, "advisers clearly bent on a war for which we see no compelling cause."
Needless to say, the warning was concerning the country of Iraq, and we know that the Iraq War was not avoided.
Have we learned nothing from history?
Does the President have the desire to avoid additional bloodshed, or will he let the nation be blindly led to another war depending on questionable pretenses that benefits the couple of at the expense in the numerous?
With both the economy and also the President's approval rating sinking precipitously, war may prove to be an all-too-convenient distraction towards the economic troubles at property, especially if blame can be passed to Israel.
Will the President view an Israeli-induced conflict as an opportune event to grandstand and aggrandize against the war, so that you can boost his approval ratings and take the primary focus of Americans off the economy?
Do we seriously would like to trade higher Presidential approval ratings for our young men and women coming house in caskets?
This warning must not be taken lightly. The scenario is gravely serious, and also the individuals issuing the warning are of the highest of integrity and come from deep within the military and intelligence establishment. Some from the sources sounding the alarm include:
Ray McGovern, US Army Intelligence Officer, Directorate of Intelligence, CIA (30 years)
W. Patrick Lang, Col., USA, Unique Forces (ret.); Defense Intelligence Officer for Middle East/South Asia, Director of HUMINT Collection, Defense Intelligence Agency (30 years)
Phil Giraldi, Directorate of Operations, CIA (20 years)
Ann Wright, Col., US Army Reserve (ret.), (29 years); Foreign Service Officer, Department of State (16 years)
Hundreds of thousands, if not, millions of lives hang within the balance. Will the President heed the warning, or will he succumb to what President Eisenhower described in his farewell address as the "military-industrial complex?"
The warning is real.
The option is clear.
The President will choose. May perhaps he decide on wisely. (ArticlesBase SC #3148231)
