For he past two weeks protesters across the Middle East are trying to attack US embassies while screaming Death to America!
The drumbeat of war between Israel and Iran is getting louder and louder:
Iran could launch a pre-emptive strike if Israel prepares to attack it, a senior Revolutionary Guards commander told broadcaster Al-Alam on Sunday, a day after his boss warned that conflict was inevitable, the AFP news agency reports.Many of the world's leaders are gathering in New York this week for the opening of the UN. One, Israel's Binyamin Netanyahu asked for a meeting, but President Barack Obama has no plans to meet privately Netanyahu with or any of the other leaders, you see they can't vote.
Should Israel and Iran engage militarily, "nothing is predictable... and it will turn into World War III," Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh told Iran's Arabic-language television network.
Hajizadeh, who is in charge of Revolutionary Guards missile systems, said: "In circumstances in which they (the Israelis) have prepared everything for an attack, it is possible that we will make a pre-emptive attack. But we do not see this at the moment."
He added that Iran would deem any Israeli strike to be conducted with US authorization, so "whether the Zionist regime attacks with or without US knowledge, then we will definitely attack US bases in Bahrain, Qatar and Afghanistan."
He warned that Israel "cannot imagine our response -- and it will sustain heavy damage and that will be a prelude to its obliteration."
Despite a long list of simmering global crises, Obama will forgo traditional private meetings with foreign leaders to attempt some personal diplomacy Obama will squeeze his U.N. visit into just 24 hours so he can return to campaigning.
The last four presidents who attended the UNGA while campaigning for re-election were President George W. Bush in 2004, President Clinton in 1996, President George H.W. Bush in 1992 and President Reagan in 1984.No time for Bibi or any of the other world leaders but he will make time for Whoopi Goldberg, He he will appear on The View.
Of the four, only President George H.W. Bush met with no foreign leader. (Media outlets at the time attributed the decision to campaign concerns that Bush would be criticized for caring more about foreign issues than domestic ones.)
Watch the video below as former Press Secretary Robert Gibbs clumsily attempts to rationalize Obama's actions.
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