Report fom Axios comes as US sends a new proposal to Iran through Pakistani mediators.
ed note–as always, an entire mountain range of important info that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, it can be dismissed out of turn that this is some ‘drummed up’ piece of ‘fake news’. Doubtless (and by that what we mean is that as sure as water is wet) there have been many, MANY ‘difficult’ and ‘tense’ conversations between POTUS DJT and the terrorist Jew Netanyahu, given the fact that, as much unreported and undiscussed as it is, nevertheless, the 2 men despise each other as much as did the fictional characters ‘Michael Corleone’ and ‘Hyman Roth’.
And anyone who doubts that this is the case and who swallows whole hog all of the 1 millimeter-deep analysis found in extra-large portions all over the blabbo-sphere claiming that Trump and Netanyahu are the ‘bestest of BFFs’, we recommend getting (and reading) a copy of the book ‘Trump’s Peace’ by Israeli journalist Barak Ravid whose Axios report features as the ‘meat and potatoes’ of the news story below.
Now, the reason that all of this is important is as follows–
Despite what prevails as the ‘conventional wisdom’ these days, POTUS DJT is NOT working ‘hand-in-hand’ with the terrorist Jew Netanyahu in trying to get WWIII started. The only reason he has ‘cooperated’ with Beelze-Bibi up to this point is because Netanyahu is holding something over the head of the POTUS so apocalyptically terrible (and no, we don’t mean Epstein) that Trump is basically in an ‘or else’/’do or die’ situation where his ability to maneuver is as limited as someone who has a gun to his head…
…and in this case, that ‘gun’ is more than likely the threatened incineration of the entire planet by all those nukes that the terrorist Jews smuggled into every world capital DECADES ago…
If indeed POTUS DJT were working ‘hand in hand’ with Netanyahu (as goes so much of the ‘conventional’ wisdom these days) the utter destruction of Iran (as well as the rest of the Middle East) would at this very moment be as much a fait accompli as the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the fact that they are not yet indicates that there is something more to all of this than the simple, one-size-fits-all narrative that Trump is ‘in league’ with Netanyahu to set the entire planet on fire.
The question then, at least for those who pay close attention to such ‘trivial’ matters as WWIII/Armageddon, is WHY there is not MORE common sense-based ‘analysis’ prevailing out there in the blabbo-sphere, rather than the tidal wave of emotionally-driven/one-millimeter deep discussions about how DJT is ‘in league’ with Beelze-Bibi and is all-too ready/all-too willing/all-too able to assist the Jews in incinerating the entire planet as they are religiously-commanded to do?
And the simple answer is as follows–
For the same reason that in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, those (very few in number) voices willing to have a rational conversation about what actually took place that day found themselves shouting against a wall of noise pollution generated by hundreds of millions of ‘experts’ with an ‘appetite’ for one millimeter deep/emotionally driven analysis and who imagined themselves smarter than they really were every time they opened their mouths and opined about ‘Islam’ and ‘terrorism’.
In other words, fellow war-weary Gentiles, the Jews gave the world exactly what it wanted at that highly-emotional time, which was the ‘Arabs did it’ narrative, just as the Jews have now given the world exactly what it wants at this highly-emotional time, which is the narrative that Donald Trump is ‘in league’ with Netanyahu, the anti-Christ, and is out to start WWIII/Armageddon.
As we like to remind the readers of this website on a regular basis, of the many, MANY uncomplimentary things that can be said about them, the ‘Children of Israel’, the one thing that cannot be said about them is that they are stupid, because they most certainly ARE NOT.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump had a ‘difficult’ conversation on Tuesday about ceasefire talks, Axios reported on Wednesday.
Trump reportedly called Netanyahu on Tuesday to inform him that mediators were working on a ‘letter of intent’ to end the war and launch a month-long period of negotiations, which would include matters such as Iran’s nuclear program and opening the Strait of Hormuz.
Two Israeli sources stated that the two leaders were in clear disagreement about how to deal with Iran moving forward.
One US source briefed on the call told Axios that ‘Bibi’s hair was on fire after the call.’
It is worth noting that Netanyahu has reportedly been worried during previous phases of negotiations. ‘Bibi is always concerned,’ one source told Axios.
The Axios report came as the US sent a new proposal to Iran through Pakistani mediators. Sources close to Iran’s negotiating team told the Iranian semi-official news agency Tasnim that Tehran’s mediators were reviewing the document but that nothing had been finalized yet.
Also on Wednesday, Trump told reporters that Iran and the US are ‘right on the borderline,’ between restarting the war and making a deal.
‘If we don’t get the right answer, it could happen very quickly. We have not got the right answer. It will have to be 100% good answers’, Trump said, adding that he would give a ‘few days’ for talks.
The report also mentioned that Qatar and Pakistan had drafted a revised peace memo to bridge the gaps between the US and Iran. Tehran said on Wednesday that talks were ongoing and that Pakistan’s interior minister is in Tehran for his second visit in a week to help bridge the gaps.
According to an Arab official who spoke to Axios, the goal of the letter of intent is to try to get Iran to provide more tangible benchmarks from Iran regarding its nuclear program and clearer information from the US on how frozen Iranian funds will be released.
‘As stated previously, Qatar has been and continues to support the Pakistan-led mediation efforts. We have been consistently advocating for de-escalation for the sake of the region and its people,’ a Qatari diplomat told Axios.
Trump says Netanyahu ‘will do whatever I want him to do’
This comes after Trump said that Netanyahu ‘will do whatever I want him to do’ regarding Iran, but noted that the two have a ‘good relationship’.
‘We’d have to open the Strait; that would open immediately. We’re gonna give this one shot. I’m in no hurry,’ he added, referencing negotiations.
A source with knowledge of the matter told The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday that there has been progress in talks with the Iranians on a ‘memorandum of understanding and principles’ that would lay the groundwork for negotiations.
The sources noted that there are still gaps, and no agreement has been reached yet.