“When peace comes, we will perhaps in time be able to forgive the Arabs for killing our sons, but it will be harder for us to forgive them for having forced us to kill their sons. Peace will
come when the Arabs will love their children more than they
hate us.” Former Israel Prime Minister Golda Meir
July 31, 2024, And Every Wednesday
By Linda Case Gibbons, Esq.
Iran becomes furious when one of its terrorists is killed. Not so much when one of their children is killed. They think kids make dandy human shields.
Today, Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh was murdered. Haniyeh is a guy who was in charge of ordering terrorist murders while he remained ensconced in Qatar.
He was in Teheran for the swearing in of new Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, and his death made Iran furious. Again. But Iran was not moved at the murder of children, playing on a soccer field, on Saturday, during an attack in Israel, by Iran-backed Hezbollah.
It's because children don't count. Death to Israel! Death to America! Death to Donald Trump! That's what counts.
Iran as the State Sponsor of Terrorism, loves death more than life, and hates Israel and Trump.
Sort of like U.S. Democrats.
The Biden-Harris Administration cronies in the Secret Service and FBI, like Iran, are not concerned that an attempt was made to kill a presidential candidate on their watch.
And neither is the Why-is-She the Presumptive Democrat Candidate for President Harris.
Because she knows she won't be a target.
Eighteen days after the attempt on Trump’s life, the new acting director of the Secret Service, Ronald Rowe, Jr., was not playing ball while testifying before a Congressional Committee about what happened on July 13.
“What I saw made me ashamed,” said an emotional, yet combative Rowe, regarding the Service’s failure to secure the roof used by the would be assassin, but deflected blame by adding, “We assumed that the state and locals had it.”
Rowe would not disclose the name of the on-site agent in charge, and indicated that the agent had not been fired, insisting he “would not be rushed to judgement,” to fire anyone.
As usual when something of import goes nowhere, he added the perfunctory, “So this never happens again,” as if an assassination of a president happened every day of the week.
The elephant in the room is what no one talks about, anywhere, “How did things get so bad when a set of eyes by the elite Secret Service agents could have changed everything?”
When JFK was assassinated, some people pointed to Lyndon Johnson. Roger Stone even wrote a book about it.
Johnson hated the Kennedys, especially the popular, rich Jack Kennedy, and his brother, former Attorney General Robert.
The Kennedys made the powerful Texas Senate Majority Leader feel inferior, much like the way Donald Trump makes Democrats, especially Joe Biden feel.
Trump pays his own way, and does not need Pay to Play agreements. He’s successful, smart, has worked all his life, and is kind.
Joe is none of these things. That can make some people want to do something about the way they feel.
But that sort of thinking was put to bed by the Warren Commission, who concluded that JFK was assassinated by a lone shooter on a hill.
Didn’t they?
Hold the line, America.
Stay strong, Patriots.