November 13, 2006Nothing to See HereIranian President Ahmadinejad:
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert:
Asked whether his country was considering a preemptive strike targeting Tehran's nuclear facilities, Olmert answered: "I hope we don't have to reach that stage." But the Israel leader said his first choice is a negotiated resolution. "Every compromise that will stop Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities, which will be acceptable to President Bush, would be acceptable to me." Ahmadinejad isn't bluffing. When he pulls the trigger, some will say "I told you so," and some will say "we didn't think he was serious." Unfortunately, there are too many of the latter in power around the world. Olmert and Israel are in no position to bluff. Expect this to flare up in the spring during another Israel / Lebanon / Hezbollah flare up. Iran Posted by AlexC at November 13, 2006 11:45 AM |
I don't think they'll admit "we didn't think he was serious." Instead I expect it will be Bush's fault, even if he's left office. "The Iranians would not have felt such an action was necessary if the Chimpmeister hadn't invaded their neighbor for no good reason." Yeah.
Posted by: johngalt at November 13, 2006 2:52 PM | What do you think? [1]