Israeli Ambassador slips up

reply to post by BLV12

I think the main focus is on the wording month, rather than months
and the fact that it is believed that Iran will have enough enriched low grade uanium in 14 months.
There is no way that Israel will wait 12 months and allow Iran to get that close, you know that there will be a report coming out soon saying that they will be closer to creating a bomb in a few months just to get the panic working in the minds of people.

Originally posted by jpvskyfreak


He must have known that camera was on he was looking right at it as you said .... but then in the news round up they back peddled and said another 10-14 months before they could do anything ...

Its also possible that he meant to say, "upcoming months" and dropped the "s" due to English not being his first language.

Reading the literal transcripts the OP posted it is very clear his English is not perfect.

reply to post by Illusionsaregrander


Agreed, also this could be a heads up to the U.S. that Israel will launch this war reguardless with or without the U.S. I just know Obama wants to fix the economy right now and not worry about wars (that eat money up). But I think the U.S. needs to get in that war if Israel needs the help (which they will most likely need help). America will most likely have to launch a full scale war (Iraq and Afgan. are not 100% of Americas military power) on Iran because they are superior to the previous nations in power and politics.
I wonder how Iran feels about the U.S. F-22 raptor, B2 Bomber, and aircraft carriers at this point though.

reply to post by Illusionsaregrander



How about equal analysis of what comes out of the mouths of Iranian leaders? Threatening in couched language how the Zionist regime will be wiped off the map.

Israel does not want to attack Iran, but it doesn't want the threat of imminent extermination looming over them either.

Iran has to sabre rattle, it hasn't got much other leverage. It's econonmy is in freefall and the people aren't happy. Money and the remaining brainpower are fleeing the country at an alarming rate. It on a neverending spending spree bankrolling the likes of Hamas and Hezbollah as proxies, buying arms and nuclear technology, and subsidizing rogue state allies as far as South America. All this was budgeted at oil $100 a barrel, when the price is less than half that.

In 30 years it's no closer to the mullahs promised international Islamic Revolution. The Muslim world has not rallied around them, only those hoping for a paycheck.

Were it to destroy Israel and exterminate every Jew in the Middle East, it's problems would still be the same as they are today. A tragically failed state thrashing in desperation.