Resident Fellow of American Enterprise Institute (AEI) a Zionist Think Tank Demands Murder of Iran’s Negotiators
The CIA’s favorite newspaper, The Washington Post, is demanding the US continue its wanton terrorist murder in Iran by taking out negotiators currently meeting in Islamabad, Pakistan, with J.D. Vance and two Zionist real estate developers.
Marc Thiessen, a columnist for the newspaper and a resident fellow at the neocon American Enterprise Institute, writes that if Iran refuses to capitulate, Trump should murder the negotiators. Marc, an American Zionist Jew, believes CENTCOM is able to eliminate “the remainder of Iran’s offensive military capabilities—including its ballistic missile, drone and defense industrial capability.” Trump has so far been unable to do this, as demanded by Benjamin Netanyahu, and instead has resorted to transparent lies.
“Total and complete victory. 100%. No question about it,” Trump told Agence France-Presse on April 7.
Pete Hegseth, the Jerusalem Cross tattooed Secretary of War, peddled a similar deception.
“Operation Epic Fury was a historic and overwhelming victory on the battlefield, a capital-V military victory,” he lied during a Pentagon press conference the following day. “Epic Fury decimated Iran’s military and rendered it combat-ineffective for years to come.”
This twaddle might work on your average incurious and intellectually disadvantaged American commoner tuned into Fox News and CNN, but it is a couple hundred light-years away from the truth: Donald Trump failed stupendously at regime change, ending uranium enrichment, blowing up Iran’s missile program, and forcing open the Strait of Hormuz. Instead of leveling with the American people, he trades in bald-faced lies in the hope his cult of personality will pull him through.
Not that Marc Thiessen is dissuaded.
“First, the president should direct Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of Centcom, to complete America’s military objectives,” he writes, apparently oblivious to reality. “That means eliminating the remainder of Iran’s offensive military capabilities—including its ballistic missile, drone and defense industrial capability.”
Next, Mr. Thiessen writes that after “Iran’s offensive missile capacity has been fully suppressed, the United States can take Kharg Island,” thus permitting Trump and Crusader Pete to land troops on the island without drawing a horde of hypersonic missiles and kamikaze drones.
Third, the resident neocon proposes Trump “secure Iran’s enriched uranium by establishing a virtual perimeter around it.” It would seem Marc is unaware of the fact the US and Israel have no idea where this alleged enriched uranium is kept. The fictive “daring rescue” of a pilot of a downed F-15E Strike Eagle served as a cover to find and steal said enriched uranium in the vicinity of Isfahan. Like Jimmy Carter’s Operation Eagle Claw, it was a dismal failure, although you are not allowed to know that.
Thiessen’s final point is right out of Bibi Netanyahu’s psychotic playbook—murder every Iranian involved in negotiations.
“Fourth, carry out a final barrage of leadership strikes, eliminating the Iranian officials who had been spared for the purpose of negotiations. Iran’s leaders must be made to understand that their lives literally depend on reaching a negotiated settlement to Trump’s liking. If they refuse to do so, they will be killed.”
As a resident member of Zionism’s armchair warrior and ethnic cleanser class, Thiessen is apparently unable to process reality. Iran’s leaders are Shia. They hold martyrdom as a deeply revered concept, particularly exemplified by the martyrdom of Husayn ibn Ali at the Battle of Karbala, which is seen as a pivotal event that shapes Shia identity and theology.
Your average Likudite Zionist is unable or unwilling to understand where the Shia are coming from. In 680, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, refusing to pledge allegiance to the corrupt and illegitimate Umayyad caliph Yazid I, was murdered, along with his family and supporters. This tragic event is commemorated annually during Muharram, particularly on the Day of Ashura. It has a parallel in Iran’s refusal to capitulate to Zionists, Christian Zionists, and secular neocons.
After the US tricked Saddam Hussein into attacking Iran in 1980, Iranian leaders compared the war to Karbala, portraying it as a continuation of Husayn’s struggle against oppression. This narrative galvanized public support and maintained morale among soldiers, framing their sacrifices as modern-day martyrdom. The same eschatological vision serves Iran in the latest conflict, not that we should expect Trump and his Zionist handlers to give it an ounce of credence.
The think tank Zionist wraps up his fantasy by proposing “the U.S. should develop and implement a covert action plan to support the Iranian opposition” by providing it “with weapons, much as the U.S. once provided arms to anti-communist ‘freedom fighters’ across the world.” Not long ago, the CIA was arming and supporting “rebels” in Libya and Syria. The Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group, or HTS, in Syria has an al-Qaeda pedigree.
I am not certain Thiessen has paid attention. The CIA and Mossad already tried this and it failed. Trump and his Israel First crew made the mistake of listening to David Barnea, the Mossad boss, who argued it would be a piece of cake to “galvanize the Iranian opposition” and overthrow the government. Netanyahu and Trump accepted the plan, while there were “doubts about its viability among senior American officials and some officials in other Israeli intelligence agencies,” according to The New York Times.
Zionists such as Marc Thiessen will continue to push for endless war against Iran despite the obvious fact anything they do—short employing tactical nukes—will result in failure. The murder of Iran’s negotiators and its leaders will not result in a coup and regime change. It will, conversely, further solidify support for an uncompromising response to Israeli and US aggression.
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Kurt Nimmo is a journalist, author, and geopolitical analyst, New Mexico, United States. He is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG). Visit the author’s blog.
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