The imbalance of nature: blame the Jews

Iran launched an unprecedented attack on Israel on Saturday night, April 13, using over 300 rockets, missiles and UAVs to assault the civilian population. They claim that the attack was in response to Israel taking out the Iranian consulate in Syria which killed two top Iranian generals, one who planned the October 7 massacre on Israel and the other who headed the rocket/missile campaign to kill Israelis.

So it's Israel's fault that Iran took disproportionate action against them. After all, Iran never attacked an Israeli embassy or consulate, right?

Wrong. 

Iran bombed the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina on March 17, 1992. Twenty-nine people were killed, 240 were injured. In response to the bombing, Israel did not attack Iran or target any civilians. The same happened to the Israeli Embassy in Kenya on November 28, 2002. This time it was Al-Qaeda who did the dirty work, killing 12 and injuring 80 more.

Where there is anti-Semitism, there is unearned hatred and violence. 

The Jew haters don't care who they kill as long as it's Jews, even babies and women. But when Israel fights back and starts winning, the jihadis act like victims and the world of scumduggery hates them for it. 

Iran was not attempting to merely save face when they assaulted Israel directly. They would have been happy to kill as many Jews and others in Israel as possible, but thankfully Israel along with the US, UK, Jordan and Saudi Arabia destroyed 99 percent of the incoming barrage, and the other half of what was supposed to be that barrage failed. 

And Israel targeted top Iranian military in Syria, not civilians, and anyone who has a problem with that can eat my shorts.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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Doctor Jill Biden awards man the "Woman of Courage" award

He can bench press 150 pounds, nut Blinken can't

Men are destroying women's records in every sporting event in which they dress up as a woman, or refer to themselves as such, even in cases where they sport twigs and berries. 

Even men with Adam's apples and large masculine bone structure are winning beauty contests against women without Adam's apples but have actual breasts and XX chromosomes and the ability to give birth because like their actual breasts, they are actually women.

But they can't compete with the men. From powerlifting to swimming, to mixed martial arts, men are kicking women's shaplier butts figuratively and literally. Rather than refusing to compete, which would put an end to this crap, women understandably don't want to give up their scholarships or team positions, even when the men who compete against them place ahead of them almost all the time.

First Lady and eminent Doctor Jill Biden along with Secretary of State Antony Blinken were blasted on Wednesday after they presented an Argentinian dude with an award created for actual women on International Women's Day.

The Woke House honored eleven women from around the globe who, according to a press release by the State Department, "are working to build a brighter future for us all."

Alba Reuda, an Argentinian man, was introduced at the award ceremony as a "transgender woman who was kicked out of classrooms, barred for sitting for exams, refused job opportunities, subjected to violence, and rejected by her family. But in the face of these challenges, she worked to end violence and discrimination against the LGBTQ plus community in Argentina."

Twitter went ballistic. Why are they giving a guy in a gown who was born a man and suffers from gender dysphoria an award for his mental disorder that was meant to be given to an actual woman?

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) posted: "It’s International Women’s Day – a good time to remember that Democrats can’t even tell you what a woman is." [Even a SCOTUS justice isn't sure what she is because she isn't a biologist.]

"We are not a serious country," Common Sense Society's Christopher Bedford tweeted.

"Nice of FLOTUS to encourage the diminishment of women on ‘international women's day.’ Erasing women is abusive," Dana Loesch, host of the "Dana Show" wrote.

"International Women's Day: Not just for women anymore," conservative Twitter personality Andrea Katherine posted.

"Apparently men are a lot better at being women than women are. Step up your game, ladies," Townhall columnist and radio personality Derek Hunter joked.

RedState author and author Buzz Patterson wrote, "Nothing screams ‘International Women of Courage Award’ like a dude."

Claremont Institute president Ryan P. Williams tweeted, "The jokes write themselves…"

Rueda currently serves as Argentina’s Special Envoy for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship. 

The State Department said Rueda had "actively campaigned to change the name of the National Women’s Conference to the ‘Plurinational Conference of Women and Lesbian, Cross-Dresser, Transgender, Bisexual, Intersex and Non-Binary Persons' to include diverse, dissident, and racialized identities.’"

That's a mouthful.

Yes, it's true: the jokes write themselves . . . but they aren't really funny.

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Former Argentinian President Arrested for cover up of Iran terror attack

Don't cry for her Argentina

Former Argentinian President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was arrested by orders of a judge on Thursday. She is accused of covering up Iran's involvement in the 1994 bombing at the Buenos Aires Jewish Center that killed 85 people and wounded 300, The Times of Israel reported.

The former president now serves as a senator. She is alleged to have signed a 2012 deal with Iran that would have allowed senior Iranian officials implicated in the attack to be investigated in Iran, not Argentina. 

Can you guess the verdict?

The new government in December 2015, which succeeded Kirchner's, President Maurico Macri said that it would not renew the agreement with Iran. In 2014, a court ruled that the pact was unconstitutional, but Kirchner appealed the decision.

In 2015, the files were declassified on two attacks. The Jewish community was appalled and devastated: the files were of the 1994 bombing and documents related to the 1992 bombing outside the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires that killed 29 and wounded 200. The Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorist group, Hezbollah, has been implicated in both attacks, but no one was ever convicted.

Kirchner is facing accusations of treason, as judge Claudio Bonadio asked lawmakers to remove the immunity from prosecution the witch has as a senator. For immunity to be lifted, two-thirds majority is required in the chamber.

The case returned to the spotlight all these years later after a Jewish prosecutor who was to reopen the investigation died mysteriously in what his family called an assassination. 

In November, Argentina's border police agency concluded that Alberto Nisman, who led the probe, was murdered four days after formally  accusing  then-president Kirchner of the cover-up in January 2015.

They can make a movie about this stuff.

Kirchner's cover-up role in the Jewish center bombing is the most serious charge, but she's also facing accusations of corruption and money laundering.

Hillary Clinton responded: "What, with liquid Tide?" 

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$400 Million worth of bad optics

The $400 million in ransom money that isn't ransom money that we paid to Iran in old, unmarked bills, flown to them in the middle of the night, without the public's awareness, was simply a case of "bad optics." That's what the Obama abomination would have us believe.

And if we believe that it wasn't ransom money, you probably believe Hillary and Bill Clinton never told a lie, that Hillary really believes private servers get wiped clean with a cloth, that Benghazi was caused by a video that nobody saw, that James Comey never implied she lied to the American public and that the Tooth Fairy rides on a unicorn.

Bad optics.

That's almost the same as blaming incompetence for your crimes, as Hillary often does.

But Josh Earnest said at a press conference that the money the Obama administration sent to Iran was not ransom.

Just bad optics.

The fact that the money was sent, after it was held by us since 1979, on the same day our four hostages were released, was not a coincidence in spite of it being bad optics.

The Obama administration is famous for bad optics, and I'm not talking about John Kerry on a bike bad optics--much worse.

Obama admitted that it was bad optics when, after speaking to the public about the beheading of journalist James Foley in 2014, he went immediately from the microphone to the golf course. He is seen laughing and basically having a good old time with his golf buddies. 


Definitely bad optics.

And then there was the time when Obama was in Cuba and caught on film hanging out with Raul Castro at a ballgame. Not only did it look bad that Obama was hanging out with a cruel, murderous dictator, this all took place in the aftermath of the Brussels attack. 

There was another instance of bad optics with Obama and his commie buddies They had another photo op which was shot in front of a "Che" mural. "Che," of course, was Fidel Castro's comrade executioner and the poster-terrorist for Communism.

More bad optics occurred when Obama went to a DNC fundraiser on the same night as the Malaysian jet crash in which 300 people perished. 

And on the 45th anniversary of America's moon landing anniversary event, Obama only allowed still photos and banned video from the celebration. Neil Armstrong's widow was in attendance along with the surviving crew.

In 2015, Obama decided to skip the solidarity rally in Paris, in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack. Heads of state from all over the world marched arm-in-arm, but Obama wasn't there and he didn't even have the decency to send Joe Biden as a representative.

Very bad optics.

His trip to Argentina probably should have been put on hold since it came on the heels of the Brussels terrorist attack. But since he already screwed up in Cuba with Castro, baseball and "Che," so one more bad optics moment was no big deal.

The photos in Argentina show the Obamas dancing the tango . . . but not with each other. They're having a grand old time and people in Brussels are being buried.

The question all of this brings to mind is: when do "bad optics" translate into "stupid."





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Obama's tango: "Optics? What, me care?"

Neither rain, nor snow, nor ISIS slaughter can stop our "cool" president from doing the "wave" at a Cuban baseball game, and doing the tango in Argentina. 

Hey, who cares about the optics?

While Muslim jihadists follow Sura 9:5 and do their level best to kill us, our so-called commander in chief was in a communist island nation controlled by an evil dictator where he attended a baseball game and went dancing . . . poorly.

The president of the Council on Foreign Affairs Richard Haas said, on MSNBC, that the awkward dance move by Obama was a bad idea. He went even further saying that whoever on the Obama advance team who let him do the dance, ought to be looking for a different job--perhaps as a community organizer.

Of course he disagreed with rational people who agree that Obama should have canceled his trip to Argentina after the Brussel attacks, but why should anything short of a nuclear warhead destroying Washington D.C. keep him from having fun?

Even if Obama knew how to dance the tango, he should have done his last tango after the Paris attack. His stupid behavior should be a clear indication of just how in touch he is with the American people. In fact, we should boo him whenever he makes the claim "that's not who we are" when referring to our desires to increase scrutiny on Muslim "no go zones."

When the female dancer first approached Obama, he resisted, but like he did with Iran, he gave in to her demands.

This time, however, Michelle was not amused.




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