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Israel/Zionism See other Israel/Zionism Articles Title: ‘Hawkish, lunatic’ elements in US pushing for more ME wars PressTV... The majority of Americans are opposed to another US military intervention in the Middle East as efforts by “hawkish” and “lunatic” elements in Congress, who are influenced by “Israeli policy,” continue to push the Obama administration into a conflict in Syria, an international lawyer in Indonesia says. “It’s quite clear the American people have no interest whatsoever in going to war either in Syria or in Iran,” Barry Grossman told Press TV on Tuesday. “But there are these hawkish elements that seem to have a lot of more influence in setting American foreign policy at this point and certainly who seem heavily influence by Israeli policy.” “Most sensible people around the world don’t want this [war], the exception seems to be these lunatic fringe people sitting in the American Senate, some in the Congress, certainly within the security apparatus and within these think tanks who are setting policy,” he said. The United States is revisiting plans for Syria, including renewed military options, to step up pressure on the Syrian government and its Russian allies amid stalled international negotiations. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal earlier this month, the White House is reconsidering “military, diplomatic and intelligence options” in Syria which were previously abandoned in favor of pursuing the talks. Military officials say the Pentagon remains prepared to carry out military options inside Syria, which were presented to the White House last year. AHT/ARA Poster Comment: It's not congressional craziness. Pro-Israel duals in US are so well organized politically that along with media associates they can just about guarantee election to office. This at the price of those who would be otherwise unemployed and at the cost to future generations of taxpayers. And as long as Bernanke's successor keeps printing dollars... Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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