The propaganda campaign against Iran, which began in its latest incarnation when the Obama administration falsely accused Tehran of plotting to assassinate Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Washington, has already lost steam.
Officials in Washington and Tel Aviv have failed to convince the international community that a) Iran has a nuclear bomb, and b) a nuclear Iran poses a significant threat to the existence of Israel, or the security of the world.
Iran's rise in the region represents the end of the dominance of the Anglo-American empire and Israel, not the end of the world.
The geopolitical shift towards the balance of powers within the Middle East is healthy and beneficial for both the region and the world. For the past sixty years Israel has not been afraid of attacking any of her neighbours, so a new power on the scene is good because it will put this bully in check. Somebody needs to knock some sense into Israeli leaders and make them reevaluate their current destructive and criminal behavior.
But the maniacs and state terrorists who are guiding America's Middle East strategy want us to fear a Middle East in which nations are held accountable for their aggressive policies. Washington's cult of death want people everywhere to hide under their desks because of the "Iranian bomb," like it is 1959.
