Biden's Iran blunder

 Newsmax:

Robert Wilkie to Newsmax: Biden's Iran Nuclear Stance 'Cosmic Insanity'

An Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear program would send its regime "to the brink of extinction," and it is "cosmic insanity" that President Joe Biden had said that his administration will not support that plan, former Veterans Administration Secretary Robert Wilkie said on Newsmax Tuesday.

"Biden has already told the Iranians he's going to do everything he can to help them to preserve their most valuable military asset," Wilkie told Newsmax's "Wake Up America." "He's telling the Israelis, We're not going to help you if you go after Iran's nuclear facilities … we know they have slowed the delivery of those weapons that could be used by the Israelis, the 5,000-pound bunker busters."

And if the Israelis don't go after Iran, Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris can't be expected to carry out an assault on that country's military, even though it "presents a threat not only to Israel but to us," he said.
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Israel is not the only country concerned about a nuclear Iran.  The religious bigots who now rule are a threat to world peace. 

See also:

Biden to Jews: 'No' to Defending against Iran's Nuclear Weapons

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