Della pace e della guerra

Riporto qui di seguito la dichiarazione del Presidente israeliano Simone Peres in relazione ai venti di guerra fra il suo paese e l'Iran che hanno cominciato a soffiare. Fonte: Channel 2 News, Israele, riportato da Eurovision (EBU). Semmai si arriverà a un attacco contro l'Iran da parte di Israele e USA con l'eventuale appoggio della NATO o se invece sarà l'Iran ad attaccare per primo, è mia intenzione documentare, per quanto mi sia modestamente possibile, come ci si è arrivati attraverso le dichiarazioni, le parole: pensate per preparare (cucinare) l'opinione pubblica mondiale. Il piatto sarà servito quando la maggior parte della gente sarà convinta (o stordita al punto tale da credere) che la guerra sia l'unica cosa giusta rimasta da fare.  

Israeli President Shimon Peres says that a military option to stop the Islamic republic from obtaining nuclear weapons was nearer is nearer.
President Shimon Peres added to a debate raging in
Israel over whether to attack Iran, when he said on Friday
(November 4) that a military option to stop the Islamic
republic from obtaining nuclear weapons was nearer.
Asked by Channel Two News if "something was bringing us
closer to a military option rather than a diplomatic one",
Peres said: "I believe so, I estimate that intelligence
services of all these countries are looking at the ticking
clock, warning leaders that there is not much time left.
Iran is nearing atomic weapons and in the time left we must
turn to the world's nations and demand (they) fulfill their
promise ... which is not merely passing sanctions. What
needs to be done must be done and there is a long list of
options."Israeli media has been rife with speculation this week
that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working to secure
cabinet consensus for an attack on Iranian nuclear
installations.Western powers, including Israel, suspect Tehran of
developing nuclear weapons -- something Iran denies -- and
have imposed sanctions in an attempt to curb its programme.
Iran, which opposes Israel's existence, says it is
enriching uranium only to power reactors for electricity
generation. Though no direct threats of military action on Iran
have been made by Netanyahu, both Israel and the United
States have repeatedly hinted at possible use of force,
saying all options were on the table.