Visiting Saudi Arabia today, Secretary of State John Kerry sought to downplay reports of progress on P5+1 talks with Iran, saying that Iran was “running out of time” after the P5+1 agreed to meet again next month on the matter.
Kerry’s comments reflected those of other US officials, who sought to downplay the chance of a negotiated settlement while emphasizing their own preparations to unilaterally attack Iran over their civilian nuclear program.
That tack seemed to suit Prince Saud just fine, and the Saudi FM slammed the continuation of peace talks to another round of meetings, saying “we can’t be like philosophers who keep talking,” while demanding a commitment from the US to move against Iran militarily.
The seemingly unending talks reflect the reality that the US and Israel have been threatening to attack Iran for over 30 years now, coupled with the “threat” of Iran’s nuclear program being entirely illusory, according to America’s own intelligence community.
Stop stalling, US. Get your lame butt in there. And pay the price.
That tells me that these people are working for Saudis not the democracy as they claim to be doing.., now lets face it.., Saudis have all the right to be scared wanting to change things for the sunnies adversaries in Syria, Libya, Iraq.., it is their fear losing their kingdom to their own people.., not having any kingdom…, they don't fear democracy because they don't know what it is.., so is the fact with Kerry and others.., for them is business as usual.
Kerry has outdone even Hillary in his bellicosity. And that's saying something.
Don't confuse the messenger with the message. The SOS reflects the policy of the President. The SOS serves at the pleasure of the President who can ask them to leave at any time. Doesn't matter if its Condi Rice or Hillary or Kerry. The message has stayed the same. What, you wanted Change and Hope?
The winter warrior plans his summer war.
Iran now knows the kind of treacherous neighbor it has sitting across from the Persian Gulf. If the US attacks Iran, Saudi Arabia's oil wells should be the first to go up in smoke.