“60 Minutes” on CBS has finally broadcast its full interview with long-time Mossad Chief Meir Dagan, who reiterated his opposition to an Israeli attack on Iran, saying that there was plenty of time left to avoid war and that Iran was ultimate a “very rational regime.”
Dagan struggles in the interview with an interviewer baffled at the idea of someone opposing such an attack, arguing that a strike would be reckless and finally conceding to the interviewer that it is his preference that America start such a war as opposed to Israel.
The interview takes some bizarre twists and turns after this, with the incongruously giddy interviewer asking Dagan if he ever killed anyone “with your bare hands” and asking him why he his paintings included pictures of Arabs in them.
Dagan’s opposition to the attack on Iran has been well established in Israel, with his repeated calls sparking outrage from government officials who have argued that he should keep his opposition secret.
dagan is a mass murderer and should be put on trial just like his mentors at nuremburg
Will that include Haniyeh, Abbas, and those other goons as well? Or are you just after Jews?
This so-called article makes the reader high and dry, and fails to mention the only thing that readers might want to know: who the hell was this giddy interviewer? Name please!
Exactly!
Dagan is no leftist as far as I know. He knows something. Perhaps there will be no attack. I dont know what to think anymore. If Iran has no nukes, why would Netanyahu and friends want Iran bombed or sanctioned? If they were really sadistic enough to want Iranians to suffer, they would just go thru with it and not expend all this effort trying to "legitimize" it. What will it take for Iran to prove that it doesnt have nukes to the satisfaction of Israeli/Western leaders?
Part of me wonders if this is all some NWO-type thing and both sides (Iran and the West) are controlled by the same people to distract us from reality. Those stratfor emails said that Israel already attacked Iran and this fuss is to distract Europeans from their economic turmoil…