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Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Crate the dog back to Delaware already

BULLY BOY PRESS & CEDRIC'S BIG MIX -- THE KOOL AID TABLE

IS IT TIME TO TURN A BIDEN OUT? APPARENTLY SO. THE WHITE HOUSE DOG MAJOR HAS BITTEN AGAIN.

LIKE JUDGE JUDY, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE NOT FOND OF REPEAT BITERS. IT'S TIME TO PACK UP MAJOR AND LEAVE HIM HOME IN DELAWARE. THERE'S NO REASON FOR LIABILITY ISSUES WHEN IT'S THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, NOT JOE BIDEN, FOOTING THE BILL.

REACHED FOR COMMENT, JOE EXPLAINED HE WAS EATING HIS MUSELEX AND A LITTLE "CRANKY AND CONSTIPATED SO I AM NOT IN THE MOOD FOR ANY GUFF OR MALARKY FROM YOUNG WHIPPER SNAPPERS. YOU KNOW HOW I DEAL WITH WHIPPER SNAPPERS? DID I EVER TELL YOU ABOUT CORN POP?"

FROM THE TCI WIRE:

So what did or did not happen?

At this point, it's really not clear.

The attack, without details, does seem a little out there and a bit of wish fulfilment for those who don't care for the Israeli government (and//or the illegal occupation of Palestinian lands). Is it possible? It's very possible.

Many spy agencies are in Iraq. Besides the base the CIA has in Turkey on the edge of Iraq -- a deal Bully Boy Bush made with the government of Turkey many years ago -- the CIA remains on the ground in Iraq. The CIA is a US spy agency (not the only one). At one point, after the drawdown, the CIA's presence on the ground in Iraq was greater than the US' military presence. The UK's MI6 remains active in Iraq -- this despite the disaster they had during the second term of Bully Boy Bush when they got caught -- with one of them getting arrested -- posing as Iraqis in order to carry out attacks that would then create tensions and outrage. (The response from the UK to this? Deny -- oh, and attack the facility that was holding the MI6 agent.) The Israeli spy agency is the Mossad. It is very likely that they spy in Iraq -- it's a given in fact. Do they do so via outsourcing? Very likely but they also have agents on the ground.

Do they have a base?

When they say a base was attacked, we're picturing a big facility. It could be more like a cut-out and most likely would be. Something that three to five people would be in and out, not like a military base. Again, that's very likely.

If the Mossad was to set up a base in Iraq, the Kurdistan Region would be the best place for it because they could depend upon the most support in that region. The Kurdish Regional Government and the Israeli government have strong ties. (Israel was one of the few nations not to condem the non-binding referendum that the KRG held on autonomy.)

So is an attack possible?

Yes.

But I'd be more concerned, if I was playing this out all the way, that, in fact, there was a base -- a cut-out facility -- and there was no attack. Why? Israel is now on record denying the attack, as is the KRG, how embarrassing if, days after this was denied, an attack was carried out allowing those in the region hostile to the government of Israel to say, "See, they lie. They lie all the time."

Another potential concern?

This could be a smoke-them-out move. Meaning that the Iranian government -- and their spy agencies -- might think they know where the cut-out roughly is and may have initated claims and rumors to watch the area for movement to pinpoint the actual location.

And, then again, it might be there was no attack at all, it was a rumor that was accidentally started and spread quickly because it feeds into so much that is already known about the way spy agencies work and into the conflict that the government of Israel has with so many of their neighbors in the Middle East.

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Crate the dog back to Delaware already

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