Obama Tells Allies : U.S. Will Attack ....... ( Archived) (184)

They're going to crush those who oppose the financiers, politicians and influencers behind the new world order paradigm.

Make no mistake: this is serious business. They will kill as many as is needed (on our side and theirs) in order to push the agenda forward.

This is what happens when you mess with the men behind the curtains

Nowhere in either article does it actually quote Obama stating what your thread title says. And the perceived build up is simply support for sanctions and backup for the possibility that Iran attempts to place a blockade on the Straits.

Any talk of an attack is just that as both sides are still talking and, an actual invasion is pointless and suicidal as Iran is one of the largest countries in the region with a population of over seventy million people and, a military that numbers half a million with reserves of around the same number.

That said, the US certainly could cause them severe harm as their military couldn't fight their way out of a wet paper bag beyond their own borders, however, to control any part of Iran given the population size and military numbers is an impossibility and, leaves me to wonder why anybody would even propose this when there is no chance of success and, nothing to be gained if successful.

The second article gets it's info0rmation from the first which does not support itself with a quote from Obama stating anything of the sort and, given that Alex Jones is involved in it I'd view it with a 45 gallon drum of 'nutter be gone' with a spray nozzle.

1- future will tell.
2- devide and rule.
3- you are naife and misinformed. they are not talking

But thanks for your comment anyway, at least one person is looking at future rather than discussing an ancient topic like 9/11

Read and learn my friend .....

"U.S. President Barack Obama asked for direct talks with Iran in a letter to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, according to Ali Motahari, an Iranian lawmaker and member of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Committee. In an interview Wednesday with Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency, Motahari said the first half of the letter consisted of threats laying out actions that would be taken if Tehran crossed the "red line" of closing the energy-vital Strait of Hormuz; the second half included a request from Obama for direct talks with Iran. The official spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry, Ramin Mehmanparast, confirmed that the letter had been received and added that Iran was deliberating a response.

News of the supposedly secret letter first emerged last Friday, when The New York Times reported that the Obama administration was relying on a secret channel of communication to warn the supreme leader of Iran of the consequences of crossing the line in threatening the Strait of Hormuz. Two days later, Iranian media quoted Mehmanparast as confirming receipt of the U.S. letter. He also clarified the channels through which the letter was disseminated: Susan Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, delivered the missive to her Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Khazaee. The Swiss ambassador to Tehran, Livia Leu Agosti, and Iraqi President Jalal Talabani also conveyed a similar message to the Iranian leadership, according to Mehmanparsat."

not at all