Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski is an Iran-Firster

Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski is an Iran-Firster – Op-Eds – Israel National

Published: Friday, July 05, 2013 2:24 PM
He is only consistent in his desire to harm Israel.

Mark Langfan

In a recent TV interview on MSNBC, Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter’s National Security Advisor and the “Father of al Qaeda,” stated :

“I think our [Obama’s recent anti-Assad] posture is baffling, there no strategic design, we’re using slogans.  It’s a tragedy and it’s a mess in the making.  I do not see what the United States right now is trying to accomplish.  It all seems to me rather sporadic, chaotic, unstructured, and undirected.  I think we need a serious policy review with the top people involved, not just an announcement from the deputy head of the NSC that an important event has taken place and we will be reacted to it.

“We are running the risk of getting into another war in the region which may last for years and I don’t see any real strategic guidance to what we are doing. I see a lot of rhetoric, a lot emotion, a lot of propaganda in fact.”

But Brzezinski also stated the same “serious policy” in a Daily Beast (DB) 2009 interview (less than 3 years ago), that if Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear weapons’ sites, then the US should somehow stop the Israeli planes:

“DB: How aggressive can Obama be in insisting to the Israelis that a military strike might be in America’s worst interest?

Brzezinski: We are not exactly impotent little babies. They have to fly over our airspace in Iraq. Are we just going to sit there and watch?

DB: What if they fly over anyway?

Brzezinski: Well, we have to be serious about denying them that right. That means a denial where you aren’t just saying it. If they fly over, you go up and confront them. They have the choice of turning back or not. No one wishes for this but it could be a Liberty in reverse.”

Now, how exactly do these Brzezinski “policy” positions prove that he is an Iran-Firster?  Or really, why has Brzezinski gone so hysterical over keeping Shiite Assad intact and protected from the anti-Assad Sunni rebels?

In fact, former President Clinton (no Bush Republican, he) just came out strongly for an anti-Assad US intervention.  The answer is simple.

First, you have to remember that Brzezinski will strongly push any position that catastrophically harms Israel, even if it also catastrophically harms the United States.

Second, Brzezinski is an Iran-Firster who wants Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb.  In short, Brzezinski wants nothing less than a nuclear-armed Iran which can annihilate Israel, and murder 6,000,000 Jews.

But how does one get from Brzezinski’s protecting Assad to Iran’s nuking Israel??  Brzezinski, the chess player, understands that Assad and Hizbullah are effectively Iran’s first, and only, line of defense against an Israeli solo-attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.  Why?  Because on Brzezinski’s chessboard, if Assad (Iran’s rook) is toppled, Hizbullah and its arsenal of missiles become an isolated and useless Iranian pawn against Israel in the event of an Israeli pre-emptive attack on Iran’s nuclear weapons’ facilities (Iran’s Queen).

Even better, in a post-Assad Syria, al Qaeda will likely exact infinite revenge on Iran’s isolated South Lebanese Hizbullah pawn.  With Israel’s IDF on its south, al Qaeda to the east, the Mediterranean Sea to the west, and the Lebanese Sunnis to the north, Hizbullah is road-kill Sunni-style.  And Iran, and especially Brzezinski, know it.

However, contra-wise, before an Israeli decision of whether or not to solo-attack Iran, without Hizbullah’s 50,000 missiles neutralized and with Assad’s weapons’  life-line to Hizbullah still intact, Israel would be highly likely not to decide to attack Iran without full US agreement and participation.  (Iran’s pawn easily gets promoted to a devastating check-mating Queen.).

Brzezinski profoundly knows that Obama’s United States will never attack Iran, or will never agree to attack Iran under any circumstances.  (Only a delusional Israeli policy maker who wants to create a ‘West Bank’ Palestinian state would actually believe Obama’s “bait and switch” that he will attack Iran, if Israel creates a PA State.)

So, working backwards, Brzezinski reasons, “If, ab initio, Iran has a viable 50,000 missile Hizbullah counter-attack on Israel, Israel won’t attack Iran alone without the US.”  Hence, by protecting Assad, Brzezinski is protecting Iran’s counter-attack on Israel in the event Israel executes a solo attack on Iran.

By knowing the United States under Obama will never attack Iran, Brzezinski then sees Israel as blocked into not attacking Iran at all.  (Iran’s pawn pins Israel’s queen from attacking.)  And, of course, Brzezinski, without an Israeli attack, then sees that Iran gets the nuclear bomb.  Iran then checkmates Israel into a nuclear Holocaust.

But one will likely say, “Didn’t Israel attack Iraq’s nuclear reactor at Osirik all alone?  Israel can do the same thing with Iran!”  Sorry to burst the delusional bubble.. Iran’s multiple nuclear sites are hundreds of additional miles due east from Iraq’s Osirik.

And, unlike the Israeli-Iraq attack flight-path that was topographically flat as a pancake, to reach all the likely Iranian nukes sites, Israeli planes would have to climb over the Zagros mountains that run north-south, and form Iran’s Western border’s natural fortress-line.

The Zagros Mountains tower over 4,000 meters high, and are on par with the Alps and the American Rockies.  Given the military scale and scope of such an Israeli operation, a dead-certain Hizbullah 50,000-strong rocket counterattack on Israel’s home-front would likely be a political tipping-point against Israel deciding to launch such a daring solo-Israeli attack on Iran to begin with.

There’s the nub of the problem.  A Syria with Assad means an Iran with a nuclear bomb.  No way around it.

But just to show you how intellectually dishonest and duplicitous Brzezinski’s current pro-Assad analysis is, let’s review a short “videotape” of Brzezinski’s past, and more recent “policy” decisions.  First, Brzezinski is the intellectual father and architect of the master Sunni terrorist al Qaeda’s Osama bin Laden himself.   Brzezinski was Jimmy Carter’s policy architect of arming the radical Sunni al Qaeda Islamists in Afghanistan to defeat the Soviet Union.

Did anyone hear Brzezinski recant his Carter years’ al Qaeda Afghan policy?    Why was Brzezinski’s arming of the Sunni al Qaeda good to attack the Soviet Union with, but Obama’s arming al Qaeda to attack Iran perceived as bad?  (MAD worked for decades with the Russians, but will never work for a day with the Iranians.)  Because Brzezinski understands that now al Qaeda’s attack on Assad and Iran would be helping Israel defeat Iran.

Thus, Brzezinski takes the exact opposite policy today from the one he took 20 years ago, so as to harm Israel, and help Iran, the free world’s greatest enemy.

That was in the early 1980’s!  What’s Ziggy said for himself lately??   Well, how about Brzezinski’s recent “analysis” about the United States arming the anti-Gaddafi rebels, and the US actually attacking Gaddafi?  In a March 30, 2011 interview with Amar Bakshi(AB), Brzezinski stated”

“AB: Do you support the intervention in Libya?

Brzezinski: I support the intervention in Libya because I have the strong sense that if we did not [intervene], our credibility in the entire region – which is already very much at stake – would be shattered and Gaddafi would emerge as the leader and symbol of Arab radicalism.”

Yikes!!  That hurts.  Brzezinski, the master geo-strategist, got it 100% wrong.  The exact opposite happened.  Libya became an absolute safe haven for even more extreme terrorists who then proceeded to murder our Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

But most importantly, according to Brzezinski’s “objective” reasoning, Gaddafi who had agreed to disarm himself of nuclear weapons, and had ‘only’ killed 1,000 Libyans was fair game for total United States destruction, but a Shiite-Iranian Puppet Assad who is on the United States list of terror states, and who has murdered 100,000 people and used chemical weapons on civilians should be completely protected by the United States.

Brzezinski issues such contradictory policies because he is a rabid, pathological Jew-hater.  Remember, Brzezinski always opts for what’s worst for Israel, and best for Iran, even if it is what’s worst for America.

Yes, there are some pundits who, Polonius-like, fret over arming the anti-Assad rebels.  And yes, the anti-Assad rebels aren’t nice people.  I admit they’re nasty people, and I wouldn’t invite them to a Bar Mitzvah.

Nevertheless, Stalin murdered 20,000 Polish Military officer POWs in cold blood in 1940, but the US in 1941 still armed him to the hilt against Hitler.

The choice is clear: either arm al Qaeda today to defeat Assad and Iran, or prepare soon to have an Iranian nuclear bomb decimate Tel Aviv tomorrow, with Washington DC sure to follow in due course.

The writer, who often writes on security issues, has created an original educational 3d Topographic Map System of Israel to facilitate clear understanding of the dangers facing Israel and its water supply. It has been studied by US lawmakers and can be seen at http://www.marklangfan.com.

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12 Comments on “Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski is an Iran-Firster”

  1. Louisiana Steve Says:

    National Security Advisor under the Carter administration. What a joke!

  2. Joop Klepzeiker Says:

    From New York’s The Sun: September 2007

    WASHINGTON — Senator Obama is standing by one of his top foreign policy advisers, Zbigniew Brzezinski, despite concerns that aligning with the former aide to President Carter will undermine Mr. Obama’s support with the pro-Israel community.

    Mr. Brzezinski, who served as national security adviser in the Carter administration, introduced Mr. Obama before a major policy speech on Iraq yesterday in Iowa, where the Illinois senator praised his work on the Camp David Accords and called him “one of our most outstanding thinkers.”

    Mr. Obama’s embrace of Mr. Brzezinski has angered some supporters of Israel put off by Mr. Brzezinski’s criticism of the Jewish state in recent years and his praise for the authors of a book that condemns the influence of the “Israel lobby.” Mr. Obama’s campaign has disavowed the book, “The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy,” by John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt.

    A Harvard law professor and supporter of Senator Clinton, Alan Dershowitz, said Tuesday that Mr. Obama had “made a terrible mistake” by aligning with Mr. Brzezinski.

    http://www.conservativedailynews.com/2010/08/zbigniew-brzezinski-global-governance-and-barack-obama/

  3. Joop Klepzeiker Says:

    http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2013/01/10/john-brennan-the-cia-zibgnew-brezinski-columbia-university-and-obama/

    John Brennan – The CIA -Zbigniew Brzezinski – Columbia University and Obama

  4. Joop Klepzeiker Says:

    Obama: I’ve learned an immense amount from Dr. Brzezinski

  5. Joop Klepzeiker Says:

    From Hope to Audacity
    Appraising Obama’s Foreign Policy
    By Zbigniew Brzezinski
    January/February 2010

    The foreign policy of U.S. President Barack Obama can be assessed most usefully in two parts: first, his goals and decision-making system and, second, his policies and their implementation. Although one can speak with some confidence about the former, the latter is still an unfolding process.

    To his credit, Obama has undertaken a truly ambitious effort to redefine the United States’ view of the world and to reconnect the United States with the emerging historical context of the twenty-first century. He has done this remarkably well. In less than a year, he has comprehensively reconceptualized U.S. foreign policy with respect to several centrally important geopolitical issues:
    • Islam is not an enemy, and the “global war on terror” does not define the United States’ current role in the world;
    • the United States will be a fair-minded and assertive mediator when it comes to attaining lasting peace between Israel and Palestine;
    • the United States ought to pursue serious negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, as well as other issues;
    • the counterinsurgency campaign in the Taliban-controlled parts of Afghanistan should be part of a larger political undertaking, rather than a predominantly military one;
    • the United States should respect Latin America’s cultural and historical sensitivities and expand its contacts with Cuba;
    • the United States ought to energize its commitment to significantly reducing its nuclear arsenal and embrace the eventual goal of a world free of nuclear weapons;
    • in coping with global problems, China should be treated not only as an economic partner but also as a geopolitical one;
    • improving U.S.-Russian relations is in the obvious interest of both sides, although this must be done in a manner that accepts, rather than seeks to undo, post-Cold War geopolitical realities; and
    • a truly collegial transatlantic partnership should be given deeper meaning, particularly in order to heal the rifts caused by the destructive controversies of the past few years…

    http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/65720/zbigniew-brzezinski/from-hope-to-audacity

  6. Joop Klepzeiker Says:

    He is just a NWO puppet master.

  7. artaxes Says:

    Certainly Brzinski has no love for Israel but I don’t know if he is such a Jewhater..
    I simply can’t stand him.
    It’s worth to remember that he just simply screwed up big time in several instances.
    He and Carter allowed Iran to fall to the mullahs in the first place.

    As James Rubin points out in his review in one of his books he was wrong with his grand chess games several times.
    What is also clear is that he openly advocates containment of Iran and Obavez did not exacly what he envisioned.

    James Rubin: The Need to Lead: A Review of Zbigniew Brzezinksi’s ‘Strategic Vision: American and the Crisis of Global Power’ | New Republic

    http://www.newrepublic.com/article/books-and-arts/magazine/103917/the-need-lead-strategic-vision-power-brzezinski

    Here is an excerpt.

    His prognosis for the greater Middle East is particularly grim. With a weaker United States unable to wield effective power, he sketches a scenario of chaos, proxy wars, and possibly even a full-scale regional war between Israel and Iran, with Arab countries reluctantly lining up with their Persian neighbor. At a minimum, Brzezinski believes that with a Shiite-led Iraq no longer serving as a bulwark against Iran, the Gulf states will turn increasingly for protection to a waxing China rather than a waning America. (Earlier this year, the UAE’s government hosted China’s prime minister in Abu Dhabi for this very reason.) And inasmuch as Washington’s relations with the four main Middle East powers— Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey—have deteriorated, the region will revert to age-old rivalries and chaos, inevitably jeopardizing the stability of global energy supplies.

    BUT JUST AS the darkness closes in, Brzezinski offers a strategy for staving off these dangers. On the home front, he explains how important it is for the United States to restore its competitive edge. Although not an economist, he pays close attention to the importance of improving our education system and our infrastructure, and urges action to reduce America’s $15 trillion debt. This is the most banal part of his analysis. Does any serious American disagree with such prescriptions? Also, like many other commentators, Brzezinski bemoans the political gridlock that has weakened Washington’s ability to achieve course corrections quickly. Curiously, although he generally avoids assigning any blame to the Obama administration for the loss of American power and prestige, he proposes that the president use his oratorical skills to educate Americans about the international dangers that he, Brzezinski, foresees, as if Obama has been lacking in speeches. An address from the Oval Office that presented Brzezinski’s analysis is what the nation needs, to alarm it and enlighten it and somehow mobilize it for domestic policies aimed at restoring America’s economic and political power.

    But the bulk of Brzezinski’s argument is devoted to his strong suits: geopolitics and American foreign policy. Here his proposal is for Washington to demonstrate new and unexpected leadership on the world stage. The United States, in his view, should act decisively to build a new grand Western alliance, while acting to ensure a stable equilibrium in Asia through conciliation and mediation as a rising China emerges.

    When it comes to the Middle East, Brzezinski’s book feels dated. Most of it must have been written before the “Arab Spring.” As a result he appears worried about crises arising out of the geopolitical chess rivalries of great powers in places such as the South China Sea and the Caspian, or Washington’s weakening ties with Saudi Arabia and Turkey. But American policymakers are wrestling with different questions: the bloodbath in Syria, the direction of Egypt’s democratic evolution, the aftermath of the fall of Qaddafi in Libya, and the stirrings of democratic values and the Muslim Brotherhood at the same time. Brzezinski was wise enough to write in general terms about the rise of democratic movements around the world in the book, but like most everyone else, he was unable to sense signs of sweeping change in the Middle East. Indeed, Brzezinski’s emphasis on great power diplomacy at the highest levels may blind him more than most to the social forces that drive history from below. If nothing else, the Arab Spring has been a reminder for many of us of the perils of analyzing regimes, not peoples.

    Strategic Vision is crystal clear on one thing: how to respond to Iran’s growing nuclear capabilities. Brzezinski argues that it would be a disaster for the United States to support an Israeli military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, and he does not believe that the United States should launch such an attack itself. Instead, he argues that Israel and the Gulf states can live comfortably under an extended American nuclear umbrella if Iran were to become a full-fledged nuclear weapons state. This containment policy, of course, is precisely what the Obama administration has lately insisted it will never adopt.

    Brzezinski’s approach to the ArabIsraeli dispute similarly feels overtaken. He wants another Camp David-type peace, where a modern-day Jimmy Carter pressures the parties into a final peace settlement. Considering that there is no Palestinian leader capable of negotiating such an agreement, that Benjamin Netanyahu has shown considerable skill in avoiding Washington’s entreaties to ease up on the Palestinians, and that most of the Arab world is far more focused on dealing with the uprisings of the Arab Spring and the threat from Iran rather than urging action on the peace process, Brzezinski’s proposal seems beside the point. These days, when the Israeli prime minister meets the American president, the subject of peace talks is barely mentioned.

  8. renbe Says:

    “Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski is an Iran-Firster”

    Written by Mark Langfan, an infamous Israel-Firster, working for “The Freeman Center for Strategic Studies aids Israel in her quest to survive in a hostile world. ” and “Americans For A Safe Israel names Arutz Sheva contributor Mark Langfan as the organization’s new national chairman.”

    [AFSI] Advocates that possession and control of Judea, Samaria, Gaza and the Golan are important for Israel.


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