"But the weird thing about this fantasy is the fantasy seems to change minute by minute. So it's not as if, I mean George Bush and the Iraq War. That was a fantasy. But it was a coherent fantasy. I mean it all went a cropper of course. But they were there, they had outlined this. They were just wrong in all of their assumptions, but Trump doesn't even seem to have any assumptions. And they could change. I'm sure they will change today. Where are we at to this morning? This morning we're at he's going to, he's going to negotiate. Except he doesn't know who he's going to negotiate with. Nor does he, nor does he know what he's going to negotiate. What does he want? What would we take? What would they give? None of this is clear. I mean, except that they have a stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz, which could have been anticipated." Michael Wolff

“…I ought to urge publicly what I have vainly urged on Israeli friends many times, namely that Israel could make no greater contribution to the safety of its own future and to the peace of the world than by offering Jerusalem as the common capital of a Palestine Federation…amounting, at least at first, to little more than common defence and a free trade union…” Hayek


"Christ will return... Will he be a supporter of the criminal killers who shed the blood of millions of people in order to have power over oil, money and markets? Or will he be a supporter of the weak, the poor, the maltreated and the oppressed?" Hezbollah leader Nasrallah

"Other observers have made this point. I didn't weigh in on it, but now I have no choice but to weigh in on it. Putin leans towards Israel. There's no question about it. And his justification for it is does not stand up to reason. The justification was oh there are two million Russian speakers, our passport holders, who live in Israel and we can't see harm done to them. Well, those are no friends of Moscow." Gilbert Doctorow