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Netanyahu Reelection

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Yesterday (March 17 2015) victory as prime minister to maintain a coalition of various political parties is a victory for House Republicans of the US Congress as well as for the Kingdom of David. For if the Jewish people perish under Nuclear Iran so does the Western World of Christians. This biblical proclamation is lost amongst atheists ans secular progressive and socialists worldwide. The world is on fire and Iran-Russian-Cuban alliance has been exporting its debased totalitarian culture to the South American continent with large pay offs to influence the military in Bolivia, Argentina, and Venezuela.

Meanwhile China industrial complex is South America’s largest trading partner and expanding its military presence in East Asia pacific. It USA job to deal with Russia China and Cuba. But only Israel can deal with Iran. Viva Israel and the Kingdom of David.

Village Council of Key Biscayne closing McIntyre Street?

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With all traffic problems and congestion going on in the intra-local streets that closing McIntyre Street that divides the Civic Center campus is being considered as a good idea. Council member Mike Kelly is once again showing his near sightedness along with the ” opens pace tribesman” that support such a regressive idea.  First the Fire Station abuts McIntyre Street. There Fire Trucks need to use it when emergency call requires it. Secondly, it is major access artery from the condominium district to the Community Center. The brain dead idea also accompanies closing Greenway Way that travels to the doorstep of the Community center itself. Thirdly, part of Greenway provides rear access to Suntrust Bank drive thru. This easement was provided in perpetuity by written agreement between Village municipality and building owner. At the time the existing Key Biscayne Bank property in the rear (Community Center building sits)was exchanged for the frontage on Crandon Boulevard.

Suggestions like this requires serious consideration not for it merits but rather charter amendment to reduce the amount time Village Council meets as a governing body.

Marine Stadium lawsuit to stop South Florida Boat Show is too late.

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Unfortunately for the Village of Key Biscayne going to court to stop the City of Miami from renovating the Miami Marine Stadium for the South Florida Boat Show is futile. The Village Council for years wanted athletic fields on Virginia Key. But when a fantastic master planned athletic compound on steroids was proposed Mayor Many Diaz the Village of Key Biscayne was in opposition to its size and scope. Basically fearing the change they sought. The plan was tremendous with over two different venues for soft ball, hard baseball, track and field, Football stadium , expanded Rowing facilities and dormitories for visiting athletes  and even bird watching stands on nature preserve!  The Village of Key Biscayne joined forces with the Friends of Virginia Key along with Friends of Marine Stadium to quash Miami Mayor Manny Diaz’s splendid plan for a state of the art facility for all Miami-Dade County’s young ones. History must recall that the Village of Key Biscayne also went to court over renovations to Miami Seaquarium in 1990’s.  Now look the VKB community ‘s worst nightmare is upon us, more commercial development on Rickenbacker Causeway. With it ten events a year on the stadium site instead of young kids off the streets competing in sports throughout the entire Virginia Key….

The old saying “be careful what you wish for” applies to Village leaders throughout the island city’s young history. Most recently Councilman Luis Felipe de la Cruz is quoted in the Miami Herald article, telling Deputy Miami City Manager Alice Bravo,  “You told us that phrase that I love, that we would be ‘at the table.’ At the table for what? To be spoon-fed whatever you wanted to tell us?”Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/key-biscayne/article8530022.html#storylink=cpy

Sometimes amateur actors should portend to be professional politicians. All Past Village Councils are guilty of lack of vision to the major government on Mainland “to just say no to all things on Virginia Key” is a retarded approach   óó MacontheRock óó

Israeli Air Force Cannot bomb Iran easily without Jordan.

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Washington D.C. -U.S. military action to deter Iran from advancing it nuclear capability could easily spark a full-blown war. Iran might retaliate against U.S. troops and allies, launching missiles at military installations or civilian populations in the Gulf States of Saudi Arabia Qatar a United Emirates. Since sectarian tensions in Iraq have already spun out of control, reminiscent of a full blown Arab Spring, it does not limit the strong possibility the only alternative for Israel or the United States is the very risky bunker bombing run on Iran three most important nuclear sites in Nintaz, Fordo and Qom. The Bombing mission itself cannot be conducted by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF)  F-15’s warplanes because these sites are over 700 miles from Israeli air force bases. This would require midair jet refueling over Iranian air space. While Iran will continue ordering terrorist attacks against Israel and the United States in the interim, the American public must be reminded that Iran was invited to Iraq and will soon be appearing in Syria to defeat ISIL presence in both countries. The ultimate response will be ‘Ordinance Penetrator’, a 30,000 pound bomb only available to US Air Force. This bunker buster bomb has proven to perforate 200 deep of reinforced concrete. This is perfect for the nuclear mountainside site in Qom. If these bombing missions occur sooner than later, Matthew Kroenig of Foreign Affairs.com, published by the Council on Foreign Relations, points out that China and Russia, will not stand by without action. It will attempt to economically and diplomatically isolate the United States to further inflame tensions in the Muslim world against the US. This would include encouraging the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly 20 percent of the world’s oil supply travels.

http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/136917/matthew-kroenig/time-to-attack-iran