THE BB BOMB: ISRAEL'S NUCLEAR BLUFF!

Photo (produced by AI): Netanyahu presenting Israels "Weapon of mass destruction" at the UN hallway.

The African Union Charter calls on all Africans to support and defend any member state that is being attacked by foreign powers. That is why we should all rally behind Egypt once again like we did in 1973 when it came under attack from Israel.

Egypt is a founding member of the African Union, and remember that Israel ultimately wants to steal African land, Egypts Sinai peninsula!

Israels first step right now is the hrinous ethnic cleansing campaign to try and push the people of Gaza to that part of Africa, then take Gaza for themselves once they have emptied it of Palestinians. Phase two is to then follow the Palestinians into Sinai under the excuse that there are still terrorists in the midst of these Palestinians that they pushed to Egypt from Gaza, when in reality it is just a ruse to enter Sinai and then annex that part of Africa to Israel. This plan is not of today. They are doing exactly that on territories of Lebanon, and also in Syria where they now have a military outpost just 40km from the capital Damascus.

This strategy has been there since the 1973 war. That is how they annexed Syrians Golan heights territory into Israel by ruse, to this day, and against all tenets of international law.

For the record, under their dangerous expansionist ambition, Israel plans to annex seven countries in total in the Middle East. As I have just explained, they have already attacked Lebanon and Syria in recent weeks, and now they are harrassing Jordan and Egypt. The other three countries are Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. It's time for all these seven countries to form a defense committee specifically to adress this issue, protect their people, and defend their territorial integrity.

It is a military issue, and the more they delay, the more Israel grabs their land, the more they are weakened, and the more they won't be able to defend themselves like they can right now.

If you are fearing Israels nuclear capabilities, just know that it's a bluff. They dont have it. Ask Iran!

If Israel had nuclear weapons, Iran would have never launched 500 missiles and survived crazy Israelis! Even nuclear weapons aren't enough for what their deranged minds want to do to Iran.

it's just that Israel just doesn't have a nuclear bomb otherwise they would have already used it somewhere!

Meanwhile, since the African Union charter urges all Africans to defend any AU country that's under duress by foreign powers, it's time for all African states to rally behind Egypt and defend the continents' territorial integrity, and all Middle Eastern countries to defend themselves from barbaric and medieval Israeli expansionism ambitions.

It's time for the people of the Middle East, including the people of Iran, to come together to fight for peace, to call for the release of all 10,000 Palestinian hostages brutally detained by Israel, and end all the heinous Israeli terrorism that is currently setting the entire region ablaze!


Signed: Mr. Lumumba Amin

Uganda 🇺🇬 East Africa.

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