The most shocking part of this interview is NOT that our administration officials call our best friend and ally in the Middle East..."Chicken S***"

The most shocking part of this interview is NOT that this administrations officials are calling our best friends and allies "Chichen S***". It is the paragraph where the administration states: The other day I was talking to a senior Obama administration official about the foreign leader who seems to frustrate the White House and the State Department the most. “The thing about Bibi is, he’s a chickens**t,” this official said, referring to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, by his nickname.

He did NOT refer to President Putin of Russia, NOT Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un of North Korea, NOT President Hassan Rouhani of Iran, NOT President Xi Jinping of Communist China but rather our closest ally in the Middle East. What are semi-retired President Obama's REAL priorities?

The Crisis in U.S.-Israel Relations Is Officially Here

The Obama administration's anger is "red-hot" over Israel's settlement policies, and the Netanyahu government openly expresses contempt for Obama's understanding of the Middle East. Profound changes in the relationship may be coming.

Jeffrey Goldberg
Oct 28 2014, 2:52 PM ET

The other day I was talking to a senior Obama administration official about the foreign leader who seems to frustrate the White House and the State Department the most. “The thing about Bibi is, he’s a chickenshit,” this official said, referring to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, by his nickname.

This comment is representative of the gloves-off manner in which American and Israeli officials now talk about each other behind closed doors, and is yet another sign that relations between the Obama and Netanyahu governments have moved toward a full-blown crisis. The relationship between these two administrations— dual guarantors of the putatively “unbreakable” bond between the U.S. and Israel—is now the worst it's ever been, and it stands to get significantly worse after the November midterm elections. By next year, the Obama administration may actually withdraw diplomatic cover for Israel at the United Nations, but even before that, both sides are expecting a showdown over Iran, should an agreement be reached about the future of its nuclear program.

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/10/the-crisis-in-us-israel-relations-is-officially-here/382031/?single_page=true

No...the most "shocking" part of this article is that the author claims to have had this conversation but can't seem to remember who is supposed to have made that comment.

“The thing about Bibi is, he’s a chickens**t”

He was simply speaking truth to power. Why are so many young Israelis moving away from Israel? Many young Israelis have become so disillusioned with Zionist Israel that they are moving to Germany.

Tens of Thousands of Jews Leaving Israel for Germany
http://americanfreepress.net/?p=20298#sthash.eh653aqi.dpuf

Exodus campaign to Berlin sparks outrage in Israel
http://hosted2.ap.org/OHCOL/07e34bb59e064cedb7e2776e8db4b4f7/Article_2014-10-16-ML--Israel-Berlin%20Exodus/id-2b9beccc09984ac9bbee98ebdfbde649

Apparently, a former 25-yo Israeli Army officer now living in Berlin posted a copy of his grocery receipt on Facebook, showing how much cheaper it is to buy food in Germany compared to Israel. This posting went viral as the poster encouraged young Israelis to leave the country and emigrate to Germany. Apparently, a 2012 survey by Har'etz found that 40% of Israelis are considering emigrating from the country. The plusses in doing this are a lower cost of living and escaping being drafted into the IDF.

So, the bottom line is that Bibi is not making life easier for many of his fellow countrymen.

For all that leave, more will come to Israel and guess what? When those Israelies figure out how radicalized Germany has become with Muslims, they will be back. It's a dark hidden secret of Germany right now that is causing a rise in people being attracted to a modern day Nazi party that is growing.

Here's what the Israelies moving to Germany will find....a group that hates them the most....

http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/4820/munich-mega-mosque

Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter said that if the public referendum were permitted to proceed, it would give the anti-mosque campaign "a democratic veneer, which we want to avoid."

In late 2013, the proposed mosque was given a new name, the Munich Forum for Islam, apparently in an effort to dispel growing public unease about the mosque's broader ambitions.

Anti-mosque activists say that the enforcers of multiculturalism in Bavaria have determined that the mosque project will proceed, even if it requires bypassing the democratic process.

"By stopping the vote from going ahead, the City Council is preventing your opinion from being abused by the anti-democratic goals of extremists." — The Munich Forum for Islam.