If i am reading that correctly, seems israel now starting to desert america? withdrawing funds and all that, means they're done with the americans?
Is that when the laptops close in USA and re-open in Jerusalem/Telaviv ?
Movement of finances/corporations to israel
There is a lot of distrust and hostility towards the Israeli Lobby at Capitol Hill right now and rightly so, a lot of "hawks" question the necessity for America to fight Israel's forever war in the Middle East.
And then you have this:
The romans referred to this phenomenon as
auspicium ex diris = Bad Omen.
Roman Augurs (divinators) had to heed these warnings; as it was widely believed ignoring them was to invite military defeat, political failure or public disaster.
Recorded historical military example:
Battle of Carrhae (53 BC) - According to ancient accounts (such as those recorded by Plutarch), as Crassus was preparing to cross the Euphrates River to invade Parthia, his army was beset by a series of terrifying, unsolicited omens. Among these
auspicia oblativa (unsolicited signs) was a striking display in the sky:
hawks and vultures were seen fighting violently, tearing at one another, before flying away away from the path of the Roman advance
Crassus, blinded by his desperate ambition to achieve military glory to rival Julius Caesar and Pompey, viewed these religious warnings as mere superstitions or inconveniences. He refused to halt his advance, adjust his path, or consult the augurs to perform expiatory rituals (
procuratio) to ward off the bad omen.
By ignoring the
auspicium ex diris, Crassus marched his legions straight into a devastating trap in the arid plains of Mesopotamia.
The heavily armored Roman infantry was completely outmaneuvered and systematically picked apart by the highly mobile Parthian horse archers and heavily armored cataphracts.
The outcome: The battle resulted in one of the worst military disasters in Roman history.
