Running out of Time to Prevent War

After 70-years of the Japanese military strike to Pearl Harbor, which forced the United States to enter World War II the provocation for military confrontations have considered deep analysis of the adversaries through intense military intelligence to avoid an embarrassed counterattack like the one experienced in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Developing contingency plans in the United States against the threat of terrorism also should consider massive attacks like Pearl Harbor with the difference of fragmentation in its nature. The threat of international terrorism does not point a one specific target but multiple ones capable to cripple the economy for many years to come.
Iran has been preparing for many years in developing nuclear weapons, nuclear capabilities, and has growth rapidly by enriching uranium and many other weapons of mass destruction. The Islamic government continues informing the world that this growth in technology and research is for medical purposes as well as other nonlethal objectives. Following the steps of Mammoud Amadenejed is the dictator Hugo Chavez, who has transformed Venezuela in an authorized Iranian field for negotiations and possible contingency plans in the event of an American attack to the Middle East nation. No doubt Hezbollah training camps may be part of a cancerous spread of the Islamic threat.
In 2010, Israel began the distribution of millions of protection kits against biochemical warfare and the construction of a new massive public bomb shelter in Tel Aviv, and the constant brainwashing of the Iranian masses by religious eminences to respond if Israel attacks Teheran until it is completely wiped -out of the map, are some of the reasons the smell of war is almost inevitable.
Unfortunately, it is not very clear that the Obama administration stands behind the State of Israel as previous presidents had. There is no true conviction to protect and respect Jerusalem as the Israeli capital. There is a lousy interest to stand firm during the current threats from Iran against the State of Israel and the Western hemisphere. If war is inevitable, fragmented, and massive attacks to the United States would be part of the Islamic strategy. The terrorist cells are already within American institutions, and they have entered the nation through the vast unprotected southern border. Mexican drug lords and terrorists have established a relationship creating a force America poorly recognizes: Narco-terrorism.
The threat of shutting down the Strait of Hormuz by the Islamic regime and the death sentence imposed to an Iranian-American citizen is adding wood to the fire of an imminent war ready to happen. The State of Israel should not and cannot defeat the Islamic regime by itself; if we do not stand by it, we may be condemned to repeat multiple Pearl Harbor like attacks in our own soil. If a war evolves it would not be a conventional war, although it may start like one, it may not end as such.
The threat of radical Islam is closing the alternatives we have to negotiate a better outcome. The mediation of the Arab League in Syria did not receive any positive commitment and cooperation from the Assad’s regime. The new proposed legislation to ban any business dealings with Bank Markazi, which conducts the majority of Iran’s oil sales, and the $30 billion agreement to sell advanced fighter aircrafts to Saudi Arabia to counter Iranian power are heating up the tensions in the region.
This is the moment to stand firm, united, and decisive against the threat of radical Islam in the world. This is the moment of truth to prove we care about the State of Israel and our allies against the war on terrorism. This is the time in history to defeat radical Islam, even if military intervention is the only option.