Olmert's saucy confessions

So, it seems that Olmert can just come out and confess to Israel's possession if nuclear weapons and throw the whole region into turmoil. Sometimes you wonder whether the Jewish state wants to have peace in the area, or is it really into the masochistic habit of creating pain for itself and its neighbors.

Olmert's stupid words just pushed a snowball over the top of a very high mountain.

Now, Iran wants the UN Security Council to look into Olmert's confession, and the Arab League (yes, the useless Arab League) has called for pressuring Israel over its allegations. Everyone knew all along that Israel had the bomb, but no one said a thing because, with Israel's stubborn denial, no one could condemn the Jewish state.

Did Olmert's conscience trouble him over the nuclear secret? Was Olmert so overwhelmed by his guilt for the massacre of Lebanese civilians in what was to be termed "labor pangs" by the US blood-sucking Condoleezza Rice?

I doubt.

I just think that Olmert is enjoying the political turmoil in Lebanon and Iraq, and wants to exacerbate the issue by pushing all of Ahmadinejad's buttons simultaneously. This is especially the case, since Iran only recently hosted a conference on the Holocaust, much to Israel's dismay.

I don't claim to have Olmert all figured out, but I wonder this:

If I am thinking correctly, how come Iran and the rest of the Arab idiots surrounding us have not seen this as well? How come all the stupid Arabs (represented by the infertile Arab League) are walking directly into the Israeli trap?

I hope to leave the area before it explodes and takes everyone with it.

Can anyone suggest a safe place to go?

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update:

Reading through some news headlines on some of the news feed sites, I think I saw the good behind Olmert's confession. I might be wrong, but I read the following line: "Iran, Arabs demand UN action over Israeli nuclear arms."

Wow. Could Olmert be secretly after uniting the Sunni Arab countries and Shiite rival Iran? Is this the idea?

Might the Middle East soon be thanking the Israeli prime minister for intelligently putting an end to an age-old feud between the two prominent Muslim sects?

I wonder.