Showing posts with label Iran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iran. Show all posts

Saturday, May 9, 2009

John Kerry Jumps On The Nuclear Bandwagon…Then Falls Off


"Johnny Come Lately" Kerry isn't going to let the Iran's pull the wool over his eyes, a least not anymore.

Armed with the knowledge that Iran is researching missile trajectories and the optimum altitudes required for a nuclear warhead explosions (EMP Effects), and is now convinced that there is "little doubt that Iran has the technological and industrial capacity to eventually develop an atomic bomb," Kerry respondied by saying that he was glad we were not "in regime change mode" toward Iran. What??!!??

As if that statement did not express the naiveté of the Democrats callous position on this matter, Kerry also took it a step further by stating he "recognize a legitimate Iranian role in the region." Wonderful….I feeeeeeel so safe!

Playing Make-Believe On Nukes

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Iran Has Enough Fissile Materials To Make A Bomb……Fantastic!


Iran, the country President Obama once called no “threat”, has been very busy. First the managed to get a hold of the blueprints for Marine One, and now we learn that they have all the major components needed to complete their first nuclear weapon:

Fox News: Iran Has What It Needs To Build The Bomb

Mullen: Iran has fissile materials for bomb

Iran Amasses Enough Fissile Material for Bomb, Officials Say

"Iran, Cuba,Venezuela? These countries are tiny compared to the Soviet Union. They don't pose any serious threat to us." How is that working out for you President Obama?

Iran Behind Security Breach: President’s Helicopter Fleet Compromised


A Pennsylvania company that participated in the preparation of Marine One, the designation for the Presidential helicopter fleet, discovered that blueprints for the helicopter design have been passed onto an IP address in Iran:

Fox News: Marine One Security Breach

America has enemies, and possession of theses plans by a terrorist nation such as Iran is a grieve menace to the leadership of our country. This incident is a grime reminder that regardless who our President is, there are those in the world whose continued existence will always be a threat to our security.

Given this recent intrusion, what should be America’s response?

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

The World Should Be Applauding Israel’s Response Against Hamas


Hamas is up to its old tricks, and once again most of the world is calling on Israel to show restraint, or is looking to America to “intervene.” But what many in the world are forgetting is that Israel is not the aggressor, and it is simple defending itself against an enemy so vile that it would hide like cowards amongst women and children. Israel has stated that this battle will be to the “bitter end,” with the ultimate goal being the destruction of Hamas. Good riddance.

Hamas is not a group of freedom fighters. Hamas is a terror-based organization whose objective is two-fold: the total destruction of the State of Israel and the establishment of a fundamentalist Islamic republic. We are not dealing here with objections by Israel or the West; we are dealing with the fundamental approach and biased declarations of Hamas leaders.

Many news reports are depressingly familiar in that simple facts are twisted, holding Israel responsible for all of the ills of the Middle East while declining to hold Palestinians accountable for their own decisions, which consequential have lead to many of their misfortunes.

Washington Times: Israel Postures to Reshape "Truce"

Zionist Mass Murder: Break the Siege, Defend Gaza!

Reuters: Iran sets up court to try Israelis over Gaza

The Palestine’s have chosen terrorist as their leaders, and have willing accepted an evil alliance with Iran. America’s support of Israel is based on the fact that both Israel and the United States are freely elected democracies, both are fighting for human rights and both are fighting terrorism. The world would be a far better place if Hamas was wiped from the map, which in turn would help to diminish Iran's influence in region.

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Iran Blames America For The AIDS Virus


And the hits just keep on coming. Spewing more hatred and paranoia, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blamed the United States for the AIDS virus:
If I didn't know any better, I would have thought I was reading a quote from Reverend Wright.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Iran's "Nonpaper:" Nuclear Standoff Continues


The International Herald Tribune reported that many diplomats attending the recent international talks concerning Iran’s nuclear ambitions deemed Iran’s presentation “laughable:”

Dealing with Iran is no laughing matter

Just a samll suggestion to Iran. Maybe you should invest in Microsoft Word before trying to build The Bomb! Grammar and spell check might have helped; but of course that would mean that Iran would have to join the 21st Century!

What is distressing is that this is the third major meeting, and the first to include a representative from the United States, held with Iran in the past year and half. Each meeting ends with most of the Western diplomats using the word “disappointing” to describe Iran’s substance and style.

Iran continues with its diplomatic charade, insisting that the burden to achieving a nuclear treaty should lie with the rest of the World. With its track record, does anybody really believe we can honestly negotiate with Iran?

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Israel 'ready to act' over Iran


Israel’s Defense Minister, Ehud Barak, declared his country’s wiliness to response to the growing Iranian threat:



Diplomacy is wasted on this Iranian leadership. Short of a regime change, Iran is on a course that will require military intervention.

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Iran “Test Fires” A Missile Capable Of Reaching US Targets


From the BBC:

Iran missile test 'provocative'

And what was Obama’s response, “stronger sanctions:”

Obama, McCain split on Iran's missile tests

Obama - “Iran must suffer threats of economic sanctions with direct diplomacy opening up channels of communication so we avoid provocation, but we give strong incentives for the Iranians to change their behavior."