Iranian human rights activist Banafsheh Zand Bonazzi hosts and narrates this film about the Iranian nuclear threat. Banafsheh fled Iran during the revolution. She left behind her father who was jailed by the regime. Last year, he committed suicide as a final protest against the Islamist tyranny.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJAKOfxl_VU[/youtube]
Tonight is the final Romney-Obama debate, and the topic is foreign policy.
Seraphic Secret believes there are two foreign policy issues that are paramount.
1) The greatest threat to America’s national security is our failing economy. Obama’s economic policies are a dismal failure. The fruits of his big government ideology is on full display in Greece, Portugal, Spain and the rest of the clownish EU. Only magical thinking could convince anyone that under Obama the American economy will do anything but sink deeper into debt and unemployment.
2) Iran is a rogue state responsible for exporting and financing terrorists all across the globe. Iran threatens, on a daily basis, to wipe Israel off the face of the earth. This is a genocidal yearning regime. A nuclear-capable Iran is unacceptable. They must be stopped. Their nuclear facilities flattened into parking lots.
Barack Hussein Obama has just agreed to more talks with Iran. No doubt, the Democrat machine will portray this as a foreign policy success. It is no such thing. It is a cynical election ploy.
Besides, more talk is exactly what the Iranian’s want. The more they negotiate the more time they buy to achieve their nuclear ambitions.
In a full out endorsement of Barack Hussein Obama, the Iranian state media is smearing Mitt Romney with the claim that he will steal the election.
You know who else has endorsed Obama?
1) Fidel Castro
2) Hugo Chavez
3) Vladimir Putin
That should tell the American people everything they need to know about Obama’s foreign policy.
Ariel Chaim Avrech, ZT'L, May His Righteous Memory be a Blessing.
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This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. We are now being set up for a replay, this time with Iranian missiles based in Venezuela.
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David – one of the groups I am with is discussing an even scarier scenario – an Iranian bomb parked in a ship off the coast – or in a shipping container.
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Sadly, at many University’s in this country, endorsements by Castro, Chavez, and Putin are considered admirable accomplishments.
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Related: a good, current article,
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/article/how-iran-plays-the-u-s/
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