Obama administration abases itself by showing ‘gratitude’ to the Mullahs for seizing American sailors at gunpoint, thanks Iran, and promises “not to make the same mistakes again.”
We told you so. In October.
A roundup of the many ways the Iran Deal has rewarded us since the Senate filibuster waved President Obama’s deal through.
As Iran openly violates the deal time and again, Congressional critics and supporters of the deal alike are making moves to force the administration to take a tougher line.
Secretary of State Kerry also admits that no “snap back sanctions” will exist to punish Iran in case of arms embargo violations, while agreeing to dissolve the international body monitoring Iran’s compliance.
Has Iran even signed onto the #IranDeal? Doesn’t look like it.
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi gave an off-the-record interview to a trusted regime outlet, and the transcript was mistakenly published. Did we just learn that John Kerry proposed the ballistic missile concession to protect Hezbollah?
As Iran openly violates the deal time and again, Congressional critics and supporters of the deal alike are making moves to force the administration to take a tougher line.
Secretary of State Kerry also admits that no “snap back sanctions” will exist to punish Iran in case of arms embargo violations, while agreeing to dissolve the international body monitoring Iran’s compliance.
Has Iran even signed onto the #IranDeal? Doesn’t look like it.
Any nuclear inspector who applies for a vise to enter Iran must first be approved by Iran’s intelligence service. So says Sayyed Abbas Araqchi, the rogue regime’s deputy foreign minister and one of the main negotiators in the P5+1 talks, which produced the nuke agreement. According to Adam Kredo of the Washington Free Beacon, Araqchi made the claim […]
An important part of the P5+1 agreement is that Iran is supposed to come clean about its past nuclear weapons programs. The IAEA and the six negotiators must know where Iran was to understand where inspections are needed under the deal. The Wall Street Journal got ahold of the report on the deal the Obama […]
It is incredible what political simpletons Obama and Kerry are. They shut their eyes to one of the most elementary rules of life, that you must not “meet halfway” those who do not want to meet you. (Paraphrasing Ze’ev Jabotinsky, “The Iron Wall November 4, 1923”) On Saturday July 18th, four days after Iran agreed to […]
There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man’s fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is […]
Obama administration abases itself by showing ‘gratitude’ to the Mullahs for seizing American sailors at gunpoint, thanks Iran, and promises “not to make the same mistakes again.”
We told you so. In October.
A roundup of the many ways the Iran Deal has rewarded us since the Senate filibuster waved President Obama’s deal through.
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi gave an off-the-record interview to a trusted regime outlet, and the transcript was mistakenly published. Did we just learn that John Kerry proposed the ballistic missile concession to protect Hezbollah?
A lot depends on the credibility of Secretary of State John F. Kerry’s remarks in his testimony before Congress. But how credible is he? Here are some statements he has made in the past that suggest we ought not to take his word as fully credible.
There is growing bipartisan opposition to the Iran deal as members of Congress discover this agreement will shorten the timeline to an Iranian nuclear weapon, has extremely weak verification provisions and and will provide Iran with billions in sanctions relief that it likely will use to fund terrorist groups, the Assad regime, and other efforts to destabilize the Middle East.
Yet again, the Iranians reportedly rejected the proposed U.S. concession.