It's Time...

...to bomb Mecca and Medina to smitherenes.  And state sponsors of terror,like Iran.

Iran Disappearing

Iran's birthrate is as low as Nazi Germany's, and anti-Semitism is the common factor

 "Iran's birthrate has been plummeting (and that its STD rates are staggeringly high.)"

Can't A Guy Get A Break?

Iran: “We will trample upon America"

Sheesh. He just wants to be friends.

Watch The Video

John Kerry Just Exposed A Massive One-Sentence Lie By Obama Admin On National TV

John Kerry seems a bit testy, doesn't he. Is he upset that the lamestream media isn't on board, or is he upset about the media's coverage of this deal? The media is supposed to be supportive of Democrats, doncha know.

Here's another one:

What John Kerry Just Said About Iran Should Make Us All Afraid… VERY Afraid

Foreboding!!

For some time now, I have had an uneasy feeling that we are slowly drifting to World War III, and it's been primarily because of Barack Obama's policies in the Middle East. This latest deal with Iran only makes my unease that much greater. And there is still more than a year left in his second term as president. (Aside: It wouldn't surprise me if he somehow finagles a third term.)

What would a world war in the 2010s look like? The technology of warfare is much, much different today than it was in the 1940s. And as always, there are some powerful interests that cannot be trusted, Russia and China, to name but two, and most certainly Iran itself.

I've read a lot of hype about the weaknesses inherent in this Iran deal. And I have to confess, I, myself, feel it is a bad deal. Frankly, I think it gives Iran free rein to jerk the western world like a puppet on a string. And I don't trust Obama and crew one iota. He seems bent on removing America from its longstanding role of leadership in the world. (This article "17 ridiculous things the president said at the Iran news conference" and especially the video contained therein, makes it quite clear that Obama is up to just that.) And into this vacuum, who will take America's place? Russia? China? Iran itself? God forbid!!

If there is any doubt about the freakish presidency Obama's legacy will be try pondering these two:

BREAKING: Obama Released TOP IRANIAN SCIENTIST as Part of Nuke Deal; Left Americans to Rot in Hell and Pelosi: ‘No, No,’ Release of 4 U.S. Hostages Held by Iran Should Not Be Part of Nuke Deal

Kinda reminds me of Pelosi's infamous comment "But we have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it..." The woman has foot-in-mouth disease and, evidently, I'm not the only one to think so: 14 Dumbest Things Nancy Pelosi Has Said. But I digress.

Now back to the Iran thingy and the foreboding feeling I have. Iran is also a major sponsor of terrorism throughout the world. Making any sort of deal that removes international sanctions, which this deal does, and allows them to eventually acquire nukes would be a disaster. Thanks Obama. Actually, I think the Republicans have been pretty weak, too, tolerating far more that they should have from Obama. There's where political correctness comes in and fear of being accused of racism. I'm also concerned about all those young people who were protesting in the streets of Tehran a few years ago.

What a messed up world! God help us all.

Doltism On Display

Kerry says Iran vow to defy U.S. is “very disturbing”

"Ayatollah Khamenei told supporters on Saturday that U.S. policies in the region were “180 degrees” opposed to Iran’s, at a speech in a Tehran mosque punctuated by chants of “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”.

“Even after this deal our policy toward the arrogant U.S. will not change,” Khamenei said…."

The current administration in Washington is the worst I have seen in my lifetime. Even Mr. Peanut Farmer, Jimmy Carter, did not put the entire world at risk in his dithering over the Iran hostage crisis.

When They're Killing Each Other...

...don't stop them, but first let the Saud's beat the crap out of Iran:

Saudi Arabia, Iran and the 'Great Game' in Yemen

‘Yemen has a lot of bad actors’: Iran and Saudi Arabia face lesson on limits of power

Saudi-Backed Forces Said to Wrest Aden, Yemen, From Houthis

Nuclear deal: Saudis signal they'll act before Iran gets the money

Hitler Parodies

I suppose it was only a matter of time:

It's About Time

Iran nuclear deal: Fight between Barack Obama and Republicans to ratify agreement is just beginning

What took them so long?

Yeah, Right...

...we're so convinced:

Iran condemns attacks in Tunisia, Kuwait and France

When Will This Be Over?

You Know The Arab World Is Afraid Of Iran When...

...Arafat's wife says it's time to make peace with Israel:

Yasser Arafat's Widow: Time to Recognize Israel and Condemn Hamas

Go Israel

I hope you have allies willing to do the heavy hauling:

A Preemptive Strike Being Planned by Israel?

"US-Israel relations are on a collision course because of [President Barack] Obama’s policy on Iran..."

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"“We cannot accept the American policy on Iran and sometimes small states have to oppose even superpowers’ policies.”"

Why Am I Not...

...surprised?

Dancing Around Genocide
At Human Rights Watch, a bitter behind-the-scenes battle over Iran's calls to annihilate Israel.

"Is promoting genocide a human-rights violation? You might think that's an easy question. But it isn't at Human Rights Watch, where a bitter debate is raging over how to describe Iran's calls for the destruction of Israel. The infighting reveals a peculiar standard regarding dictatorships and human rights and especially the Jewish state."(Emphasis mine)

Treason And Betrayal

Obama compares Republicans To Iranian Killers
Bring charges of treason upon Barack Hussein Obama

Faster. Please.

Take That, Obama...

...Al Sisi And Bibi Netanyahu Are On The Same Page About Radical Islam

"Two weeks ago, Bibi Netanyahu was praised by conservatives as a world leader as he condemned Obama’s proposed Iranian nuclear deal with fierce clarity. With less American fanfare, two months ago, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, demonstrated his world leadership, urging the Grand Sheik of Al-Alzar to save Islam and the world from perdition, pleading that:"It is inconceivable that the ideology we sanctify should make our entire nation a source of concern, danger, killing, and destruction all over the world. You must oppose it with resolve. Let me say it again: We need to revolutionize our religion. Honorable Imam (the Grand Sheik of Al-Azhar), you bear responsibility before Allah. The world in its entirety awaits your words, because the Islamic nation is being torn apart, destroyed, and is heading to perdition. We ourselves are bringing it to perdition.”

I wonder if any of this would be happening if it wasn't for Iran's quest for nukes. The Arab world suddenly finds itself in need of Israel, so they are cozying up.

Hero of the Middle East: Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

"The courageous, historic speech yesterday by the Grand Imam of al-Azhar University, the seat of Sunni Islam, calling for the reform of Islam, was the result of the even more courageous, historic speech delivered a few weeks ago by Egypt's devoutly Muslim President, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.

The Muslim Brotherhood, the current American administration's great friend, is the tree whose fruit is the Islamist terrorism embodied by the ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Al-Nusra Front, Boko Haram and others.

Apparently some of the Sunni Arab States have not yet realized that their own national security, and ability to withstand Iran, depend on how strong Egypt is."

Uh-Oh...

...They're in trouble now:

According to press statements by religious authorities on Wednesday, Egypt has the highest number of atheists in the Arab World, amounting to 866.

"This contentious figure was cited by Ibrahim Negm, advisor to Egypt’s Grand Mufti, based on an international survey, conducted by independent polling and survey group "Red C" in 2014.

Negm added that the country has witnessed a marked increase in atheism over the past four years, with a number of Egypt-based groups appearing online, including, “Atheists Without Borders,” “The Atheist Brotherhood,” and “Atheists Against Religions.”

An Egyptian atheist, “X,” whose name is being withheld due to security concerns, commented: “I trust that the number of atheists in Egypt far exceeds 866; at least ten times, if not a hundred times this number, maybe even more … There are likely more than 866 atheists just in downtown Cairo right now … I don’t know how they arrived at this figure. I haven’t heard of such statistics, or a survey being conducted about atheism before today.”

“Given the religiosity and conservatism of Egyptian society, nearly all atheists keep a low profile and do not publicly announce their atheism. So, even if there were a survey or census conducted, many atheists would not disclose their non-belief in religion. It’s a matter of ensuring one’s physical and psychological security.”"

They are also the unhappiest.

Egypt ranks as one of unhappiest countries in the world, says poll

"Out of the 143 countries surveyed for levels of happiness and positive emotions, Egypt fell toward the bottom of the list at 123.

The poll showed that countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region are among the lowest in the world when it comes to expressing positive emotions, with an average score of 59. Egypt scored 58 in that list, which was topped by Paraguay and many other Latin American countries that scored 89.

With the exception of Saudi Arabia, all MENA countries scored far below the global mean for happiness. However, the report noted that the data for many Gulf countries had not yet been finalized.

Some of the other saddest countries in the world included Sudan (47), Tunisia (52), Turkey (54) and Afghanistan (55).

“People in the MENA region not only report the lowest positive emotions in the world — they are also reporting the highest negative emotions in the world. In fact, last year, the MENA region represented four of the top five countries in the world for negative emotions — including Iran, which was, interestingly enough, in the news for jailing four young people for making a video about happiness,” the report said."

Contrast and compare:

Israelis ranked 11th-happiest people in the world

Can't have that now. Better find a way to make those Jooooos unhappy. /sarc

And Canada is #6!

Round Up

Alan Dershowitz: Obama may become Chamberlain on Iran

"May" become??? Where have you been?

Case in point:

Religion a dirty word at White House Summit Countering Violent Extremism

‘The Yanquis are coming’ and Cuba may never be the same for Canadians

Or for those beaches. They'll be crowded and no longer pristine.

"More than one third of the tourists that Cuba welcomes every year are from Canada. This is especially true in the posh resorts of Varadero, where Canadians crowd the swimming pools and the white sand beaches."

This Man Should Be...

...the next president: 2 VIRAL VIDEOS of Rudy Giuliani destroying Obama, Islam and Iran

This Is Rich...

...Khamenei: 'American Sniper' encourages harassment of Muslims

Why, it was only a few years ago the Mad Mullahs were killing Muslims on the streets of Tehran for not being Muslim enough.

"June 12 is the fifth anniversary of the birth of Iran's democratic Green Movement. Though the open resistance of this popular movement has been suppressed, it has been morally vindicated in the intervening years and remains as a constituency imbedded in Iran's body politic, ready to emerge once again when the opportunity arises.

And the opportunity will surely arise. The Islamic Republic of Iran is not your usual authoritarian state. As a hybrid of religious dictatorship and competitive elections, the regime generates its own opposition, see-sawing back and forth between conservatives and reformists. One day, the balance of power will shift decisively toward democracy and against the Ayatollahs.

It is precisely because competitive elections within a religious dictatorship are so meaningful that the election five years ago in 2009 was so passionately contested.

On that day in 2009 Iran's 10th presidential elections were held. Over 39 million people, representing about 85 percent of the eligible voters, cast their votes. According to the government's claims, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad received 62.6 percent of the votes, while his main opponent, former Prime Minister Mir Hossein Mousavi received 33.75 percent. The disbelief that these results were accurate ignited the widespread protests of the Green Movement."