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Saturday, September 26, 2009

Appease-y does it for weak Prez on road to a Mideast apocalypse

This information on a 2nd Iranian Nuclear Weapons Development Facility was discovered during the Bush Administration. President Obama has kept it secret since he took office as he pushed his foreign policy of talking direct to Iran and refusing to encourage the protestors against the rigged Iranian election. What exactly is his foreign policy against Iran? The French have it right and once again Obama is looking weaker and weaker. Is this what the American people who voted for Obama wanted -- Appeaser and Apologizer in Chief?

Appease-y does it for weak Prez on road to a Mideast apocalypse
Ralph Peters
26 Sep 2009

DID it surprise a single Post reader that Iran's been hiding a big nuclear weapons development facility? It stunned our president when he learned about it months ago. Then he kept it secret from you.

Obama didn't want you to know how much progress Iran had made. It's an embarrassment.

And it raises the pressure on the White House to act -- something this president's squirming to avoid. But the Iranians have now realized we know, so they tipped it themselves.

Obama had no choice but to come clean.

Yesterday, he interrupted the G-20 summit to go public -- before Mahmoud Ahmadinejad did. Flanked by French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Britain's dead man walking, Prime Minister Gordon Brown, our president offered more uselessly vague rhetoric in response to proof of a major "covert Iranian enrichment facility" and its implications.

Obama's statement amounted to, Ooooh, I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house down . . . maybe . . . eventually . . . but not really . . . let's talk . . .

Only Sarkozy made a serious attempt to get the Iranian leadership's attention, stressing the consistent failure of negotiations and the need for action. He understands that a decade of talking with Tehran brought zero results.

Obama cringed.

Shouldn't we be ashamed that a French president's leading the fight to protect Israel and the free world?

To be fair, Obama's overwhelmed.

Fatally confident of his powers of persuasion, he's bewildered that he hasn't been able to convince the Iranians (or the Palestinians, Russians, Venezuelans, Chinese, etc.) to do what he wants them to do.

So Washington delays. While Iran races toward a nuclear arsenal.

(Excerpt) See NY Post for Full Article


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