President Obama wants to negotiate with the Iranians. There’s only one problem, says pundit Dick Morris: The Iranians don’t want to play ball. They have adjusted to the US sanctions, and they’re still going full-speed ahead with their nuclear development program.
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A huge blast caused extensive damage last week to the Fordo nuclear plant in Iran. Much of the Fordo facility is underground. It reportedly contains some 2,700 centrifuges used to enrich uranium.
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Iran’s nuclear facilities have previously faced threats of espionage and assassination of scientists, but now a lawmaker from the Islamic Republic has reported a new threat: Russian women. The Iranian official said female Russian workers at Iran’s nuclear power plant have a corrupting and negative impact on other workers at the facility because they don’t wear the required head covering.
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By a vote of 94-0, the Senate has approved imposing tough new sanctions on Iran to forestall that nation’s nuclear ambitions. But the Obama Administration is balking and threatening to veto the sanctions. Pundit Dick Morris wonders how the administration justifies its stance in light of Obama’s tough Iran rhetoric during the Presidential debates.
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Dinesh D’Souza, filmmaker of the documentary 2016: Obama’s America, says the work is even more relevant now that President Obama has won re-election. While it’s too early to say if the most dire predictions in the film will come true, D’Souza says he’s troubled with two recent developments: 1. Obama scheduling a trip to Russia, presumably to discuss dismantling America’s nuclear defenses 2. The continued rise in Muslim militancy around the world. He discusses these issues with Newsmax.
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Alfonzo Rachel agrees with President Obama on reducing our inventory of nukes, but Zo has a different approach for accomplishing that reduction. He would deploy the nukes on nations that murder American citizens. Zo shares his other thoughts on the Romney-Obama foreign policy debate in this edition of Zonation.
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With his numbers declining in the polls, President Obama might pull a rabbit out of his hat, and attempt to reverse his fortunes through an October surprise. Dick Morris says keep your eyes open. One possible scenario he suggests: Some sort of negotiated truce with Iran temporarily placing its nuclear ambitions on the shelf in return for a lifting of the economic sanctions now imposed on Iran.
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Raw footage from a massive demonstration Wednesday in Tehran, Iran, as citizens protest rapidly escalating consumer prices brought on by hyperinflation that’s threatening the collapse of the rial, Iran’s currency. As the rial grows more worthless and prices spiral out of control, pressures will intensify for the Iranian regime to back off its nuclear weapons development. Sanctions imposed by Western nations, aimed against the nuclear program, are behind Iran’s hyperinflation, which is currently running around 70 percent monthly. H/T Blazing Cat Fur
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