White House Fail: Obama's Anti-Semitism

[travelinman67]

BOOM!

Rubio unloads on the Obama Administration's mistreatment of Israel...
[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=CdMWbqZsyuM[/youtube]

[travelinman67]

White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough, speaking to an anti-Netanyahu organization...

"...Israel's 50 year occupation [of a Palestinian state] must end..."

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/03/d ... 16319.html

[polsongrizz]

BOOM
Fixes the whole israel problem and saves us 4 Billion a year of wasted $$$$$$$$$$$$$.
I call that a win win...

[houndawg]

BOOM
Fixes the whole israel problem and saves us 4 Billion a year of wasted $$$$$$$$$$$$$.
I call that a win win...

Syria, Israel, Saudi Arabia; we could get rid of some stale inventory

[BDKJMU]

BOOM
Fixes the whole israel problem and saves us 4 Billion a year of wasted $$$$$$$$$$$$$.
I call that a win win...

Only if you drop one on all the surrounding Muslim nations 1st...

[travelinman67]

White House quietly declassified report detailing Israel's nuclear program...

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/193175

Fuck Obama.

The Democrat's ghetto Presidency.

[Chizzang]

White House quietly declassified report detailing Israel's nuclear program...

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/193175

Fuck Obama.

The Democrat's ghetto Presidency.

Meh..
a report from 1980 who cares
And frankly the Arabs and Israelis deserve each other - I wish them the best - in the bed that they've made

[Grizalltheway]

White House quietly declassified report detailing Israel's nuclear program...

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/193175

Fuck Obama.

The Democrat's ghetto Presidency.

Meh..
a report from 1980 who cares
And frankly the Arabs and Israelis deserve each other - I wish them the best - in the bed that they've made

B-but the world's worst kept secret isn't officially secret anymore!! DOOM AND GLOOM!!!

[travelinman67]

Yet, the investigation into Nazi-Socialist Soros' involvement in the British pound collapse remains classified?

Yes, he IS a traitor. Save your breath.

[houndawg]

Yet, the investigation into Nazi-Socialist Soros' involvement in the British pound collapse remains classified?

Yes, he IS a traitor. Save your breath.

Good grief! Does the whimpering never stop? How about if we stipulate to the fact the Obama caused the common cold?

[Chizzang]

Yet, the investigation into Nazi-Socialist Soros' involvement in the British pound collapse remains classified?

Yes, he IS a traitor. Save your breath.

[houndawg]

Yet, the investigation into Nazi-Socialist Soros' involvement in the British pound collapse remains classified?

Yes, he IS a traitor. Save your breath.

Filled my truck for less than $40 again. Stock market more than doubled, up 10,000 points. Corporate profits at all-time high.

You need to smile a little more, T. You'll get more pussy that way too.

[travelinman67]

Yet, the investigation into Nazi-Socialist Soros' involvement in the British pound collapse remains classified?

Yes, he IS a traitor. Save your breath.

Filled my truck for less than $40 again. Stock market more than doubled, up 10,000 points. Corporate profits at all-time high.

You need to smile a little more, T. You'll get more pussy that way too.

Wrong thread, Einstein.

I have plenty of pussies responding to my posts here.

[travelinman67]

http://freebeacon.com/national-security ... -together/

U.S. Caves to Key Iranian Demands as Nuke Deal Comes Together

Limited options for Congress as Obama seeks to bypass lawmakers

 BY: Adam Kredo  
March 26, 2015 2:00 pm

LAUSSANE, Switzerland—The Obama administration is giving in to Iranian demands about the scope of its nuclear program as negotiators work to finalize a framework agreement in the coming days, according to sources familiar with the administration’s position in the negotiations.
U.S. negotiators are said to have given up ground on demands that Iran be forced to disclose the full range of its nuclear activities at the outset of a nuclear deal, a concession experts say would gut the verification the Obama administration has vowed would stand as the crux of a deal with Iran.Until recently, the Obama administration had maintained that it would guarantee oversight on Tehran’s program well into the future, and that it would take the necessary steps to ensure that oversight would be effective. The issue has now emerged as a key sticking point in the talks.
Concern from sources familiar with U.S. concessions in the talks comes amid reports that Iran could be permitted to continue running nuclear centrifuges at an underground site once suspected of housing illicit activities. This type of concession would allow Iran to continue work related to its nuclear weapons program, even under the eye of international inspectors. If Iran removes inspectors—as it has in the past—it would be left with a nuclear infrastructure immune from a strike by Western forces.“Once again, in the face of Iran’s intransigence, the U.S. is leading an effort to cave even more toward Iran—this time by whitewashing Tehran’s decades of lying about nuclear weapons work and current lack of cooperation with the [International Atomic Energy Agency],” said one Western source briefed on the talks but who was not permitted to speak on record.
With the White House pressing to finalize a deal, U.S. diplomats have moved further away from their demands that Iran be subjected to oversight over its nuclear infrastructure.“Instead of ensuring that Iran answers all the outstanding questions about the past and current military dimensions of their nuclear work in order to obtain sanctions relief, the U.S. is now revising down what they need to do,” said the source.  “That is a terrible mistake—if we don’t have a baseline to judge their past work, we can’t tell if they are cheating in the future, and if they won’t answer now, before getting rewarded, why would they come clean in the future?”
The United States is now willing to let Iran keep many of its most controversial military sites closed to inspectors until international sanctions pressure has been lifted, according to sources.This scenario has been criticized by nuclear experts, including David Albright, founder and president of the Institute for Science and International Security.
Albright told Congress in November that “a prerequisite for any comprehensive agreement is for the IAEA to know when Iran sought nuclear weapons, how far it got, what types it sought to develop, and how and where it did this work.”“ The IAEA needs a good baseline of Iran’s military nuclear activities, including the manufacturing of equipment for the program and any weaponization related studies, equipment, and locations,” Albright said.
One policy expert familiar with the concessions told the Washington Free Beacon that it would be difficult for the administration to justify greater concessions given the centrality of this issue in the broader debate.“The Obama administration has gone all-in on the importance of verification,” said the source, who asked for anonymity because the administration has been known to retaliate against critics in the policy community. “But without knowing what the Iranians have it’s impossible for the IAEA to verify that they’ve given it up.”A lesser emphasis is also being placed on Iran coming clean about its past efforts to build nuclear weapons. The Islamic Republic continues to stall United Nations efforts to determine the extent of its past weapons work, according to the Wall Street Journal.
By placing disclosure of Iran’s past military efforts on the back burner, the administration could harm the ability of outside inspectors to take full inventory of Iran’s nuclear know-how, according to sources familiar with the situation.It also could jeopardize efforts to keep Iran at least one year away from building a bomb, sources said.
On the diplomatic front, greater concessions are fueling fears among U.S. allies that Iran will emerge from the negations as a stronger regional power.

Yes, this is the appropriate thread, as the end game for Iran will be to destroy Israel.

[houndawg]

http://freebeacon.com/national-security ... -together/

U.S. Caves to Key Iranian Demands as Nuke Deal Comes Together

Limited options for Congress as Obama seeks to bypass lawmakers

 BY: Adam Kredo  
March 26, 2015 2:00 pm

LAUSSANE, Switzerland—The Obama administration is giving in to Iranian demands about the scope of its nuclear program as negotiators work to finalize a framework agreement in the coming days, according to sources familiar with the administration’s position in the negotiations.
U.S. negotiators are said to have given up ground on demands that Iran be forced to disclose the full range of its nuclear activities at the outset of a nuclear deal, a concession experts say would gut the verification the Obama administration has vowed would stand as the crux of a deal with Iran.Until recently, the Obama administration had maintained that it would guarantee oversight on Tehran’s program well into the future, and that it would take the necessary steps to ensure that oversight would be effective. The issue has now emerged as a key sticking point in the talks.
Concern from sources familiar with U.S. concessions in the talks comes amid reports that Iran could be permitted to continue running nuclear centrifuges at an underground site once suspected of housing illicit activities. This type of concession would allow Iran to continue work related to its nuclear weapons program, even under the eye of international inspectors. If Iran removes inspectors—as it has in the past—it would be left with a nuclear infrastructure immune from a strike by Western forces.“Once again, in the face of Iran’s intransigence, the U.S. is leading an effort to cave even more toward Iran—this time by whitewashing Tehran’s decades of lying about nuclear weapons work and current lack of cooperation with the [International Atomic Energy Agency],” said one Western source briefed on the talks but who was not permitted to speak on record.
With the White House pressing to finalize a deal, U.S. diplomats have moved further away from their demands that Iran be subjected to oversight over its nuclear infrastructure.“Instead of ensuring that Iran answers all the outstanding questions about the past and current military dimensions of their nuclear work in order to obtain sanctions relief, the U.S. is now revising down what they need to do,” said the source.  “That is a terrible mistake—if we don’t have a baseline to judge their past work, we can’t tell if they are cheating in the future, and if they won’t answer now, before getting rewarded, why would they come clean in the future?”
The United States is now willing to let Iran keep many of its most controversial military sites closed to inspectors until international sanctions pressure has been lifted, according to sources.This scenario has been criticized by nuclear experts, including David Albright, founder and president of the Institute for Science and International Security.
Albright told Congress in November that “a prerequisite for any comprehensive agreement is for the IAEA to know when Iran sought nuclear weapons, how far it got, what types it sought to develop, and how and where it did this work.”“ The IAEA needs a good baseline of Iran’s military nuclear activities, including the manufacturing of equipment for the program and any weaponization related studies, equipment, and locations,” Albright said.
One policy expert familiar with the concessions told the Washington Free Beacon that it would be difficult for the administration to justify greater concessions given the centrality of this issue in the broader debate.“The Obama administration has gone all-in on the importance of verification,” said the source, who asked for anonymity because the administration has been known to retaliate against critics in the policy community. “But without knowing what the Iranians have it’s impossible for the IAEA to verify that they’ve given it up.”A lesser emphasis is also being placed on Iran coming clean about its past efforts to build nuclear weapons. The Islamic Republic continues to stall United Nations efforts to determine the extent of its past weapons work, according to the Wall Street Journal.
By placing disclosure of Iran’s past military efforts on the back burner, the administration could harm the ability of outside inspectors to take full inventory of Iran’s nuclear know-how, according to sources familiar with the situation.It also could jeopardize efforts to keep Iran at least one year away from building a bomb, sources said.
On the diplomatic front, greater concessions are fueling fears among U.S. allies that Iran will emerge from the negations as a stronger regional power.

Yes, this is the appropriate thread, as the end game for Iran will be to destroy Israel.

So what? After they get rid of Israel, we'll get rid of Iran and then we'll name our terms to the rest of the middle east. Which they will scramble to accept. Statecraft, baby.

[houndawg]

Filled my truck for less than $40 again. Stock market more than doubled, up 10,000 points. Corporate profits at all-time high.

You need to smile a little more, T. You'll get more pussy that way too.

Wrong thread, Einstein.

I have plenty of pussies responding to my posts here.

Just ALPACAJIZZ and SuperHormonal.

[travelinman67]

Interview with Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren, discussing the failing U.S. - Israel relations...

http://freebeacon.com/columns/were-on-our-own/

Hint: Obama is untrustworthy.

[travelinman67]

Obama invites anti-Israel hate groups to State dinner. Seats Hamas supporters at "Presidents" table to discuss their concerns.

http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... nts-table/

Yeah, Obama isn't anti-Semitic...

[D1B]

Interview with Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren, discussing the failing U.S. - Israel relations...

http://freebeacon.com/columns/were-on-our-own/

Hint: Obama is untrustworthy.

And the problem is????

Israel needs to learn compromise. Now that they don't have unconditional support for their crimes against humanity from the most powerful nation in the world, things might change for the better.

Your lack of knowledge of Middle East affairs, negotiation strategies and basic physics math is astounding.