Category Archives: Iran

Obama Spies On Congress

Comments to Steve Sailer: * How come no mention of former Congresswomen Jane Harman, who was a member of the panel on intelligence, agreeing to act for an Israeli operative in exchange for pressure through a donor on Pelosi to … Continue reading

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Divide, Conquer, Colonize

Dan Sanchez writes: As US-driven wars plummet the Muslim world ever deeper into jihadi-ridden failed state chaos, events seem to be careening toward a tipping point. Eventually, the region will become so profuse a font of terrorists and refugees, that … Continue reading

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WP: ‘Don’t be fooled. Iran is still not safe.’

Daniel Levinson writes in the Washington Post: American and European companies are drafting plans to begin doing business in Iran with the lifting of sanctions as part of this summer’s nuclear-weapons agreement, and Westerners are planning visits to the country. … Continue reading

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JJ: Wasserman Schultz: Iranian nuclear threat has been neutralized

I have some thoughts on this story. * Iran was never a threat to the United States so long as the United States did not commit troops to the Middle East and threaten Iran. The more America and other countries … Continue reading

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Prof. John Mearsheimer: “Turkish Foreign Policy: A Realist’s Assessment”

Published on Oct 9, 2012: Prof. John Mearsheimer from University of Chicago gave a lecture entitled “Turkish Foreign Policy: A Realist’s Assessment” on 4 October 2012 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey. John Mearsheimer says: … Continue reading

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