The Madness of King Obama--US Trying to BLOCK Sanctions Against Iran !?!?!

Haaretz/The Lid ^ | 7/3/09 | The Lid

[Shellybenoit]

As diplomats prepare for the G8 Summit, many are working toward a resolution to impose additional economic sanctions on Iran. There is one country working hard to prevent new sanctions, the United States.

Apparently Europe feels that Iran's continued development of its nuclear weapons program, its crackdown on their own people and the arrest of British Diplomats is worthy of new sanctions.

President Obama's myopic pursuit of his engage the Islamist terrorist regime policy is making him reluctant to upset the Iranian government, with new sanctions. Its Neville Chamberlain time in the oval office:

[Tarpon]

hmmm ... Europe has discovered they are within range.

[markomalley]

Its Neville Chamberlain time in the oval office:

That is just plain wrong. It's not Neville Chamberlain time, it's Haj Amin al-Husseini time in the oval office.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Tax and spend liberals who are weak on defense comes to mind.

[xkaydet65]

Let’s not over indict Neville Chamberlain. In his time he strengthened British forces. A major reason for his decision at Munich was that his rearmament program had not reached a level his general staff felt could deal with Hitler. Especially the RAF which had only 8 squadrons of monoplane Hurricanes in 1938. We should be so lucky if the haloed one was Neville Chamberlain.

[Venturer]

What madness?? That a Muslim would try to help Iran??

[TLI]

However, diplomatic sources in New York reported that American officials are working behind the scenes to prevent new sanctions from being imposed against Iran.

U.S. officials claimed that a tough stance toward Iran could backfire, bringing about an opposite outcome to that desired by those who support such measures.

The Obama administration, according to the diplomatic sources, has discarded the notion of direct talks with Iran. However, the United States is still interested in re-engaging Iran through the renewed discussion of its nuclear program through the six permanent United Nations Security Council members.

American officials expressed concern that a decision to enact harsh steps against Iran during the G8 meeting could badly hurt the prospect of Tehran agreeing to renew negotiations with the permanent Security Council members.

In addition to U.S. reluctance to enact fresh sanctions, G8 members Russia and China have been known to oppose any punitive steps against Tehran.

Cloud over the failing Obama presidency.

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