While the Sunni jihad wages around us, the Shiite jihad is quietly building its final solution arsenal.
We have never had such feckless leaders in our time, aiding and abetting those who mean to destroy us, and you can count on the faux media to turns its gaze elsewhere as they run defense for this destructive moron, or as others have called him, ”the human wrecking ball”.
State Department admits Iran’s construction of two nuclear reactors
Underscoring the lengths to which the Obama administration seems willing to go to deny concerns about Iran’s nuclear program, even in the face of stunning moves by Tehran to expand its nuclear capabilities, a State Department official told reporters that Iran’s decision to begin construction of two nuclear reactors is not a violation of the Joint Plan of Action (JPOA), the agreement signed in November 2013 to prevent Iran from advancing its nuclear program.
The unnamed official told the Washington Free Beacon that “the construction of light water nuclear reactors is not prohibited by U.N. Security Council resolutions, nor does it violate the JPOA.” Tehran announced the mass expansion of two new nuclear reactors on Tuesday, the day before Foreign Minister Zarif was set to meet with Secretary Kerry for bilateral talks. In another provocative move on Wednesday, the day of the meeting between Kerry and Zarif, Iran indictedWashington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, an American citizen, and announced plans to put him on trial.
In a condemnation of the building of the two nuclear reactors, Senator Mark Kirk (R-IL) issued a statement saying, “The longer we wait to stop the Iranians from creating a nuclear bomb, the more likely it becomes that our children will witness nuclear war in the Middle East.” Meanwhile, Reuters reported on Thursday that “Republican and Democratic lawmakers were pushing ahead with two pieces of legislation.
One would impose more sanctions on Iran if international negotiators fail to reach an agreement by the end of June, and the other would let lawmakers weigh in on any final agreement reached by negotiators,” citing Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Bob Corker (R-TN).
