Donald J. Trump ignored the federal court order issued over the weekend. The fuhrer has issued an executive order forbidden millions of refugees and hundreds of thousands of visitors and 500,000 legal immigrants from seven-majority Muslim countries from entering the United States.
It sparked massive protests at many of the country's busiest transit hubs.
Federal courts temporarily blocked the major parts of the order. Trump's minions will continue forth despite a court order. He took to social media to pat himself on the back.
Senior officials say that the federal court order was sparked by activist liberal judges.
The Trump minions did adhere to the federal order letting permanent residents enter the country without retainer.
U,S, government must "permit lawyers access to all legal permanent residents being detained at airports," a federal judge ordered.
The executive order considered a backdoor Muslim ban is sparking discussion across the world.
Even the infamous leader of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi said "kudos" to the decision. He said that Trump will prove to the Muslim world that America is at war with their religion.
While all this happened, our neighbor to the north had a terrorist attack in the majority French speaking province of Quebec.
The trolls cite a mass shooting in Quebec. Two terrorists barraged into a Quebec City mosque. They managed to kill six people. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said this horrific incident is "an attack on Muslims" and the sanctity of Canadians. The terrorists were arrested. Their names weren't released at the time. They will face a court hearing and face up to LIFE in the iron college. They are innocent until proven guilty.
President Barack Obama is not going to kiss a foreign leader's ass. The fuhrer Donald J. Trump will toss Benjamin Netanyahu's salad.
Yesterday, I was tired. I couldn't make the cut on this posting until today. But I wanted to let the readers know that I am all for peace in the Middle East. But I am so tired of having to address the issues going on between these factions. Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip are often mentioned by the junk food media.
Oftentimes the United States always comes to the aid of poor nuclear powered and military strong Israel at the expense of the Palestinians and the Muslim world. The terrorists believe that military forces like the U.S. and Israel are committing genocide against the Muslim world. Although I refuse to believe this, it's starting to look like this everyday we hear about casualties who aren't armed with rocket launchers.
I am getting tired of hearing the rhetoric from this foreign jackass named Benjamin Netanyahu.
Netanyahu is a right wing leader who pushes for settlement building in the East Jerusalem.
He also pushes for war against Iran and many other nations that don't support the "Jewish" state.
Secretary of State John Kerry had to respond to the accusations from Netanyahu that President Barack Obama deliberately allowed the United Nations to condemn Israel from building settlements on Palestine's territory.
Kerry delivered some hard truths. And as expected Republicans pretend to be outraged over the comments and vow to spend your taxpayer dollars to protect the 51st State.
When the fuhrer comes to power he might pick a nominee who is willing to drive us into another war with the Middle East.
Your honest opinion on Israel. What is your opinion of the country?
Obama isn't going to be talked down by Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin.
Fuck Donald Trump, Mike Pence, Melania Trump, Republicans, Benjamin Netanyahu, Vladimir Putin and the idiots who voted for these people.
A man who survived the horrific genocide of the Holocaust to become an advocate for human rights passed away today.
Elie Wiesel was a Holocaust survivor and author who fought for peace, human rights and simple human decency, has died at the age of 87, a spokesman for Israel's Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, said Saturday.
Wiesel, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986, recounted his family being sent to the Nazi concentration camps in his first book, "Night," which was published in 1955.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded Wiesel as a "master of words."
"(He) gave expression through his exceptional personality, and fascinating books about the victory of the human spirit over cruelty and evil. In the darkness of the Holocaust in which our brothers and sisters -- 6 million -- were murdered, Elie Wiesel was a ray of light and greatness of humanity who believed in the good in man," Netanyahu said.
"I was privileged to know Elie and to learn so much from him."
Born in Romania, Wiesel was 15 when he was sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland with his family in 1944.
The future writer was later moved and ultimately freed from the Buchenwald camp in 1945. Of his relatives, only two of his sisters survived.
Wiesel told CNN last year that Auschwitz was "to this day, a source of shock and astonishment."
He broke his silence on his Holocaust experience 10 years after the liberation with the acclaimed memoir "Night," originally published in French as "La Nuit," which has been translated into 30 languages and has sold millions of copies since its publication.
The Nobel peace laureate, who wrote extensively about the horrors he and others endured, said he knew he'd have to write at some point but feared the words would elude him.
"I'm not sure, by the way, that I did find them," he said. "Maybe there are no words for what happened. Maybe somehow, the Germans ... the cruel killers, have succeeded at least in one way, at least that it deprived us, the victims, of finding the proper language of saying what they had done to us, because there are no words for it."
In 1986 the Nobel committee called Wiesel an important spiritual leader.
In his speech honoring Wiesel, then-chairman Egil Aarvik said: "From the abyss of the death camps he has come as a messenger to mankind, not with a message of hate and revenge, but with one of brotherhood and atonement."
Wiesel spoke of his own guilt in his moving Nobel acceptance speech.
"Do I have the right to represent the multitudes who have perished? Do I have the right to accept this great honor on their behalf? I do not. No one may speak for the dead, no one may interpret their mutilated dreams and visions," he said.
He said he sensed the presence of the tens of thousands of people who died at Buchenwald, and accepted the prize on their behalf and on behalf of his fellow survivors.
Millions of people were touched by "Night" and dozens of other works Wiesel produced. His books were deeply personal. He was honest with his readers about what he went through physically, emotionally, spiritually.
He wrote, "Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, which has turned my life into one long night, seven times cursed and seven times sealed. Never shall I forget that smoke. Never shall I forget the little faces of the children, whose bodies I saw turned into wreaths of smoke beneath a silent blue sky. Never shall I forget those flames which consumed my faith forever. Never shall I forget that nocturnal silence which deprived me, for all eternity, of the desire to live. Never shall I forget those moments which murdered my God and my soul and turned my dreams to dust. Never shall I forget these things, even if I am condemned to live as long as God himself. Never."
Throughout his life, the writer and teacher sought to give a voice to the voiceless.
He was a professor at the City College of New York from 1972 until he left four years later to become a humanities professor at Boston University. Before that, Wiesel was a journalist in Paris and then New York.
He was, in the words of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the international leader of the Holocaust remembrance movement.
"In the aftermath of the Holocaust, at a time when the world could not bear to remember, he could not bear to forget," the museum wrote in a statement. "Through his singular moral leadership, intellect, and eloquence, he gave voice to those who had been silenced forever and devoted his life to fulfilling the promise of 'never again' for all future victims of genocide."
Wiesel also didn't shy away from making strong remarks. While at the White House in 1985, he asked President Ronald Reagan to cancel a visit to a World War II military cemetery in West Germany.
"That place, Mr. President, is not your place,'' he said, according to The New York Times. ''Your place is with the victims of the SS.''
When he returned to the site of the Buchenwald death camp in 2009, he advocated for peace in the Middle East while addressing President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Andrea Merkel.
He lamented there was no grave of his father to visit and said the hope of no more war that he felt upon his rescue in 1945 was damaged.
"What can I tell him?" he asked. "That the world has learned? I am not so sure."
He implored Obama to help bring peace to the world.
"The time must come. It's enough -- enough to go to cemeteries, enough to weep for oceans. It's enough," he said. "There must come a moment -- a moment of bringing people together."
Wiesel was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986, the Norwegian Nobel Committee called him a "messenger to mankind," stating that through his struggle to come to terms with "his own personal experience of total humiliation and of the utter contempt for humanity shown in Hitler's death camps", as well as his "practical work in the cause of peace", Wiesel had delivered a powerful message "of peace, atonement and human dignity" to humanity.
World News Today send our condolences to the family of Elie Wiesel. May your memory live on as a part of the global path of peace and prosperity.
Terrorist kills Penna Turnpike workers. The law guts him. Who takes the blame for this senseless act of violence?
A former Penna State Trooper was killed in a hail of gunfire after he went on a murderous rampage.
The terrorist Clarence Briggs was responsible for ambushing a toll plaza worker and security guard.
Authorities identified the victims as turnpike worker Danny Krouse, 55, and security guard Ronald Heist, 71, a retired York City police officer. A female toll worker and the driver of a toll collection van were able to escape without injury, police said.
The investigation into the incident is active and ongoing.
According to documents, this terrorist was struggling after his business fell flat. He filed for bankruptcy. Briggs, 54, and his wife, Donna, list Clarence Briggs as a range officer with Israeli Weapons Industries US Inc. near Linglestown in Lower Paxton Township. IWI US, which publishes a monthly newsletter titled "Close Quarters," states on its website that it develops weapons for the Israeli Defense Force and numerous foreign countries.
Turnpike plaza on the Penna.
Records in U.S. Middle District Bankruptcy Court also show the Newville-area couple filed a voluntary Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition in March 2015. They listed $233,375 in assets and $314,615 in debts, including a $179,358 mortgage on their home in the 600 block of North Middle Road in Upper Mifflin Township northwest of Newville.
And court filings show the terrorist was charged with simple assault in 2014, although that case was later dismissed.
In their bankruptcy filing, the terrorist's' listed less than $500 in cash and five firearms among their assets. The terrorist had listed $5,220 a month in pension income. His wife's occupation was listed as an admissions specialist with Hospice of Central PA.
On the debt side, the couple listed more than $18,000 in student loans, a $2,590 federal tax claim, more than $15,000 in outstanding personal loans, and tens of thousands of dollars owed on 34 credit card accounts.
The terrorist armed with a gun, led the workers into a nearby building and tried to tie them up, when a fight ensued, police said. One of the victims, Danny Krouse, ran out of the building as an armored security van arrived to pick up money from the toll booth, according to police. Krouse was shot and killed by the terrorist, who then also shot and killed Ronald Heist, who was a security guard in the van, police said.
The driver of the van fled on foot, police said. He was not harmed. The other toll worker, a woman, was also not injured.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike (known as the Penna Turnpike) is a 360 mile controlled access freeway that carries through the southern tier of the state. It passes through Pittsburgh, Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
Okay, quick poll.
Who Takes The Blame In The Shooting Of Penna Turnpike Workers?
World News Today send our condolences to the families of Danny Krouse and Ronald Heist.
Conservative outrage over the release of prisoners in Iran.
Of course, no good deed goes unpunished. According to the ney sayers of the right wing media, the president didn't do enough.
The United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran are apparently working together for the sake of the world. If it wasn't for Pope Francis and the steadfast leadership of President Barack Obama, another crisis was adverted.
I am wondering if Donald Trump and Ted Cruz will crow over the fact their talking point was blown out the water.
I seem to remember that the Republican clowns running for president were complaining about the president not doing enough to retrieve Americans. The nuclear deal that was sponsored went into effect this weekend and the United Nations will now lift the sanctions.
Before I get into the story, I want to make you aware of what The Drudge Report headline.
Now as you know I am not one to complain about a peaceful diplomacy. The United States and Iran agreed to free all Americans held in custody.
Only a few days ago, American sailors were detained by Iran for 24 hours before being released. The American sailors were detained after entering Iranian territory after apparently engine failure on their boat.
They were freed a few hours after President Barack Obama delivered his State of the Union Address.
Conservatives were outraged over the incident. They wanted the United States to flex its military muscle and bomb the life out of them. And of course, the Congress passed legislation to impose sanctions upon Iran. That bill is expected to be vetoed by the president.
Four American citizens, including a Washington Post reporter, who have been imprisoned in Iran are set to board a Swiss aircraft Saturday from Tehran to an as-yet-undetermined location, where they will be freed as part of a prisoner release deal between the U.S. and Iran. The agreement is the result of 14 months of high-stakes secret negotiations between the two traditional adversaries.
"Our citizens have not yet been flown out of Iran, so we don’t want to do anything that could complicate it," a senior administration official said Saturday. "But we are told the deal is done, that they will be let out."
As part of the exchange, the U.S. will release seven Iranians who were being held in the country on sanctions violations. All were born in Iran, but six are dual Iranian-American citizens. The seven men all have the option to remain in the U.S.
The deal will bring home four Americans who have been imprisoned in Iran for years on trumped up charges, or in some cases no charges at all: Washington Post Tehran correspondent Jason Rezaian, former U.S. Marine Amir Hekmati, Christian pastor Saeed Abedini, and Nosratollah Khosrawi-Roodsari. The imprisonment of Khosrawi-Roodsari has never been previously reported.
Rezaian's mother and his wife, who live in Iran, found out about Rezaian's release in advance and plan to board the flight out of Tehran. U.S. officials, who say they did not tell the Rezaians the exchange was imminent, had planned to notify all of the families of the prisoners once the plane took off for Tehran -- and after they were certain the agreement wouldn't collapse.
The transfer of the American prisoners back into U.S. custody was originally planned to occur in Bern, Switzerland, but may now occur at a different location due to weather concerns.
After the transfer, the four Americans will be taken to the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, an American military hospital in Germany, for immediate medical treatment before returning home.
A fifth Iranian-American, Siamak Namazi, was not included in the prisoner deal and remains imprisoned in Iran. "We won't give up" on Namazi, the administration official said." Another American, Robert Levinson, disappeared on Iran’s Kish Island in 2007, where he was doing unofficial work for the CIA, but Iranian officials deny having knowledge of his whereabouts. "The case of Robert Levinson ... was aggressively pursued through this channel and through this process," the official said. "In the end, he did not go into this deal, but we have an arrangement with the Iranians ... and they will continue to seek information about his whereabouts."
Saturday's announcement comes after 14 months of negotiations between American and Iranian diplomats, some of whom were already meeting regularly to negotiate a landmark nuclear accord between Iran, the U.S. and five world powers.
The State Department never publicly disclosed the existence of negotiations to free the Americans and publicly rejected calls to tie the prisoners -- or any other issue -- to the nuclear talks. But privately, Brett McGurk, who until recently was deputy secretary of state for Iran and Iraq, led talks focusing on the prisoners.
Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, the public faces of the nuclear deal negotiations, also spoke in private about the prisoners. Kerry and Zarif deliberately kept the prisoner talks separate from the nuclear negotiations, never raising the two topics in the same meeting, according to a a second senior administration official. Kerry, faced with resistance to the deal at home and in Iran, kept the prisoner talks alive at several critical moments, the second senior official said.
McGurk, who is better known for his current role as the U.S. special envoy for the coalition fighting the Islamic State, is also known within the State Department as a skilled negotiator who worked with Iranian officials during his extensive time in Iraq. He was also able to fly under the radar throughout months of negotiations with the Iranians, a feat that would have been more difficult for Kerry.
If all goes as planned, Saturday will mark a whirlwind of events for Iranian-American diplomacy. The International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to issue a report confirming Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal, triggering international sanctions relief.
Kerry will then sign a waiver lifting congressionally enacted sanctions related to Iran's nuclear program at the United Nations in Vienna. At the same time, Obama will issue a new executive order to lift sanctions that were enacted under his authority, and the U.N. and EU will move to provide sanctions relief to Iran.
Kerry is then expected to fly to the as-yet-undetermined site where the Americans will be released to welcome them. Later, the Treasury Department will likely announce new sanctions against 11 people and entities tied to Iran’s ballistic missile program -- just after lifting sanctions related to Iran’s nuclear program.
Administration officials say it was coincidental that the prisoners' release happened on the same day as implementation of the nuclear deal. Despite the appearance a "grand plan," the prisoner deal was not tied to the nuclear deal implementation day, the second administration official said.
When you hear about the conflict in the Middle East, the American junk food media often says that the region is unstable.
We can credit one country in the middle of the conflict.
Remember this year, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said publicly that Israel will continue building settlements and peace with Palestine isn't happening.
That helped push Netanyahu to win another term as the country's most controversial leader.
Netanyahu will come back to the United States to meet President Barack Obama again. This will be the first time they've meet. The last time Netanyahu came to the U.S., he was invited by the ex-Weeper John Boehner on the whim of a hotly contested election in Israel.
Netanyahu spoke to the Joint Session of Congress to denounce the Iranian deal. The president wasn't thrilled that he showed up to denounce the historic deal. The deal was proposed by the U.S. with assistance from China, Russia, Great Britain, Germany and France.
Obama and his administration behind the scenes hates dealing with him. The Netanyahu administration share the same mutual disdain.
Enter Ran Baratz, a media adviser who got the White House infuriated this month. This guy has appeared on conservative agitating media popping off.
He declared that President Obama is a modern day anti-Semite and said of Secretary of State John Kerry being the intellectual body of a 12 year old.
Netanyahu's choice of Baratz is pretty much, a middle finger to the president. Baratz is a hardliner who believes that Israel should wipe the Gaza Strip and West Bank off the map.
The junk food media immediately pounced on this figure after he shared some not so nice social media postings about America and the first Black president. He also went after the Israeli president Reuven Rivlin.
Rivlin, who is the president of the country doesn't have much power. He's basically the ceremonial and figurehead of the country. Netanyahu is the chief. The prime minister of Israel is the most powerful leader in the country.
Rivlin was mocked by Baratz for flying economy class and shaking hands with Muslim citizens. In other words, Rivlin is weak. He has gotten a share of death threats from extremists.
The P+6 deal is in effect and Iran is keeping its word on disarming. The deal will have a 10 year freeze on nuclear progress. They will have access to nuclear energy. The will have sanctions lifted accordingly.
Israel since its founding became a lightening rod to conflict. Many view Israel as the biblical Holy Land. Its most sacred sites are clustered in Jerusalem’s Old City, including the Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock shrine, Al-Aqsa Mosque and Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Many Muslims believe that the Israeli government has systematically punished the Palestinians with sanctions and unwarranted genocide.
When rumors of the Israeli government blocking access to a historical mosque, tension once again rose in the region.
In a 3:1 ratio, Israeli have killed Palestinians. The junk food media covered last month's tension.
A major escalation occurred at the outset of October, marked by daily stabbing assaults by "lone wolf" Palestinians, and other attacks by Palestinian terror cells, mainly in the contested Old City of Jerusalem and in East Jerusalem.sparking fears of a Third Intifada.
Commentators have variously analysed the phenomenon as the consequence of either a viral social-media campaign that may have influenced and motivated the Palestinian attackers, or as a result of frustration over the failure of peace talks to end the decades-long occupation and the suppression of human rights.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has been accused of incitement to violence.
The mayor of Jerusalem Nir Barkat encouraged "licensed gun owners to carry their weapons to increase security."
During October, at least 68 Palestinians, were killed by Israel military and border police forces, 43 of whom were identified by the IDF as attackers in incidents such as stabbing, vehicular and gun attacks, though the interpretation of some of these incidents as 'terrorist' attacks has been questioned. In the same month, according to the Palestine Red Crescent Society, Israeli operations aimed at suppressing or dispersing demonstrations and protests in many of which stones, rocks and Molotov cocktails are thrown, injured an estimated 8,262 Palestinians, 2,617 by gun wounds, 760 by live fire, 1,857 by rubber-coated steel bullets.
As of November, 817 violent demonstrations occurred as well as 851 stone throwing and 377 molotov cocktail incidents, in which one Israeli was killed.
Since the eve of Rosh Hashanah, 11 Israelis were killed by Palestinian violence. IDF have recorded 75 indiscriminate terrorist attacks by Palestinians against Israeli civilians and security forces, 43 of which were in the West Bank, 22 in the Jerusalem municipality, and 11 within the Green Line (excluding Jerusalem), in which 10 Israelis were killed. An Eritrean was shot and lynched after mistakenly identified as an attacker during the Beersheva bus station shooting and died later.
Israeli security forces arrested five members of a Hamas affiliated terror cell that killed 2 Israeli civilians on October 1.
The number of rocket attacks from Hamas lead Gaza strip increased in the same month.
In addition in early October, a 'lone wolf' Palestinian female bomber detonated a bomb in her car after being stopped on a road to Jerusalem, while yelling "Allahu Akbar."
The international community considers the use of indiscriminate attacks on civilian populations as illegal under international law.
Tensions will be on full display as Netanyahu visits the White House.
Iranian president Hassan Rouhani will speak at the annual United Nations global leaders summit. He will discuss the nuclear deal. While in the United States, he had an opportunity to talk to CNN. He basically slammed Republicans and conservatives for scaring the world with fanatical rhetoric.
Iranian president Hassan Rouhani wanted to clear the record on the rhetoric being thrown around by the Republicans and their conservative allies in the junk food media. He basically said that Iran isn't the monster the media painted it out to be.
I agree with him.
A country of 80 million people. Out of those 80 million people there's probably a handful of extremists hoping for the deal to fail.
The United States has 321 million people. Out of those 321 million people there's probably 1/3 of the American public who believe that Iran is an "enemy" and the U.S. should engage in war with Iran.
CNN’s Christiane Amanpour asked Rouhani about the current Republican presidential race, specifically with regard to how the candidates are denouncing the Iran nuclear deal.
Rouhani knows a little about American politics. He knows that fear and bigotry exist in the United States. He knows that the Republicans are on the losing side of history. He believes that this deal could broker peace between Iran and the United States.
He didn't singled out the Republican clown car for its "end of days" rhetoric, but the way the party operates.
Rouhani said, “What is spoken of here in the United States of America… [is] quite laughable, it was very strange.” Iranians, he explained, view this “as a form of entertainment.”
The controversial pair head to steps of the Capitol with the half term governor, a washed up celebrity television star, and two right wing agitators to plead to the Republicans to kill the Iranian nuclear proposal.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Donald Trump are currently running for the nomination. They are doing their best to keep the agitation going. Joined with them, Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson and the three morons: Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck and Mark Levin.
Each of these agitators were just as bombastic as the two clowns running for president.
Trump hasn't turned birther on Cruz. The controversial senator is born in Calgary, Manitoba. He is born to an American mother and Cuban father in a foreign country. Yes, Canada is a foreign country.
Cruz, Glenn Beck and Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX)
Trump still leads in the field. Ben Carson is in second place and Cruz is either tied in third or fourth with Carly Fiorina.
Cruz is an unaccomplished politician who pisses off Republican leaders. His combative and unabashed principles are what's destroying the remaining amounts of bipartisanship in Washington.
Many Republicans quietly and sometimes loudly mock him for being a "pain in the ass." House Weeper John Boehner (R-OH) once told some his buddies that Cruz needs to "shut the fuck up".
This has brought his stock up. He was in eighth place. The Kim Davis fiasco and this event may inspire the extremist to support him. He surged to top-tier standings.
The Tea Party Patriots (the group responsible for aiding insurgent candidates) hosted this event.
The Republican rally is the last ditch attempt to keep focus on opposing an already settled matter.
Controversial agitator Mark Levin speaking at Washington DC rally.
The matter is done. Republicans once again are on the losing side of the debate.
The president won the month yet again. President Barack Obama worked during his August break to wrangle up most of the Democrats. He managed to get 42 out of 46 Democratic senators (include independents Angus King and Bernie Sanders) to block any Republican counter proposal or resolution blocking the Iranian deal.
The Republicans didn't even read the proposal. All the Republicans done during the 60 day period was take a vacation.
This comes on the heels of the conservative outrage at Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's social media outburst. They are outraged that Khamenei went to Twitter to blast Israel and Republicans for threatening his country. He said that Israel won't last for longer than 25 years if they attack his country.
The president had called Iranian president Hussan Rouhani in 2013. He wanted to make a deal with the Iranian president. He told him that if they would cease the nuclear enhancement, the United Nations will lift the sanctions.
I won't be able to fit all the nuts in but I will say that Trump, Cruz, Palin, Beck and Levin were the headliners. Also Phil Robertson, Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX), Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX), former lawmaker Michele Bachmann, and Breitbart agitator Joel Pollak were in featured speakers.
Trump, Cruz and Palin were be featured. Find the rest on CSPAN or YouTube. I couldn't stomach the bile.
The right upset over Gwen Ifill's dig at foreign leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
Conservative outrage once again. They're upset that a PBS news anchor took a dig at a foreign leader that the conservatives see as an honorary American leader.
Gwen Ifill went to the social media to dig at Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's failed attempts to derail the Iranian nuclear deal. He came to Washington in March to protest the deal.
The Democrats promise to block any Republican attempts to destroy the Iranian deal. The United Nations and power nations support the Iranian deal. The United States led the way for agreement.
The deal will require mandatory inspections, regulations on nuclear fuel and easing of sanctions.
The United Kingdom, Russia, China, France and Germany support the deal and have proceeded with implications to lift sanctions. The United States is stalled because of Republicans and Democrats squabbles.
Ifill went to social media to take a light jab by saying "Take That Bibi".
PBS ombudsman Michael Getler responded back to the expected conservative outrage by giving a reprimand to Ifill for her social media responses.
Getler wrote in his column that Ifill’s tweet was a “self-inflicted wound” and unbecoming of a journalist. After her tweet “quickly produced a lot of angry emails in the ombudsman’s inbox,” he wrote Ifill asking for an explanation.
Netanyahu's infamous bomb cartoon at the United Nations.
Getler added that he wasn’t buying Ifill’s excuse that she was just summarizing Obama’s views. “One would have to lean way over backwards to give her the benefit of the doubt that she was simply shedding light on the administration’s view of portions of Netanyahu’s arguments.”
“But to personalize it by saying, ‘Take that, Bibi’ is, in my book, inexcusable for an experienced journalist who is the co-anchor of a nightly news program watched by millions of people over the course of any week,” he concluded.
Out the gate comes the first reaction from a conservative. Matter of fact, he managed to throw Black Lives Matter into the fray. Pathetic.
So now if someone in the junk food media criticizes a foreign leader, it's apparently Black Lives Matters fault. Anyway, this is how far we've gotten. You can't even criticize, praise or support something without getting an earful of criticism.
So if I dig at a foreign leader, I am expected to be hit with criticism.
So if Ifill criticizes Netanyahu, she's an anti-Semitic. Funny, since when does criticizing a foreign leader is anti-Jew?
So if I dig at a political group, I guess I'm expected to be hit with criticism.
So if I dig at a person based on political beliefs, I guess I'm expected to be hit with criticism.
The Democrats finally got balls. The Democrats vows to defeat any Republican attempt to block the Iranian deal. The president praised the decision. Some Democrats will aid Republicans in its defeat. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) opposes the deal. Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) support the deal.
The House and Senate Democrats who support the president will be rewarded by their supporters.
The controversial Iranian deal sponsored by the Six Powers with the U.S. leading the way has enough to withstand a Republican sponsored bill condemning it. Republicans believe the deal doesn't go far enough.
The president will likely veto any attempts to derail the Iranian deal.
The battle is over before it even began. There are 34 Democrats in the senate on board with the deal. The House has enough votes as well.
The Iranian deal will lift sanctions against Iran if they comply to limiting their nuclear ambitions and allow inspectors into the nuclear facilities. The deal also seals a possible truce between the U.S. and Iran.
The war chicken Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sent his allies into the states to lobby Republicans and Democrats to oppose the deal.
Netanyahu and President Barack Obama have a testy relationship. This year, Netanyahu appeared for a Joint Session of Congress to denounce the deal. He was invited by House Weeper John Boehner (R-OH). The president condemned the move as an attempt to have American influence on Israeli elections.
The Republican contenders in the clown car vow that the deal will end if they're elected.
Obama is giving Cuba an unprecedented victory. If I'm elected president, I will put Cuba back on the state sponsors of terrorism.
This clown Marco Rubio, the senator from Florida got steam coming out of his ears. After hearing the news of the United States easing tension with Cuba, he comes "Straight Outta Miami" bitching about the president giving Fidel and Raul Castro a victory.
The hip-hop Republican got an opportunity to take time from butter cows, fried Snickers and bacon busters to catch the hit movie "Straight Outta Compton". He said that he'll break from the seriousness of being a candidate to watch a movie.
Really?
Can't wait til it hits DVD or Netflix?
When you're the President of the United States, movies are the last thing on the mind of an American leader.
The clown rose in his polls. He's either in fifth or sixth place. That means Jeb Bush and Scott Walker are in the bottom tier.
Of course, The Donald, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, and Carly Fiorina are the front runners. Rubio is the fifth man.
Secretary of State John Kerry watches the flag raising at the American embassy in Cuba.
With the president trying to ease tensions with Cuba and Iran, Republicans are throwing cold water on the idea. According to Republicans, talking to nations we have no diplomatic ties to is equivalent to appeasement.
On Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry went to Havana. He was there for historical raising of the American flag. This is the sign of tensions easing with the lifting of the travel ban.
The travel ban was lifted after President Barack Obama lifted Cuba off the state sponsors of terrorism listing. He got a challenge ahead of him. He is pushing to eliminate the embargo. The inept Republican controlled Congress vow to fight him on this. Also the Iranian nuclear deal as well.
Rubio is an opportunist.
Some consultants are looking at the dingleberry Ohio governor John Kasich picking MC Rubio as a running mate.
Donald Trump is right about politicians. They're just too stupid to understand. But only in regards to being in the media offering nothing but talk and not action. GOP Sundays is often a place where Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) hang their hats at. But of course, we can't forget the two Democrats who seem to be in cameras too much. They offer nothing but the same bullshit that McCain and Graham serve up.
Two Democrats who often are featured on GOP Sundays are Senators Dick Durbin (R-IL) and Chuck Schumer (R-NY). They often have a counter balance to Republican opposition. But one decides to break from the norm. Schumer decided to go rogue. It's pissed off President Barack Obama and the anti-war left. Some are calling for a primary challenge to throw him out.
Well today, we can say that Chuck Schumer is siding with the Republicans on the Six Power talks.
Schumer will join Tom Cotton (R-AR), John Cornyn (R-TX) and the rest of the Republicans in opposing the Iranian nuclear deal.
What makes me angry is that these politicos are so fucked stupid. They actually believe that the people of Iran care about the United States. Yeah, there some who want this country to fall, but that's the very same folks who sound like conservatives in the junk food media.
Iranians live their lives in peace. The fear mongering of Republicans and their honorary member Chuck Schumer are willing to point missiles at 78 million people.
Benjamin Netanyahu got the nation souring on the deal. They believe that if they can say so much shit, people would question the deal.
The world approves of the deal. That means Britain, France, Russia, China, Germany and the rest of the world is watching how this deal is being worked out. Regardless the United States leads this and they fear that if Republicans and spineless Democrats sink the deal, it paves the way for a nuclear armed Iran. Of course, it could bring the United States into another costly war.
Like those who chant death to America, you have agitators on the radio demanding the president fails. That old fart caught flack for saying that he wants Obama to fail. No different than those extremists who want the ax to fall on America and Israel. It's just words, not actions. I would ignore that shit.
Iran has a right to defend itself from any attack from any foreign nation. Israel is going to throw us into a proxy war with Iran.
Schumer's opposition makes me sick. He is in the pocket of the AIPAC lobbyist who are pushing for more sanctions.
So today, I will make this clear! If we elect Democrats who support war, demand them to send their children, grand children and great grand children to the battlefields. Fuck that I would demand that the Congress would head to areas where them innocent victims are brutalized by our weapons.
Fuck Chuck Schumer.
I don't care what this clown says, he done the people wrong. Just because he a coward for change.
The right digs out the past in their attacks of President Barack Obama
Whenever the agitators in the media bring up past presidents, past events of the previous century and incorrect history, you just shake your head, sigh at them, and walk past them. Ignoring whatever else they've got to say and pay them no mind.
For you see, conservatives and two clowns running have now pulled out their history books to look up a foreign leader of the 20th Century to attack our president.
To make comparisons to someone of the past is quite often. The right and the left often use Adolf Hitler or some leader who the United States declared an enemy to tag a politician who they disagree with.
Peace is weak says the conservative agitators. The president is Neville Chamberlain.
Who is Neville Chamberlain?
He was a British conservative politician who served as prime minister of Great Britain for 1937-1940
Before the World War II, Chamberlain met Hitler in Munich to discuss avoiding a German invasion of the Czech region.
Chamberlain is best known for his appeasement foreign policy, and in particular for his signing of the Munich Agreement in 1938, conceding the German-speaking Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia to Germany. However, when Adolf Hitler continued his aggression by invading Poland, Britain declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939, and Chamberlain led Britain through the first eight months of World War II.
Now the conservative agitators are comparing President Barack Obama to Chamberlain for advocating the Six Power talks with Iran. The conservatives believe that the president conceded to Iranian leaders over the nuclear talks.
The United Nations, the six power nations and the International Atomic Energy Agency all agree to this. The only thing that is slowing down progress is the inept Republican controlled Congress and Israel.
The conservative outrage is off the wall.
Diplomacy is appeasement to the conservatives. They rather see war and more stricter sanctions against Iran.
That annoying conservative agitator Sean Hannity, the clowns running Scott Walker, Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham have openly declared they intentions of going to war with Iran.
See these idiots don't understand that the deal is strict. This is the best solution to stop Iran from making an alleged nuclear bomb. They unzip their pants and allow Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu plow his big dick in their asses.
The president announced that there's a social media effort to pressure Congress to support the deal.
The president is getting tired of Netanyahu screaming and bitching. We the taxpayer provide weapons and defense for Israel. Israel has nuclear weapons.
Who's gonna tell Iran, North Korea and other nations to not have nuclear weapons?
The United States, Israel, United Kingdom, France, Pakistan, India, Russia, and China have them.
If Israel launches a strike on Iran, then expect the U.S. to be dragged into another war.
The president doesn't want to spend anymore time in the Middle East. It already cost thousands of lives here and abroad. It's time to give peace a chance.
Republicans are scared to talk to foreign leaders. They can't stomach peace with a nation we've been feuding with for nearly 40 years. It's time to move forward.
Historic deal reached and over here in the United States, the inept lawmakers in Congress scream that the deal is bad.
The Islamic Republic of Iran is located in Asia. It's part of the Middle East. The population of the country is 73 million people. The national capital is Tehran. Today, the country celebrates a milestone in diplomatic relations. The United States and its allies made a deal that could bring peace to the Middle East.
The Six Powers reached an agreement with Iran on its nuclear program.
The EU. Russia, The United States had marathon talks. The talks netted results.
They compromised a deal with Iran on their so-called nuclear weapon cache. It calls for a long term disarmament of the nuclear program in exchange for sanction relief.
President Barack Obama delivered a morning speech.
The deal isn't perfect but it's historic and its going to be active. The president now will gamble this deal in the hands of the inept Republican controlled congress.
The inept Republicans and spineless Democrats have concerns that the deal didn't go far enough.
They felt that the president gave up the 51st State of Israel.
Chickenshit prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled that he's going to work to stop the deal.
And what's off the record is the news. As usual the accusations of being anti-Semitic are often tossed around by the conservative agitators towards President Barack Obama.
There's an accusation being thrown around by the racist right. They claim that former White House advisor David Axelrod overheard the president say something offensive about Jewish people.
Now The Daily Nothing is calling it as fact. I remember this was the same outfit that allowed a right winger interrupt the president during a presser. This is the website that claimed that they had a "smoking gun" when it came to the president's relationship with his former pastor Jeremiah Wright.
They tried to run this PBS documentary of the president back in 2007 talking about his former pastor and called it a bombshell.
For a bombshell coming from a website with a track record of getting wrong, it's pretty skeptical about it. But to the trolls, it's fact regardless.
They claim that because of the U.S. support of Israel reaching record lows, conservatives actually believe it's Obama's fault for the Israeli relations being in such disarray.
Axelrod claims that the president's strained relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu stems from his chest beating about Iran and his refusal to stop building settlements in the West Bank.
He also recalled Obama venting in a moment of contemplation, telling him, ‘You know, I think I am the closest thing to a Jew that has ever sat in this office. For people to say that I am anti-Israel, or, even worse, anti-Semitic, it hurts.’
For you see, the president has a strong disagreement with Israeli prime minister Netanyahu.
The recent Netanyahu election victory assures the United States another six years of the worlds' most controversial leader. Conservatives look at him as an effective leader when it comes to defeating the "radical" Islamic extremists. Most of the world looks at him as a buffoon and war chicken.
I for one believe the United States is being driven into war because Israeli intelligence gives this bullshit story about terrorism in Iran.
For one thing, Iranians citizens don't give two fucks about the United States. They rather focus on their daily lives and don't believe in war also. Besides who cares what some foreign nation thinks about the United States.
The butt kissing to Israel is nauseating. When Congress passed an authorization act to oversee the G6 proposal with Iran, Stallmigos Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Tom Cotton (R-AR) tried to put some bullshit in the law.
They want to make sure Iran recognizes Israel as the Jewish state. They can't fathom the nasty comments coming from those mean old Tehran politicos.
Instead of calling it terrorism, the conservatives legitimize their efforts to denounce the United States as a leading force against Islam.
You hear the war chickens run this game about how Obama's not effective in taking on the Islamic State in the Levant. They believe that an indefinite military presence in Iraq and Afghanistan are feasible.
It's a damn shame that our agitators are right on course with this notion the United States is fighting a religious war. Matter of fact, we're fighting a proxy war for Israel. We're killing them on their land.
If the Islamic State had all the technology and military arsenal we got maybe they could drone.
Seriously, I am not for putting more ground troops in harms way because of a bunch of chest beating asshats.
Insurgent Tom Cotton (R-AR) gets some say in the Iran deal.
The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly passed a resolution that requires their insight into the Six Party talk deal. This is a victory for the insurgent Tom Cotton (R-AR).
USA Today reports that the bill pass unanimously. President Barack Obama acknowledged that this bill will be signed into law if Congress makes it "clean". Clean meaning no unnecessary resolutions or requirements to this.
The inept lawmakers in Congress are so scared of the big bad Iran.
Iran is hoping to get international sanctions lifted. They are willing to let the UN and Six World powers inspect their facilities and regulate their usage of nuclear fuel.
Congressional Republicans are extremely scared that this will give Iran a chance to develop a nuclear weapon and use it against the 51st state of Israel.
"The Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act offers the best chance for our constituents, through the Congress they elect, to weigh in on the White House's negotiations with Iran," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY)., said before the vote to end debate on the bill. "And make no mistake, they need to have that opportunity."
The bill still must be approved by the House, where Speaker John Boehner, (R-OH), said he will urge its passage.
Secretary of State John Kerry is working on the peace deal.
"This important bipartisan legislation will ensure that Congress has a role in reviewing any potential agreement regarding Iran's nuclear weapons program," Boehner said after the Senate vote. "Our goal is to stop a bad agreement that could pave the way to a nuclear-armed Iran, set off a regional nuclear arms race, and strengthen and legitimize the government of Iran – which threatens Israel and other allies in the region, as well as supports terrorism throughout the Middle East."
Negotiations on the deal between Iran, the USA and five other nations are scheduled to continue in Austria next week. Diplomats are trying to reach a final agreement by June 30 on a deal aimed at stopping Iran from developing nuclear weapons in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
The legislation would prevent Obama from lifting congressionally mandated sanctions against Iran for at least 30 days to give lawmakers a chance to weigh in on the deal.
Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) and Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) worked on a deal that satisfies the White House and chicken shit lawmakers who wanted to fuck the deal up.
Many in the world believe that's the Six Party talks are the best solution. No one in the United States at this moment support a war with Iran.
But unfortunately the bigots here and in Iran are adamant about not seeing this deal go through.
The junk food media makes us fear the unknown. Again, the Republicans, the Democrats and the media wants us to believe that Iran is evil.
Iran is a country with 81 million people. You can't tell me that the population of that country is willing to bomb the United States. That's ridiculous.
Another thing, if Israel has a right to defend itself, why would it try to engage us in this?
Iran does have right to defend itself too.
President Barack Obama is warning Congress to not fuck up the deal. Vice President Joe Biden worked behind the scenes to calm the tension between Republicans and the White House.
This issue involves a government disagreement with another government and the influence the United States has in it. I believe that the United States is too close to Israel. I believe if we get another president in the White House, we'll be influenced by a foreign nation to invade another foreign nation. I believe that the moment we get a Republican in the White House, they will ignore the warnings of a terrorist attack. They will based their fears on misleading information. And it could drive the United States into another Middle Eastern war and it could spark more extremism.
You see that Israel is the country in the center of this debate. The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a piece of shit. The prime minister is plotting behind the scenes to ruin the deal.
He is wooing Congress into believing that Iran is within a few ________ of creating a nuclear weapon. Giving the constant threats from Netanyahu, many have figured that it's true only because he's said it.
Stallmigo Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Cotton were trying to at the verge of getting the bill scrapped.
They tried to insert a piece that requires Iranian leaders to recognize Israel as the Jewish state. They tried to force a vote on amendments to require Iran to publicly support Israel's right to exist and end its nuclear program entirely as part of any final deal. Democrats and some Republicans objected to the amendments, saying they were designed to derail a deal. McConnell moved Tuesday to end the stalemate by setting a vote on Thursday to end debate on the bill. That vote was followed by final passage.
So this clean bill will head to the House and it if passes, the president will sign it into law.
In the beginning the president threatened a veto on it. But it seems like the president is on board with it. Vice President Joe Biden managed to get Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) and Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) to work on a bipartisan deal that benefits the Congress while not fucking up the entire deal.
