Speechless on Iranian nukes
The day Tehran decides to go nuclear, terrorism itself becomes exponentially more lethal, and a wave of nuclear proliferation will spread across the Middle East. Barack Obama just doesn't get that
- 11 February 2015
We must remain on guard: Iran is a real threat
The West never really got to grips with the Iranian nuclear programme. But Barack Obama is no longer just guilty of a lack of leadership on the matter, he is actively leading the world in the wrong direction. Danger looms, and we must confront it
- 31 January 2015
Behind Obama’s love affair with Iran
The murder of dozens of Jews in Buenos Aires 20 years ago by Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists is being whitewashed in Barack Obama and the West's desperate policy of making nice with Tehran
- 26 January 2015
Obama helping terror go nuclear
Iran is already the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, How much more dangerous will Iran become when it gets nukes? But Obama seems far more concerned by Israeli construction of apartments in Jerusalem than a nuclear Iran
- 26 November 2014
Iran's love letter to Obama: Thanks for the nukes!
The Islamo-fascist dictatorship in Iran has so many reasons to thank President Obama, and the wider West. Now, they've written a letter of love and thanks for allowing them to get nuclear weapons
- 17 November 2014
Iran, ISIS and Britain: Weakness with a cost
While the Left loves to fall into the moral relativism of treating hardline Islamist politics as regionally acceptable, this cannot be the position of a country that gave the world the Magna Carta. Why is David Cameron sucking up to Iran?
- 7 October 2014
A coalition of the unwilling to defeat the Islamic State
About eight million Iraqis and Syrians live in areas ISIS controls. It is the richest terrorist organization in the world, and has about 10,000 fighters. Building a coalition to destroy it is essential, but it’s going to involve some very strange bedfellows. Can Obama build a coalition of the unwilling?
- 11 September 2014
A stalemate: The least bad option in Iraq
Perhaps the best option available to the U.S. in the ongoing Iraq debacle is one straight out of the Kissinger playbook: playing the role of a balancer
- 20 June 2014
Where is the Cavalry?
A world without the US as global policeman will collapse into chaos. Many do not like talking about it like that, but it's true
- 19 June 2014
Not-so-revolutionary Rouhani
Hassan Rouhani, Iran’s president, and his new administration want to save the Islamic Revolution, not reform it
- 2 April 2014
Where is the Iranian anti-nuclear "fatwa" that Obama is so fond of quoting? asks Iranian analyst
Barack Obama is fond of referring to a "fatwa" against nuclear weapons issued by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to justify his trust in the nuclear deal. Trouble is, no-one has ever seen it and Iranian mullahs quote Obama as the source!
- 28 March 2014
Russia fights back, Western rights groups weaken
The Russian government, along with China, Iran and other major violators of human rights, has adopted an aggressive defense strategy. Post-modernism has simultaneously weakened the human rights community in the West
- 27 January 2014
Iranian supreme leader's Holocaust denial not a mistranslation
Iran's smiling, moderate, foreign minister, who just charmed the world at Davos, exposed as a liar about the lies of his Holocaust denying supreme leader. Would you trust these people?
- 26 January 2014
More holes than Swiss cheese: Policy on Iran and Syria
In Geneva and Montreux, Switzerland played host to major conferences featuring Iran and Syria. Nothing was resolved. Our leaders either kick the can down the road or miss all the important points entirely
- 26 January 2014
BBC smothers reports of Iran's "moderate" president rubbishing Geneva nuclear deal
In yet another example that a piece of news that does not fit politically correct narratives does not get covered by the BBC, Iran's declaration that the West "surrendered" over nuclear talks is smothered
- 15 January 2014
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