1. STOP IRAN
…before not after
The world, time and time again, has ultimately defeated vicious dictators and
terrorists, but only after they have executed their ruthless, evil, wretched,
plots…
Only after many innocent people have been put through torture, affliction and
misery. Only after having suffered enormous devastation and grief. Only after
lots of blood was poured and millions have died…
Do we need to allow Iran to bring a disaster upon us before
we do something to stop that insane totalitarian regime?
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it", George
Santayana

2. STOP IRAN
…before not after
Diplomacy is a very important means for dealing with situations requiring
agreement, and resolution of differences. However, I do not see how
diplomacy can be used to handle and resolve, oppression, and/or uninhibited
explicit aspirations of dictators to eradicate a people… On the contrary,
diplomacy, when misused produces counterproductive results… and
unfortunately, it appears that now diplomacy is a form of excuse, or
procrastination, rather than confronting the problem…
Chamberlain’s diplomatic efforts with Hitler did not produce any results other
than buying Hitler some more time…Does it look like Obama is doing much
better than Chambelain thus far?
Do you think Diplomacy will bring any results?
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it", George
Santayana

3. STOP IRAN
…before not after
I expect my leaders, to act and do what they need to do, to get the results
that all free people of this world would expect. To be cautious but not
hesitant, and to act courageously in dealing with the insane vicious evil
leaders of Iran, who are not only threatening but also progressing in their
explicit plans to annihilate the Jewish State of Israel.
My Grandparents, G-D rest their soul, survived the Aushvitz and Mauthausen Nazi death
camps, after losing almost their entire families in the Holocaust that Nazi Germany afflicted on
this world.
Wouldn’t you have stopped Hitler if you could, when it could be done?
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it", George
Santayana