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National Journal: First published 11/06/2010 |
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China and Russia make a fool of Obama by pretending to support
sanctions on Iran
China and Russia made the fraudulent climate summit
at Copenhagen in December 2009 burst. President Hu Jintao even refused to
meet “Obongo” (his Kenyan name) in person at the summit, let alone shaking hands with him. China is a
proud and racially conscious nation. It seems that the Beijing leaders have a
problem to accept a Kenyan as the leader of the so-called
world-power. So, China shows her
contempt for USrael over and over again. China now humiliates Obama once
more
by allegedly agreeing on sanctions against Iran but at the same time makes sure they would
not hurt Tehran. At the end of the day China would not respect any sanctions
against Iran, she would break them anyway.Russia does the same. The Kremlin agreed to these so-called harsh sanctions but supplies Iran at the same time with sate of the art military missiles. |
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http://www.presstv.com/detail.aspx?id=129879§ionid=351020104
'Iran sanctions, Obama's charade'
Thu, 10 Jun 2010 13:36:36 GMT
Two leading American political analysts downplay US
claims about "most significant sanctions" against Iran, saying they
jeopardize Washington's position globally.In an article titled "Obama's charade on Iran sanctions," Flynt Leverett and Hillary Mann Leverett said the text of the new UN sanctions resolution showed it was neither "a great diplomatic achievement" nor "a serious intensification of international pressure on Iran over the nuclear issue.” The article was published on the authors' official, website , on June 9 and hours before the UN Security Council voted in favor of a fourth round of sanctions against Iran. The Leveretts said while the sanctions might bring victory for the US in "a narrow, tactical battle" for the US President Barack Obama's administration, it will be at the cost of "America's long term strategic position, in the Middle East and globally.” The authors said the resolution will not ban "the capacity of the Islamic Republic to produce and export hydrocarbons." Neither is there any "sanctions barring the extension of financial services, insurance, reinsurance, etc. to Iranian individuals and entities," they added. The authors dismiss US claims that the new sanctions are broader and tougher than previous ones as "political theater" and say, "...the Obama Administration is no longer interested in finding a solution to the Iranian nuclear issue-if it ever was.” The Leveretts conclude that the Obama administration's next step will be the "formal adoption of regime change as the explicit goal of its Iran policy-and/or military strikes against the Islamic Republic.” AKM/HGH
http://www.presstv.com/detail.aspx?id=129888§ionid=351020101
Russia assures Iran over S-300 deal
Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:32:08 GMT
Russia's Foreign
Ministry says Moscow is not obliged to freeze a deal to deliver the S-300
missile defense system to Iran under the newly imposed UN sanctions.
Ministry spokesman Andrei Nesterenko said Thursday that the deal is not
referenced in the fourth round of UN sanctions imposed against Tehran
which mainly target financial and military sectors. |