Tag: Nuclear weapons

THE LOOMING GLOBAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS CRISIS

THE LOOMING GLOBAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS CRISIS

The deal with Iran was widely celebrated as a move to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons around the world. Early signs suggest it might do the exact opposite.
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IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL IMPLEMENTED BY LIFTING OF SANCTIONS

IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL IMPLEMENTED BY LIFTING OF SANCTIONS

The U.S. and the U.N. have found Iran in compliance with the “Nuclear Accord” agreement, which Iran has still not agreed to.

The lifting of sanctions and the turning over to Iran of $150 Billion ends any potential leverage the U.S. might have had to pressure Iran into not building nuclear weapons. While Iran released some U.S. citizen prisoners they were holding, they haven’t released all U.S. prisoners.
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NORTH KOREA MAKES A HUGE NUCLEAR ADVANCE

NORTH KOREA MAKES A HUGE NUCLEAR ADVANCE

President Obama’s policy of “strategic patience” doesn’t really seem to have much effect.  While he was waiting for North Korea to go bankrupt, or for the government to collapse, North Korea was improving its nuclear capability and now claims that they have exploded a “Hydrogen Bomb.” Continue reading “NORTH KOREA MAKES A HUGE NUCLEAR ADVANCE” →