Over the next few days, we will post as much data and videos from credible sources to help provide our viewers, listeners, readers and visitors a fuller appreciation of why American foreign policy is such a sorry state of affairs. As early as tomorrow, the UN Security Council will vote for a fourth round of sanctions against the Iranian government for not fully complying with the requirements of the NPT. The Iranians to date have frustrated and most recently out maneuvered the West’s efforts to bring them in line via (in your face) strategic alliances with regional ally Turkey and UN Security member Brazil.
While most observers anticipate the US getting the face saving sanctions vote to go their way, said sanctions have been so watered down, they will unlikely do little if anything to change the full throttled direction of Iran’s internal nuclear ambitions. And as long as the Iranians have the Gaza blockade and the Israeli-Palestinian-Arab conflict cards to play, they will be able to operate from the moral high ground. Until the United States find a way to create a sliver of separation from the draconian policies of the Israeli government, America’s credibility as an impartial broker will remain the region’s biggest joke.
