President Obama wants to ‘leave a legacy’. They all do. Presidents, that is. They want to be remembered. They want history to label them as ‘the person who inspired this’, or ‘the man who did that’. Its a high-level vanity thing. You’ve got the most powerful job in the world, how can you manipulate things to show how great you really were, in a memorable kind’a way.

Well nuclear bombs are memorable. Unless you’re caught up in one, then less so. And Barak has left possibly the worst kind of legacy imaginable. He has armed Iran in a nuclear way. Even though all the ts & cs of the agreement seem to preclude such an eventuality. But that is all about trust. Yeah, we’ll ‘trust’ Iran not to superheat its Uranium to weapons grade, we’ll trust that they have only good intentions for their total fucking obsession with nuclear ‘power’. The most transparently obvious charade in modern history. Why would Iran want nuclear power? They pump out twenty zillion barrels of oil every single fucking day. Do you imagine they want to go nuclear ‘for the planet’? On ecological grounds? Have you seen the President of Iran? Does he look like an ecologist to you??? (For the record: ecologists are meek, mild, cardigan wearers who have small beards, glasses and smoke pipes. Most are sterile and they all vote ‘green’. Ayatollahs are different. They don’t vote at all. Its a job for life.)

Ok, we’ll trust them not to make weapons, because they’ve promised (‘fingers crossed’ if you ask me). So we’ll resume trade and other relations with them, and free up their 150 billion dollars, currently frozen in overseas accounts. That’s our side of the bargain.

So not only we give the most insanely unstable nation in the world the green light to play with nuclear fission, we also release sufficient funds for them to finance their dastardly plans and with the change they can fund all the Shia terror groups in the world. Which they already do, even on their current limited means.

How can you trust Iran?

When al-Megrahi, the Lockerbie bomber, was released from prison (which should never have happened) on compassionate grounds (he murders 270 innocent people and we feel the need to show him comassion. Go fucking figure) to go and die in his homeland, he was greeted at his plane in Tehran by thousands of cheering hero-worshippers adoring him for that bombing.

That’s the mind-set of the average, man-on-the-street Iranian, never mind those with real agendas much higher up the food chain.

Barak’s legacy. See the picture above.

Happy Doomsday

A xxxx