President Barack Obama reportedly said he wants to host SportsCenter‘s “Top 10” plays segment after he leaves the presidency. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Obama made his remarks last week at the DreamWorks campus in Hollywood: At the end of
Despite the fact emerging that the number of Iran’s centrifuges exploded on Barack Obama’s watch, Secretary of State John Kerry has laid out the two-step Obama plan for selling the nuclear deal with Iran to the public. First, assert that
On December 3rd, White House National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan said that while the U.S. is not prepared to recognize Iran’s right to enrich uranium, the Obama administration is “prepared to negotiate a strictly limited enrichment program.” According to The
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, absolutely giddy after Iran bamboozled the P5+1 nations into signing a one-sided nuclear agreement, is clear that two of his dreams have been realized: the U.S. has seen its global power reduced and Israel cannot bomb
Iran’s State Media outlet: PressTV, claimed Benjamin Netanyahu was behind the Lewinsky scandal, categorizing the Prime Minister’s actions as an “affront” that “destroyed hopes for Mideast peace.” The article also suggests that the first Prime Minister of the State of
A report indicates President Obama is seeking to arrange a trip that will allow him to visit Tehran, Iran next year. According to Aljarida.com, Obama wants to visit in “the middle of the year.” Ajjarida claims to have learned this
Sunday, Frank Gaffney, founder and president of the Center for Security Policy, appeared on “Breitbart News Sunday” on SiriusXM Satellite Radio. He told Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon that “Iran is laughing itself silly” at the latest Iran nuclear agreement with
The Month That Was November, 2013 “November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snows.” Clyde Watson – (1947- ) Author of children’s stories The month debuted with Typhoon
Max Fisher of the Washington Post has now taken on the elephant in the room with regard to Middle Eastern instability: why does Israel have nuclear weapons? While the rest of the world worries over an Islamist state with a
The controversial founder of the private security firm Blackwater told Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon that if Blackwater had been operating at the American consulate in Benghazi in September of 2012, Ambassador Christopher Stevens would still be alive.
On Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125 with Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host Stephen K. Bannon, guests will discuss America’s role in the world as Obama administration cuts nuclear deals with Iran while China increases its
The U.S. released a top Iranian scientist Mojtaba Atarodi in April as part of the dealings with Iran in Geneva recently, the Times of Israel reported. The secret back channel of negotiations between Iran and the United States, which led to this
It didn’t take long for concerns that the Iranian nuclear deal could embolden other rogue nations to materialize. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced Thursday satellite footage strongly indicates that North Korea has restarted a formerly shut down plutonium plant. The International
Tensions between Iran and Israel over nuclear power have put Iran back in the news. America is confronted with the question: how should we deal with Iran? John McCain has his own advice, which he shared with America during his
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (UPI) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said nine nations will get extended exceptions from economic sanctions due to “significant reductions” in buying Iranian oil. In a statement issued Friday by the State Department, Kerry said
On Friday, Iran’s foreign minister said that his country will never enter talks with Israel over Iran’s nuclear program. IRNA, Iran’s official news agency, reported that Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said of such a meeting, “Never such a thing will
This Thanksgiving was more politicized than any in recent memory. More than the last one, after Barack Obama won re-election after four disappointing years. More than the 2008 Thanksgiving, which happened right after that bitterly contentious campaign, and when Slate.com
The Obama administration has been forced to admit that the nuclear deal to which Iran agreed last weekend in Geneva, Switzlerland has not actually been finalized. In the interim, Iran is continuing its enrichment of uranium, as well as continuing
A new poll released by Rasmussen on Wednesday indicates that Americans narrowly oppose the nuclear deal with Iran, 43% to 41%–a result within the 3% margin of error. That result contrasts sharply with the results of a poll released by Reuters/Ipsos
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com CENTCOM delivers Thanksgiving dinners to soldiers in Afghanistan Nationalistic bloggers ridicule China over America’s B-52s Iran rejects White House summary of nuclear agreement CENTCOM delivers Thanksgiving dinners to soldiers in Afghanistan Marines at Forward
Days after completing nuclear talks with Iran and striking a deal on uranium enrichment and sanctions, the Obama administration has asked the Islamic Republic to release several American hostages. Criticized for not bringing up the matter during the negotiations, the White House
The Obama administration has entered secret talks with the Hezbollah terrorist group, mediated by Great Britain, according to a report in the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Rai, as relayed by the Jerusalem Post Wednesday. The State Department lists Hezbollah as a terrorist
Haim Saban, the Israeli whose capital group owns Univision, often boasts of his support for Israel. Yet Saban held a fundraiser for President Barack Obama Monday only two days after Obama announced a deal with Iran that puts Israel in
Via Twitter, @YossiGestetner found more bad news for President Obama buried under a bunch of Reuters happy talk about Iran. In its latest poll, Reuters found Obama’s approval rating underwater by a full 18 points. Only 38% approve of the
On Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif announced that Iran would continue its development at the Arak nuclear reactor unabated, despite White House announcements that Iranian nuclear development had been frozen. “Capacity at the Arak site is not going
