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- Week of June 15, 2009 - President Obama has been highly criticized for not showing more support towards the Iranian people who have been protesting by the thousands in the streets of Iran. Instead, Obama has been quoted as saying "It's not productive, given the history of U.S.-Iranian relations, to be seen as meddling". As the people of Iran protest the Iranian Presidential election results, the crowds and violence grow. After ten days of Obama facing heavy criticism from Republicans that he was being too timid in backing the Iranian people, on June 23, he stated the United States was "appalled and outraged" by the violence.
D: After mentioning that America should not be "meddling" in Iranian relations, President Obama has received harsh criticism. It is ironic that Obama has chosen now to not be outspoken in addressing the Muslim world. Previously he has been quite vocal to the Muslim community while speaking overseas often apologizing for America. But this is the ideal situation for Obama to utilize his popularity and his gift of persuasion to tell the world that America is behind the Iranian people. America has always been the beacon of hope and staunch supporter of freedom for oppressed people everywhere. So why has Obama failed to continue this American tradition here? Is this the beginning of the spread of democracy in the Middle East? Have the Iranian people been encouraged by the freedom and liberation that are taking place in Iraq and Afghanistan? One thing is for sure. The liberal media and Obama supporters will never give the Bush administration the much deserved credit they should receive for helping to start this historic movement in the Middle East. The Obama administration claims that speaking out in support of the Iranian people will cause turmoil in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars as the Iranian government will retaliate by sending support to the terrorists.
- April 21, 2009 - President Obama's technique of reaching out to Iran is not working. Iran's President Majmoud Ahmadinejad is still acting like his usual self. Since Obama has tried playing nice, Ahmadinejad has announced the opening of a new plant for developing uranium fuel and said Iran has increased the number and quality of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility. In addition he launched a fervent new campaign to label U.S. ally Israel as racist. At a U.N. anti-racism conference, he called Israel "most cruel and repressive racist regime," prompting diplomats from every European Union country to walk out. Furthermore Iran has also sentenced an American journalist (Roxana Saberi) to eight years in prison.
F: Eventually Obama is going to realize that diplomacy towards crazed socialists dictators does not work. The only thing that it will do is embolden them, which seems to be the case here.
- March 20, 2009 _ President Obama had a video message sent toIran "marking the celebration of Nowruz, a Persian holiday signaling the arrival of spring," Obama said in his message that the festivities "could mark a new day of relations between Washington and Tehran if Iran Iran
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- March 13, 2009 - President Barack Obama extended sanctions againstIran for one
year, saying it continues to pose a threat toUS Iran Iran US fears Iran US sanctions against Iran
A: This move was expected. Extending sanctions onIran America has changed leadership, its outlook towards Iran
D: After mentioning that America should not be "meddling" in Iranian relations, President Obama has received harsh criticism. It is ironic that Obama has chosen now to not be outspoken in addressing the Muslim world. Previously he has been quite vocal to the Muslim community while speaking overseas often apologizing for America. But this is the ideal situation for Obama to utilize his popularity and his gift of persuasion to tell the world that America is behind the Iranian people. America has always been the beacon of hope and staunch supporter of freedom for oppressed people everywhere. So why has Obama failed to continue this American tradition here? Is this the beginning of the spread of democracy in the Middle East? Have the Iranian people been encouraged by the freedom and liberation that are taking place in Iraq and Afghanistan? One thing is for sure. The liberal media and Obama supporters will never give the Bush administration the much deserved credit they should receive for helping to start this historic movement in the Middle East. The Obama administration claims that speaking out in support of the Iranian people will cause turmoil in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars as the Iranian government will retaliate by sending support to the terrorists.
- April 21, 2009 - President Obama's technique of reaching out to Iran is not working. Iran's President Majmoud Ahmadinejad is still acting like his usual self. Since Obama has tried playing nice, Ahmadinejad has announced the opening of a new plant for developing uranium fuel and said Iran has increased the number and quality of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility. In addition he launched a fervent new campaign to label U.S. ally Israel as racist. At a U.N. anti-racism conference, he called Israel "most cruel and repressive racist regime," prompting diplomats from every European Union country to walk out. Furthermore Iran has also sentenced an American journalist (Roxana Saberi) to eight years in prison.
F: Eventually Obama is going to realize that diplomacy towards crazed socialists dictators does not work. The only thing that it will do is embolden them, which seems to be the case here.
- March 20, 2009 _ President Obama had a video message sent to
C- : Give Obama credit for keeping his word and trying a new approach with
- March 13, 2009 - President Barack Obama extended sanctions against
year, saying it continues to pose a threat to
A: This move was expected. Extending sanctions on
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