Obama Makes It Official - We'll Bend Over And Talk To The Iranians About Nuclear Bombs

Attention all of you third-rate, islamic terrorist countries out there in the world....President Barack Obama of the United States of America today confirmed that you too can get a personal one-on-one talk with the Leader of the most powerful nation on Earth if you: secretly develop nuclear weapons, refuse to cooperate with the IAEA, threaten to wipe another country off the map, export terror to countries all over the world and infiltrate ongoing wars outside of your interest and supply weapons and training to one side.

Yes, Barack Obama made it official today folks...he is going to sit down with the midget minion of Satan and the mullah ghouls of Iran. He didn't mention it specifically but I'm assuming this also means that he will fly to Iran so that the Iranians won't be inconvenienced with long air travel and the risk of some pesky jet lag.

Here's some of the details of Obama's announcment that came after talks with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu, from the article at US News:

On the other hand, Obama has continually emphasized the need to negotiate with Iran. He said today that he expects to begin discussions with Iranian leaders after their June elections. "Not talking [to Iran], that clearly hasn't worked. That's what's been tried," the president said. "So we're going to try something different, and that's actually engaging and reaching out to the Iranians." Even so, Obama emphasized that "we're not going to talk forever," saying he wouldn't allow talks to "become an excuse for inaction." The administration should have a clear idea by the end of the year as to whether negotiations are productive or must be reassessed, he said.

There you have it...the Iranians win...game, set and match. In a game of wills, in a stand off that left the Bush administration and the Iranian regime staring each other in the eyes, Barack Obama not only has blinked...he broke down crying and fell to the feet of the Persian psychopaths.

I have come to the conclusion that after the first 120 days of this Presidency of Obama, the United States of America would now be in a BETTER position internationally if we had put a foreign leader in place as a "fill in" President - I'm serious...I don't think an interim President from France or Germany or Mexico could have fucked up America's standing in the world any worse than this guy has done.

And as all of you Obama fans lay your heads down to sleep tonight....as the silence of the night descends upon you just before nodding off....if you listen really closely....really closely...you will hear the laughter and the knee slapping of Iranian mullahs all the way from Tehran.

Can we really destroy America's position as the world's leader and most powerful nation in less than one year? YES WE CAN!

Obama, Netanyahu Talks 'Productive'

One focal point of today's talks was Iran's nuclear ambitions. The leaders agreed that a nuclear Iran would pose a serious threat to the international community
. But they highlighted their different approaches to the issue. Netanyahu has been clear that he finds the notion of diplomacy with Iran optimistic. He pointedly said he appreciated Obama's agreement not to take any options—including the military option—off the table. "The worst danger we face is that Iran would develop nuclear military capabilities," he said.
On the other hand, Obama has continually emphasized the need to negotiate with Iran. He said today that he expects to begin discussions with Iranian leaders after their June elections. "Not talking [to Iran], that clearly hasn't worked. That's what's been tried," the president said. "So we're going to try something different, and that's actually engaging and reaching out to the Iranians." Even so, Obama emphasized that "we're not going to talk forever," saying he wouldn't allow talks to "become an excuse for inaction." The administration should have a clear idea by the end of the year as to whether negotiations are productive or must be reassessed, he said.
Iran was only one of the sensitive issues covered in today's talks. The other big bone of contention regarded how to procure Israeli-Palestinian peace. Obama favors a two-state solution. But although Netanyahu said he supports the idea of self-governance for Palestinians, he stopped short of using the same terminology. Even if he had come out in favor of the two-state solution, he would be hobbled by his Likud party, two thirds of whose members resist the effort. Furthermore, he said, the Palestinians must first recognize Israel as a Jewish state. "Then," he said, "I think we can come to a substantive solution."
Obama is following today's talks with a number of other meetings with regional leaders. Next week, he will receive Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas at the White House. In early June, he'll travel to Egypt, where he'll talk with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and give a speech addressed to the Muslim world.
Obama's plate may be full with a crumbling economy, healthcare reform, and two wars. But regardless of the outcome of the talks, his early emphasis on the region shows that he knows that, for the sake of international security, peace in the Middle East must be near the top of his list of priorities.