There is a VERY dangerous chess match afoot.
When pressed, one week ago by reporters regarding the situation between Israel and Iran, white house tough question dodger, Jay Carney said we must allow the, “most stringent sanctions ever imposed on any country time to work.”
He went on to say that there was still a “window of opportunity to persuade Iran … to forgo its nuclear weapons ambitions.”
Really? Allow the “most stringent sanctions ever imposed on any country time to work,” for WHO exactly?
In the LONG run, or short, when have sanctions EVER worked?
And exactly WHO’S window of opportunity are we talking about???
I’ve got some breaking news for ya Carney…Israel doesn’t have time for sanctions to work because, sanctions always work for the timeline of those they are levied against.
Iran will not be brought to their collective knees by sanctions of any kind but they WILL use the “time” provided by “diplomatic efforts” to stretch THEIR window of opportunity to produce nuclear weapons.
Sanctions are nothing but a wagging of a finger by the United Nations and regardless of how vigorously it is wagged, the offending nation always flips their own finger at the free world in response.



It’s beyond the pale.
has always been something of a point of confusion.
Syria is primed and ready to fall. The clock is ticking on Assad and his brutal regime and it’s now in the 11th hour.
Well my friends, we’ve made it through another week. It’s been an odd week with Independence Day smack in the middle of it and while many have hit the road on vacations…Here we sit, at The National Patriot, keeping track of the liberal dipsticks that don’t reach all the way to the oil pan.
And we thought it was bad, during the Clinton administration, when the Lincoln bedroom was being rented out to celebrities and donors.
Imagine if one of our allies, during WWII, had let the cat out of the bag regarding D-Day…the date and the location or, leaked our information regarding Midway Island or the Doolittle raid. Imagine it, if you can, the damage that would have been done.