Here are the first few paragraphs of two notable articles from israelnationalnews.com:
The first is from columnist, and best-selling author Jack Engelhard:
So what did you expect? The “framework” to delay (not to stop) Iran\’s nuclear program is a deal that renders us all sitting ducks to the whims of the ayatollahs. For this we can thank the Democrats who spent months working as lawyers for the other side.Well it sure seems that way since the Islamic Republic got everything it wanted and John Kerry came back with nothing.
Why did it take weeks of negotiations when a quick phone call would have been enough, simply saying, “You win. We lose.”
Iran gets to keep its nuclear arsenal intact. President Obama came out to say, “It\’s a good deal.”
For them, yes.
The second is from Dalit Halevy and Ari Yashar:
The Canadian government has not shared US President Barack Obama\’s enthusiasm over the deal reached with Iran over its nuclear program last Thursday, by which the Islamic regime continues enriching uranium at reduced levels in exchange for the removal of sanctions.
Canadian Foreign Minister Rob Nicholson responded to the deal, warning that the Islamic regime may still be able to obtain a nuclear weapon even with the agreement.
“We have to make every possible diplomatic effort to ensure that Iran will never be able to achieve the ability to develop a nuclear weapon,” said Nicholson, noting such a development could spark a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Canada will continue to judge Iran based on its actions and not on its words, concluded Nicholson.
What do we conclude from these articles? That Canada, under Stephen Harper, is showing more savvy, more common sense and more guts than Barack Obama and all too many members of his own party combined.
How I wish Mr. Harper were running things on this side of the border too.
