Turkey's Erdogan expects US to do what he says

Erdogan smelling his own breath

Ankara -- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Yippy Kayyay Erdogan believes he can boss the U.S. around and had the audacity of dope to say, "We expect the Trump administration to rescind without further delay its unfortunate decision." He's referring to the plans for the U.S. to move our embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, the ancient capital of Israel.

Trump responded "When Erdogan moves his presidential palace where I tell him to (and I doubt it's going to fit) then I'll move it."

Okay, Trump didn't really say that, but I bet he thought it.

Trump knew he was going to have to stand up to this kind of crap when he first made good on his promise to the American people to move the embassy to the Israel capital, Jerusalem. 

Others came before his presidency with the same vow, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, but they all backed away from their words while Trump made good on his.

If Trump backs down on this, he might as well go riding off into the sunset. 

But he won't back down, I'm pretty certain of this. He will show the rest of the world that intimidation doesn't work on us anymore. They had Trump confused with Obama, the apologist for the Islamic world, and the weakling who led from behind--a fitting oxymoron for his failed leadership.

Erdogan called on UN member states not to be swayed by Trump's threat to cut funding for those nations that backed the motion at the UN General Assembly.

Erdogan said, "I am calling on the whole world: never sell your democratic will in return for petty dollars." But in Turkey and in Islamic theocracies, there is no democratic will, only the will of the leaders.

Screw Erdogan and his minions. Screw the UNGA, the most anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic group of people to sit in the same room. 


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UN approves Turkey's anti-Zionist resolution regarding Jerusalem

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) voted in overwhelming numbers to condemn President Trump's decision to stop pretending that Jerusalem is anything but the capital of Israel as it has been written in the Old Testament thousands of years ago.

The 128 member states of the UNGA voted to condemn Trump's move and only 7 other states joined the U.S. and Israel in voting against the resolution. Thirty-five countries abstained, which effectively supports the U.S.

The vote came soon after U.S. ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, warned those states who support the resolution that there will be consequences, and reminded the General Assembly of the money we provide to the UN and many member states. Haley said the U.S. will be "taking names," a sort of military euphemism derived from "kicking ass and taking dog tags."

"We will remember it when we are called upon once again to make the world's largest contribution to the United Nations," Haley said. "And we will remember when so many countries come calling on us, as they so often do, to pay even more and to use our influence for their benefit."

But they called our bluff because they know we depend on these Islamic countries to help us deal with global terrorism and they believe we will back down on the promise.

Sadly, I believe they may be correct.  I cannot imagine the U.S. cutting off all foreign aid to, say, Pakistan. They need the money to fund their military while doing what they can to aid the anti-Zionist cause.

The resolution was co-sponsored by anti-Semitic Turkey, chair of the summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, another anti-Semitic group, and chair of the Arab Group at the U.N.

They hate Israel because they hate Jews. It's there in their so-called "holy" book, the Koran.

The world has been pretending that Jerusalem is somehow not the capital of Israel when, in fact, it has been so since Israel was first discussed in the Old Testament, long before Islam was invented.

Both Democratic and Republican presidents have long said that Jerusalem is Israel's capital, but not one of them had the testicular fortitude to stand by their words until Trump came along. Like him or not, he is the only U.S. president with the courage of his convictions.

The spoils of war go to the victor and Israel was the victor against all surrounding nations who wished and failed, to destroy them.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Jerusalem is Israel's capital regardless of the outcome of the vote.

And Bibi is right.


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Russia warns US, Iran threatens US

Moscow (AFP) -- Moscow is warning the U.S. Monday that there would be "negative consequences" if President Trump fails to uphold the suicidal Iran nuclear deal put crafted by our former community organizer cum president, Barack Hussein Obama.

Mr. Trump, who sees the 2015 accord as "the worst deal ever" intends to tell Congress next week that Tehran isn't honoring the deal and thus, it needs to go.

Russia isn't happy about that prospect. "Obviously, if one country leaves the deal, especially such a key country as the U.S., then that will have negative consequences," Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said.

"We can only try to predict the nature of these consequences, which we are now doing," said Dmitry Peskov, who added that his boss, Putin, hailed the importance of the existing deal.

President Trump is expected to announce that he's "decertifying" Iran's compliance with the agreement it signed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for the relief of sanctions.

Congress requires the president to certify Iran's compliance with the deal every 90 days, the next being the "ides" of October. Then Congress would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted by the deal.

Meanwhile, the lovely Islamic nation of Iran promised Monday to give a "crushing" response if the United States designated its elite Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group. 

The promise came a week before President Trump said a final decision on how he plans to contain the Islamic Republic [which is not a 'republic' but a theocracy]. 

Of course, this threat comes at a time when Trump will apparently "decertify" the Iran nuclear deal and define the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) by their mission: a terrorist organization.

"We are hopeful that the United States does not make this strategic mistake," Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi said, according to their state news agency IRNA.

"If they do, Iran's reaction would be firm, decisive and crushing and the United States should bear all consequences."

Members of the IRGC and their entities associated with them are already on the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations, but the IRGC as a whole [and a 'hole'] is not. 

IRGC commander and head scum crumpet Mohammad Ali Jafari said Sunday "If the news is correct about the stupidity of the American government in considering the Revolutionary Guards a terrorist group, then the Revolutionary Guards will consider the American army to be like Islamic State all around the world."

Nyah nyah, so there.

Jafari warned that additional sanctions would end future dialogue with the US and that the Americans would have to move their regional bases outside the 2,000 km (1250 mile) range of IRGC's missiles.

U.S. sanctions on the IRGC could affect fighting in Iraq and Syria where both Iran and the U.S. support warring parties fighting the Islamic State, another terrorist organization like the IRGC.

France worries that classifying the IRGC correctly [as terrorists] could worsen tensions in the region.

Germany said it feared Trump would decide Iran isn't respecting the nuclear deal, and worries such a measure would exacerbate insecurity in the Middle East. Perhaps Merkel also is scared that her bloated Islamic population would "go all jihad" on Germany.

The U.N. nuclear watchdog's inspectors say repeatedly that Iran is in compliance with the terms of this horrible one-sided deal. But how can they really know that with certainty when they have to pre-announce their inspection visits and are prohibited from inspecting military installations where Iran has 'pinky-sworn' that there's nothing there to see?

Trump rightfully called Iran "a corrupt dictatorship" in his first UN General Assembly speech adding that the nuclear deal was "the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into".

British Prime Minister Theresa May supports the deal; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes it. 

Why is it that the nation in the Middle East with a bullseye painted on it opposes the idea of Iran being able to eventually develop nuclear weapons?


But going back to Iran's Qasemi, the U.S. and Israel are just being "Islamophobic" and our accusations are "baseless".

So I guess we shouldn't believe Iran means it when they chant "Death to America!" "Death to Israel!"

We're just being Islamophobic--as if it's irrational.

That ad hominem attack only works with idiots (aka leftists).

Never forget that after the IRGC captured US Navy sailors and made them "take a knee," the bastards made a statue out of that scene.

Like the Jews have said of the Holocaust: "Never again."


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Iran "does a CNN" missile launch

Iranian state television released fake video footage Friday claiming they launched a new type of medium-range ballistic missile. The video came just hours after an Iranian military parade displayed the fake in Tehran.

They may have gotten the idea from watching CNN, according to my source, Vinny Boombots. 

There never was a launch and Iran told an Islamic fib.

It turns out, the video was over seven months old of a failed launch in late January. That missile exploded shortly after liftoff, according to U.S. officials.

President Trump initially responded to the reported launch in a Saturday tweet: "Iran just test-fired a Ballistic Missile capable of reaching Israel. They are also working with North Korea. Not much of an agreement we have!"

"Uh oh"

From this tweet, it's obvious President Trump would do well to have a proof reader and an editor before he hits "Send." But that's just me being a grammar and spelling nazi. 

The 'make believe' launch came after Trump spoke before world leaders at the UN General Assembly. He called the Iran nuclear agreement and 'embarrassment" to the United States [as was Barack Obama].

"We cannot let a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities while building dangerous missiles, and we cannot abide by an agreement if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program," Mr. Trump said.

Trump told reporters afterward that he made up his mind about the nuclear deal but wouldn't say whether he would pull the U.S.A. out of the deal with Iran because he probably has no idea what he's going to do.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani also tossed the bull at the UN a day after Trump spoke, and said that Iran's missile program was "solely defensive" in nature.

Brian Williams, the MSNBC host of "The Eleventh Hour with Brian Williams" concurred with Rouhani saying, "I've been there, done that, and Rouhani is a solid guy who would never lie to the American people."

"We never threaten anyone," Rouhani said, not counting Israel in his statement, "but we do not tolerate threats from anyone."

But they like to threaten infidels whenever they have the opportunity and unprovoked by us, have boarded our naval vessels and have taken our sailors captive, so Rouhani can claim what he likes, but he's just "doing a CNN" and nobody here believes him. 

Calling for "Death to America," and "Death to Israel" is an overt threat and Rouhani and his ilk can go to hell.

So after the footage of Iran's launch was aired, they claimed a successful test, but apparently, it was the failed January launch. [Can I get a big LOL.] They were trying to launch its new Khorramshahr medium-range ballistic missile for its maiden run. It flew about 600 miles and blew up into tiny smithereens in a failed test of its reentry vehicle.

Iran's new medium-range missile is a knockoff of a North Korean design--the Pyongyang's BM-25 Musudan ballistic missile. It has a range of 2,500 miles, so it can reach U.S. forces in the Middle East and Israel, if they can get their act together and resolve the missile's problems. [Personally, I believe they should remove the picture of Kim Jong Un from the nosecone.]

"The very first missiles we saw in Iran were simply copies of North Korean missiles," Jeffrey Lewis said. While no relation to the later Jerry Lewis, he is a missile proliferation expert at Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. "Over the years, we've seen photographs of North Korean and Iranian officials in each other's countries, and we've seen all kinds of common hardware."

Last weekend, Iranian General Amir Ali Hajizadeh claimed the missile only had a range of 2,000 kilometers [1,250 miles]. He also claimed that it's easy to pronounce his name.

"The Khoramshahr missile has a range of 2,000 kilometers and can carry multiple warheads," Iran's official IRNA news agency quoted him as saying. Hajizadeh is the Revolutionary Guards aerospace chief.

One U.S. official who declined to be identified because he or she wasn't authorized to leak his or her thoughts, told Vinny Boombots, "I am not sure why the Iranians are lying about the range. I think they don't want to piss the Europeans off."

According to experts, Iran has the largest arsenal of ballistic missiles in the Middle East--over 1,000 short- and medium-range ballistic missiles. Since 2015, they have conducted over 20 missile tests.

So, with North Korea apparently partnering with Iran, the free world needs to watch them both very carefully.


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NoKo says strike on US is 'inevitable' as we fly bombers off coast

North Korea's foreign minister, Ri Yong Ho, (aka 'Young Ho') under threat of being anti aircraft-gunned by the rogue nation's leader, called U.S. President Trump "a mentally deranged person full of megalomania." Ironically, Ho has no background in psychology, other than an evening adult ed class, so it's quite possible that his diagnosis of President Trump is wrong, especially given the fact that he never interviewed him diagnostically or otherwise.

As his daughter, Heidi, sat in the audience, Ho promised that  a strike on the U.S. mainland was "inevitable" in the speech he made at the UN General Assembly.

The Ho address began as the Pentagon announced that it had flown some badass bombers and fighter jet escorts to the farthest point north of the Korean DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), going farther than any such U.S. aircraft this century.

Ho

Defense Department spokesman, Dana White, said in a statement "This mission is a demonstration of U.S. resolve and a clear message that the president has many military options to defeat any threat."

White added, "North Korea's weapons program is a grave threat to the Asia-Pacific region and the entire international community. We are prepared to use the full range of military capabilities to defend the U.S. homeland and our allies."

According to the Pentagon, B-1B bombers from Guam, and F-15C Eagle fighter escorts from Okinawa, Japan, flew in international airspace over waters east of North Korea on Saturday.

Unlike other "show of force" missions, our birds were not accompanied by South Korean or Japanese planes. We simply wanted to show North Korea just how big our gonads are.

"While conducted unilaterally, this mission was coordinated with regional allies--namely the Republic of Korea [aka South Korea] and Japan--and was a strong testament to our ironclad alliance," U.S. Pacific Command spokesman Cmdr. Dave Benham told Fox News.

On Friday, Trump went on the rhetorical offensive against Adipose Kim.

"Kim Jong Un of North Korea, who is obviously a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people, will be tested like never before," Trump tweeted. He had previously announced increased economic sanctions against NoKo on Thursday. The sanctions will target any countries that do business with North Korea, but this is really aimed at China, who does almost 90 percent of the North's trade.

Due to the fact that President Trump spoke about North Korea, the liberal mainstream media and Democrats tried to put words in his mouth, accusing him of threatening NoKo preemptively.

Trump's words:

"North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile development is a grave threat to peace and security in our world and it is unacceptable that others financially support this criminal, rogue regime."

Kim (aka 'Rocket Man') went ballistic hours later saying Trump was "deranged."

Photo: Senior Airman Quay Drawdy

It's like the pot calling the kettle 'stoned'.

On a positive note, it looks like Trump has gotten China and Russia on board with the sanction program and it's possible that China could severely impede NoKo's ability to fund its missile and nuclear program.

And while fat Kim is saying Trump would "pay dearly" for threatening to "totally destroy" his hell-hole of a country if the U.S. had to defend ourselves or our allies against a North Korea attack, hopefully the sanctions will put an end to the bluster.


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U.N. General Assembly president accused of taking bribes

How could that smile be
guilty?

Former U.N. General Assembly president John William Ashe (no relation to the late Arthur Ashe) is accused of taking half a million dollars in bribes from Chinese businesses, but on the plus side, he took his family to an $850-a-night hotel room where they had a great time with some of the bribe money.

The current president of the UNGA said "corruption has no place" there but did not specify where corruption has a place. Hillary Clinton wants to know.

Ashe put the money to good use, it appears, buying custom suits, Rolex watches and using it to pay his mortgage and construct a basketball court at his Dobbs Ferry home.

He was arrested on Tuesday.

Ashe is a former U.N. ambassador from Antigua and Barbados and served as head of the 193-nation assembly from September 2013 to September 2014. He faces tax fraud involving a conspiracy of five others including Francis Lorenzo, a deputy U.N. ambassador from the Dominican Republic currently living in the Bronx but soon may relocate to the "state pen."

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said "I wouldn't be surprised if we see other people charged."

Samantha Power, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. was not available for comment.

If found guilty, Ashe may be spending more time with FIFA officials in prison than basketball enthusiasts on his newly constructed home court.


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