Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Smart Power: Obama Administration Admits Iran Is Harboring Top Al Qaeda Leaders


By Town Hall, July 25, 2016 

Iran aiding international terrorist groups -- including Al Qaeda -- is literally the opposite of new news. This is what they do. The regime in Tehran has been designated by the US government as the world's top state sponsor of terror for years, a dubious distinction that has not changed since the dangerous nuclear deal was agreed to last year. The State Department has affirmed that Iran's support for terrorism is "undiminished," and President Obama has admitted that a portion of the many billions in sanctions relief now flowing to Iran will be redirected to terrorists. He's already been proven correct. About his own deal.  Which may explain why he has lightly chided the regime for flouting "the spirit" of the deal. They sure are:.
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