
The Mullahs reach out to a member of the unholy alliance for an interview.

Hagel has long-standing ties with the pro-Tehran lobby in the United States. Since 2002, he has appeared as a keynote speaker at fund-raisers and conferences for the American-Iranian Council, a group whose founder, Housang Amirahmadi, has boasted that he is “the Iranian lobby in the United States.”

In 2005, a year earlier, Hagel was even more explicit saying that Gaza could not “remain a prison to its own citizens” and encouraging a “grand bargain with Iran’s people.” Three years earlier, Hagel had called for “a regional security plan for the Persian Gulf by working with the United Nations, the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Iran, and Iraq.”

Nuclear radiation in the air and water would disrupt the Strait of Hormuz shipping, the world’s most important oil choke point. Oil prices would skyrocket. The world economy would face a hurricane. With prevailing winds blowing from east to west in the gulf, and coastal currents that circle counterclockwise, radiation fallout would contaminate oil fields and desalination plants that provide fresh water for local inhabitants.

This is a bipartisan letter initiated by three senators. Joe Lieberman, Kelly Ayotte and Bob Menendez. One independent, one Republican and one Democrat is as close to bipartisan as it gets.
Donald Rumsfeld
May 21st, 2013
Beverly Hills, CA
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Charles C. Johnson
June 19th, 2013
Los Angeles, CA
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Andrew C. McCarthy & Frank J. Gaffney, Jr
June 25th, 2013
Chicago, IL
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