Deep in the bowels of American communism, there resides the reality of the last global war instigated by FDR, that sanctions initiate attacks by those who are being attacked.
Japan attacked America due to FDR closing off all oil imports from America, which would mean the reality of Japan dying in 6 months as a nation in a hostile part of the world facing China it had invaded, the Soviet Union and the European powers in Shell oil.
In the Phase 2 of the Obama ledger his oil sanctions on Iran are timed exactly for the reality of provoking an attack from Iran on Jews, in order to leave Mr. Obama the statesman who can lament dead Jews, bomb Iran and make a nuclear disarmament treaty with both of the new liberals he installs.
All of this has been warned of since Obama sent the Middle East into an inferno rage starting with the murder of Chris Stevens and other Americans, in the anal rape buy out.
Stevens was supposed to be kidnapped so Obama could chest thump at the debate with Romney in a daring resuce. New contractors appeared and ruined Mr. Obama's hostage rescue and forced him into the Phase 2 option which I have noted like all Obama dithering has been laid out on a time schedule years ago.
This is about Obama's nuclear disarmament legacy and if Jews in New York get nuked in that city, it is considered an expendable ends justifying the means as much as hundreds of thousands of Jews dying in the Israeli state.
Do not deceive yourselves about Obama. He just had murdered 20,000 Syrians in the past months for this "nuclear detente" and he will pile corpses up to towering heights if that is what it takes for his legacy to be complete in replacing Ronald Reagan as a nuclear disarming hero.
Iran is interesting in the propaganda is blaming Ahmadinejad for the record rates of the Iranian currency against the US Dollar. Inflation in Iran is running rampant, and it is causing problems, but as Iran is a closed economy, it can set any rates it cares to, and do not believe the propaganda that Iran is short on cash in "oil sanctions" dropping 30% of flow.
Do you really think Iran can not sell all of it's oil to China when China contracted with Venezuela years ago for oil to flow at 150 dollars a barrel?
Oh my children you forgot that little bit of information did you not eh? Yes China contracted for oil at 150 a barrel from the South American communists, so they are not fools in pumping that oil now when they could get it cheaper from Iran to fill in the gap.
So Obama's Muslim communist money changers have been engaged like all these Brohoodlums in the Middle East from Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria, to start the process of bringing down the government, because Obama has big plans in this now that his treachery in Syria has stalemated to only a West Nile Plague attack on America from Saddam Hussein's weaponized stores smuggled into Syria and Lebanon.
Do you really think that Iran is just going to stand around and keep taking Stuxnet attacks, assassinations and now the literal destuction of their eonomy, and not strike out?
They have already downed American passenger airlines in TWA Flight 800 during the Cllinton era, and it will only be a matter of time that they will decide that it is time to start a bit of terrorism nuclear backed to retaliate on the Obama regime.
Barack Obama has been a clever Osseiran merchant of death in this from the start, in his protocols which were written out were designed to build nuclear Iran, blame the Jewish right in Netanyahu, and if necessary sacrafice New York City to give this all a victim face for Obama so he can magnanimously disarm the Middle East of nuclear weapons.
Do not forget my children that B. Hussein informed Jews from the start, that they were not to retaliate, but to absorb a nuclear holocaust and to trust massah Obama would retaliate for all those burned up Jews.
This has been on Obama's mind for some time, and I guess if I was an Obama bundler like the Wall Street Insider, I would be packing up my family too, along with my tampons, as Wall Street stands a 90% chance of being radioactive as this plays out.
Is rather convenient if one examines this in the insiders install Obama, he betrays them, the Insiders get the information on how bad things can go from other Insiders, and they get out before their marmalade turns to a sea of glass.
On Tuesday, Ahmadinejad insisted Iran's economic underpinnings were sound, but blamed the rial's tumble on "psychological pressures" from the sanctions and currency speculators.
Ahmadinejad is right. Iran's economy is as bad as it always has, but there is more going on in this, in the cartel bankers have started hammering currency flow, with promise of the traders do this or they will die by nuclear means.
You have had a grand seat in all of this for years now in Obama's benefactors in how they do rule the world. Despots who seemed untouchable and only Ronald Reagan could bomb or George Bush threaten, in a few months as in Khadaffi were brutalized in their own streets.
The entire rent a mob of terror has been employed by this cartel for years as they created them, and in whisper Assad of Syria is fighting for his life, as these merchants of death unleash their minions.
All of this is most dangerous and Obama's legacy policy is now in the phase of targeting definite liberal cities and definite Jewish lands. Ahmadinejad and Khamenei will gladly unleash a nuclear attack and absorb one, for the simple political philosophy, it is better to have the IDF and American military kill the Iranians who would be dragging them through the streets, and get the blame, then to be dragged out of their bunkers and be Khadaffi.
See this policy benefits all Islamocommunists in Obama kills off the New York Jews who are not bundling for him and the Persian Marxists get someone to blow up their hordes for them, especially the ones in the south and north.
The start of the Obama Phase II in his fag file has begun and it is signaled again by his AP cronies. Obama is not going to give up this White House and you have been warned in where Jimmy Carter only thought about starting a war to save himself, Obama has it all in place to sacrafice millions to start his el presidente for life on the embers of the next 4 years.
This all could be stopped and lives saved if the cowards in the media would just champion on what takes place here, and when things break not go into LAMEPHOBIA, but simply say, "Lame Cherry has a point and her things do prove out in context in time".
We are now though in the desperate phase of this as things must be compressed to election deadlines and all parties are feeling betrayed and are not for waiting around with lines in the sand.
You just look around at the realities in Obama paid off al Qaeda with dope deals and countries. Look at how this terror mob out of 1600 Penn has been murdering their competitors. Obama has piled up dead when he requires the point without one regret, including American Soldiers.
Each phase requires more dead to make the point. 20,000 Syrians are nothing in this Obama Master Plan and 100 times that for an Obama election theft and nuclear legacy is but a little matter like Bill Clinton accepting a few hundred dead Americans by terrorists and he would not start a war.
It is now before You in the major play, and the minor gambits Obama has in store concerning Romney and "other" scuffing events to make this victimized for him and boogers of all others.
Do not think one dimensional, but several events to produce a theme and confuse the mind. Tavistock is talented in the protocols and Obama has them working for him.
When Iranians are faced with destruction, what will keep them from crippling their enemies first.
Another Lame Cherry matter anti matter exclusive.
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Iran tightens measures to stem currency fall
Oct 3, 8:19 AM (ET)By ALI AKBAR DAREINI
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Police threatened merchants who closed their shops
in Tehran's main bazaar and launched crackdowns on sidewalk money
changers on Wednesday as part of a push to halt the plunge of Iran's
currency, which has shed more than a third its value in less than a
week.
The measures underscore the serious concern by officials facing one of the most potentially destabilizing scenarios, which has been partly blamed on the fallout from Western sanctions over Tehran's nuclear program.
Public anger has mounted over a punishing combination of a falling currency and rising prices, which have put some staples such as chicken and lamb out of reach of many low-income Iranians.
The shrinking rial also has rekindled bitter internal political feuds between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his powerful rivals, who claim the crisis has also been fed by misguided government monetary policies.
Iran's currency hit a record low of 35,500 rials against the U.S. dollar
Tuesday on the unofficial street trading rate, which is widely followed
in Iran. It was about 24,000 to the dollar a week ago and close to
10,000 rials for $1 as recently as early 2011.
Exchange houses were closed Wednesday and currency websites were blocked from providing updates.
In a potentially serious showdown, merchants appeared to stage widespread closures in Tehran's bazaar, the traditional business hub in Iran's capital. The sprawling bazaar has played a critical role in charting Iran's political course - leading a revolt that wrung pro-democratic concession from the ruling monarchy more than a century ago and siding with the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
The semiofficial Mehr news agency reported Wednesday that the bazaar was closed for security reasons. The agency later quoted police Col. Khalili Helali as saying that bazaar was not officially closed, but noting that authorities will take action against many merchants who have shuttered their shops.
"The Tehran bazaar is not closed. Police will deal with the guilds that have closed their shops to cause (economic) disruption," Mehr quoted Helali as saying.
Meanwhile, anti-riot police patrolled streets in central Tehran where freelance money dealers work. There were unconfirmed reports of arrests, but Iranian officials have issued no formal statements.
The currency's nosedive has added to the burdens on Iran's economy as it struggles with tougher sanctions targeting its crucial oil exports and measures blocking it from key international banking networks. The U.S. and its allies have imposed the measures in attempts to force Iranian concessions over its nuclear program, which the West says is aimed at developing atomic weapons. Tehran insists the program is for peaceful purposes.
The rial's sharp decline is attributed to a combination of Western sanctions and government policies - such as fueling inflation by increasing the money supply while also holding down bank interest rates. That prompted many people to withdraw their rials to exchange for foreign currency over the past months.
On Tuesday, Ahmadinejad insisted Iran's economic underpinnings were sound, but blamed the rial's tumble on "psychological pressures" from the sanctions and currency speculators.
He described the sanctions as part of a "heavy battle" that has succeeded in driving down oil exports "a bit," but he gave no precise figures. Some oil analysts estimate exports have fallen by more than 30 percent since July, when the 27-nation European Union halted purchases of Iranian crude.
Many economists and experts have accused the government of deliberately provoking an increase in dollar rates in order to meet its own budget deficit. The government earns more than 90 percent of Iran's overall foreign exchange revenues as a result of oil sales. Higher dollar rates bring higher rial earnings for the government.
It could also bring more political heat on Ahmadinejad, who has been left severely weakened after unsuccessfully challenging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei over the powers of the presidency. Ahmadinejad now could face increasing domestic attacks before elections, including possibly being called before parliament for questioning over the currency upheavals.
Earlier this year, Ahmadinejad became the first president hauled before the 290-seat parliament for questioning over his public feud with Khamenei.
The measures underscore the serious concern by officials facing one of the most potentially destabilizing scenarios, which has been partly blamed on the fallout from Western sanctions over Tehran's nuclear program.
Public anger has mounted over a punishing combination of a falling currency and rising prices, which have put some staples such as chicken and lamb out of reach of many low-income Iranians.
The shrinking rial also has rekindled bitter internal political feuds between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his powerful rivals, who claim the crisis has also been fed by misguided government monetary policies.
In a potentially serious showdown, merchants appeared to stage widespread closures in Tehran's bazaar, the traditional business hub in Iran's capital. The sprawling bazaar has played a critical role in charting Iran's political course - leading a revolt that wrung pro-democratic concession from the ruling monarchy more than a century ago and siding with the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
The semiofficial Mehr news agency reported Wednesday that the bazaar was closed for security reasons. The agency later quoted police Col. Khalili Helali as saying that bazaar was not officially closed, but noting that authorities will take action against many merchants who have shuttered their shops.
"The Tehran bazaar is not closed. Police will deal with the guilds that have closed their shops to cause (economic) disruption," Mehr quoted Helali as saying.
Meanwhile, anti-riot police patrolled streets in central Tehran where freelance money dealers work. There were unconfirmed reports of arrests, but Iranian officials have issued no formal statements.
The currency's nosedive has added to the burdens on Iran's economy as it struggles with tougher sanctions targeting its crucial oil exports and measures blocking it from key international banking networks. The U.S. and its allies have imposed the measures in attempts to force Iranian concessions over its nuclear program, which the West says is aimed at developing atomic weapons. Tehran insists the program is for peaceful purposes.
The rial's sharp decline is attributed to a combination of Western sanctions and government policies - such as fueling inflation by increasing the money supply while also holding down bank interest rates. That prompted many people to withdraw their rials to exchange for foreign currency over the past months.
On Tuesday, Ahmadinejad insisted Iran's economic underpinnings were sound, but blamed the rial's tumble on "psychological pressures" from the sanctions and currency speculators.
He described the sanctions as part of a "heavy battle" that has succeeded in driving down oil exports "a bit," but he gave no precise figures. Some oil analysts estimate exports have fallen by more than 30 percent since July, when the 27-nation European Union halted purchases of Iranian crude.
Many economists and experts have accused the government of deliberately provoking an increase in dollar rates in order to meet its own budget deficit. The government earns more than 90 percent of Iran's overall foreign exchange revenues as a result of oil sales. Higher dollar rates bring higher rial earnings for the government.
It could also bring more political heat on Ahmadinejad, who has been left severely weakened after unsuccessfully challenging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei over the powers of the presidency. Ahmadinejad now could face increasing domestic attacks before elections, including possibly being called before parliament for questioning over the currency upheavals.
Earlier this year, Ahmadinejad became the first president hauled before the 290-seat parliament for questioning over his public feud with Khamenei.
