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Thursday, May 7, 2015

Is Iran Really a Partner?



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The international community is failing to respond to Iran's weapons and terrorism networks.

In recent years, Iran's networks have been expanding significantly, most often with deadly results for the region.

While Iran's nuclear program is the focus of intense global attention, the international community frequently overlooks the sophisticated Iranian transnational weapons smuggling and terrorism networks, currently fueling wars and instability across the Middle East.

Weapons ships disguised as cargo vessels, Iranian airlines that carry arms, and ground convoys ferrying missiles, rockets, guns, and ammunition are all used to arm members of Iran's regional network.ran Really a Partner?

Vladimir Val at 10:59 PM

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Born in Czechoslovakia, I experienced the realities of life very early. My family and I cheated death many times, from being bombed during World War II to dodging snipers in South East Asia. To escape from communist treachery my family and I crossed borders through muddy fields, barbed wire, and armed guards. At the age of nine I arrived in New York City. Two weeks in a new country I was immersed in the NYC school system, the best thing that could have happened to me. I learned English quickly without forgetting Czech or German. I immediately picked the political party that I would support, the Republican Party. That’s right; I knew where I belonged even at the age of nine. I was a musician with my own band, worked with various promotional groups, started an out sourcing business for assembly of small manufacturing items, a computer company marketing hardware and software. I served in South East Asia in Military Intelligence, held several positions in various fraternal organizations, worked on the U. S. Bicentennial Celebration, and now doing my best to strengthen the Republican Party.
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