Due to the lack of a foreign policy plan by the UN and the US, Iran is on track to obtain nuclear weapons.  The world will have a crisis by the end of this year due to Iran's nuclear program.  Following the speeches in New York last week, the world is in a dangerous position with Iran and there is no plan on how to stop Iran.

The US has decided that it can live with a nuclear Iran.  Israel will not follow the US in its foreign policy and will focus on its own national security.  Israel will attack Iran by the end of the year due to the lack of a coordinated plan by the UN and the US.  The leaders in Iran have stated that they want to destroy Israel.  They are crazy and will do anything for their radical religion.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a great speech at the UN, one which should have been given by the US.  He is a talented and feisty political leader who can and will make the tough decisions for his country.  He will make the right decision at the right time.

When Israel attacks Iran, the US will be brought into the conflict and we again will have to protect our allies and the shipping lanes around the world.  A total blockade of Iran might avoid military action, but would cause many other issues.  Gasoline is a key imported product by Iran and they cannot function for over two weeks without imports.  Military action, in my opinion, is now not avoidable due to the past actions of the UN and the US. 

Our politicians have gotten us into a crisis.  They have allowed Iran to develop their nuclear capabilities; thus becoming a very dangerous terrorist nation.  Soon the world will pay the price.

It was good to see so many legal American citizens rally for the survival of our nation and our democracy.  It is time we took back our country from a Congress and administration that wants to spend too much money and have the federal government control everything we do as American citizens. It is time to set limits on government and term limits for the US Congress. 

Tens of thousands of conservative "tea party" protesters brought their angry grass-roots movement to the steps of the Capitol on Saturday in a muscular political demonstration against big government spending, budget deficits, taxes and President Obama's sweeping health care plan.

In a patriotic, flag-waving "March on Washington" that conservative leaders said was a newly energized political movement determined to stop the Obama administration's tax-and-spending programs, the protesters stretched for blocks up Pennsylvania Avenue to a massive rally on the West Lawn of the Capitol, chanting, "USA," "Enough, Enough" and "We the people."

This Tea Pary Rally reminds us of the famous Boston Tea Party and the effects that revolt had on our American way of life.

Leaders of the rally said that it drew "tea party" conservatives from every state in the country who had staged hundreds of local tax-day rallies across the country on April 15 to protest the $1.5 trillion deficit, record-breaking spending bills and what they see as the government's increasing encroachment on their freedoms.

One of the rally's speakers, Georgia Rep. Tom Price, chairman of the conservative House Republican Study Committee, said the protest rally was a declaration by "a new generation of patriots to carry that torch of liberty" to "take our country back."  Republican Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina called for a return to "constitutional government" and said "it was time that the president started listening to us."

But most of the speakers were local grass-roots tea party activists like coal miner Greg Harrell, who said that lawmakers who ignored the tea party movement's appeals for smaller, more limited government would be thrown out of office by the voters. "We will find you, and we will fire you," Mr. Harrell warned.

A major focus of the protesters and some of the speakers was the president's $1 trillion health care reform plan. Betsy McCaughey, a former lieutenant governor of New York, who has been a sharp critic of the plan, carried a copy of the 1,000-plus page House health care bill to the podium and said that Mr. Obama's statement that it would not force people to drop their health care plans was "untrue."

"You'll have to change to what the government has, and if you won't change to what the government wants you to join, you will be fined thousands of dollars," Ms. McCaughey said. "No deal. No deal." The crowd chanted back, "No deal."

Many of the protesters said they had not been politically active before but decided to come to the rally because they felt that government spending was out of control and that proposals pending in Congress, like the health plan that is being drawn up by the Democrats, would rob them of their freedom of choice and burden their children with trillions of dollars in debt. 

These protesters are not like the union and Acorn paid (at tax payer expense) protesters who do it for the money.  These brave American citizens want to save the US from socialism and a dominant federal government.  God bless the USA!!!