Democrats don't know how to stop Iran

Emboldened by the U.N.'s refusal to condemn Ahmadinejad's recent statements towards Israel, Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, says they will make the United States regret the detention of 5 alleged Iranian Diplomats who were arrested earlier this year in Iraq.

"We will make the Americans regret their ugly and illegal action against the Islamic Republic of Iran's consulate in Arbil, Iraq, and the abduction of the five Iranian diplomats," Mottaki said, according to the state broadcaster's Web site.

Senator Joe Lieberman, being smart enough to realize that Iran is leaning towards going to the gold standard, is trying to further destabilize the U.S. dollar, is playing games with oil production are moving closer to nuclear weapon capability every day and is continuing to meddle in Iraq, all of which have national security implications, rightfully rattles the sabre with talks of bombing Iran.

Sen. Joseph Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut and chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, said over the weekend the United States should be prepared to use military force to stop Iran from training and equipping Iraqi militants blamed for the deaths of U.S. troops in Iraq.

Iran has denied supplying Iraqis with armor-piercing munitions and U.S. officials say they cannot prove complicity on the part of the Tehran government.

But Lieberman, appearing on CBS' Sunday program "Face the Nation," said the United States had "good evidence" that Iraqis were being trained to use the weapons at a camp inside Iran. He advocated a military strike in retaliation, saying much of the job could be done with air strikes.

Playing into the hands of his terrorist buddies, defeatist Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid undermines Lieberman in usual democrat fashion by stating .....

"The invasion of (Iran) is only going to destabilize that part of the world more," Reid said on Monday after speaking at a forum hosted by the Center for American Progress think tank.

"I know Joe means well, but I don't agree with him," the Nevada Democrat added. He advocated continued diplomatic efforts with Iran instead.

Continued diplomatic efforts? They throw criminals off cliffs in burlap sacks! How do you negotiate with that mentality?