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Terça-feira, junho 3o, 2008

Candidato presidencial dos E.U., sensor. John McCain em segunda-feira criticou o sensor presidencial democrático do candidato. As chamadas de Barack Obama para retirar E.U. agrupam-se de Iraq, dig que tal pullout prejudicaria a segurança de Israel.

Falando ao comitê americano dos casos públicos de Israel (AIPAC), chamadas de McCain Obama também explodido para conversas com o Irã.

“Os Iranians gastaram os anos que trabalham para um programa nuclear,” McCain dito, “e a idéia que procuram agora armas nucleares porque nós recusamos acoplar em conversas do presidencial-nível é misreading sério da história.”

“Mesmo assim, nós ouvimos a conversa de uma reunião com a liderança Iranian oferecida acima de como se era alguma inspiração repentina, uma idéia nova bold(realce) de que de algum modo ninguém pense sempre antes,” ele dissemos.

“Contudo é duro ver o que tal summit com presidente Ahmadinejad ganharia realmente, exceto uma audiência earful de rants anti-Semitic, e worldwide para um homem que negue um Holocaust e fale antes das multidões frenéticas sobre começar outro,” o senator do Arizona continuado. “Tal espetáculo prejudicaria o Iranian modera e dissidents, como os radicais e os hardliners strengthen sua posição e adquirem de repente a aparência do respectability.”

McCain pareceu responder ao sensor. Indicações precedentes de Obama feitas durante um debate em 2007 em que expressou o voluntariedade prender conversas com os líderes de Cuba, de Irã, de Coreia norte e de Syria.
Um spokesman da campanha de Obama, Hari Sevugan, era rápido retort. “John McCain insiste stubbornly em continuar uma política extrangeira perigosa e falhada que faça claramente os Estados Unidos e a Israel mais menos seguros.”

“Estão aqui os resultados das políticas que John McCain suportou, e continuariam. Durante a administração de Bush, Irã expandiu dramàtica seu programa nuclear, indo dos centrifugadores zero a mais de 3000 centrifugadores,” o spokesman do acampamento de Obama adicionado.

“Durante a administração de Bush, Irã expandiu sua influência durante todo uma região vital importante, dobrando Hamas e Hizbullah com o dinheiro e os braços. Durante a administração de Bush, Hamas fêz exame sobre de Gaza. O mais importante, a guerra em Iraq que John McCain suportou e promessas de continuar indefinidamente fêz mais para strengthen e embolden dramàtica Irã do que qualquer coisa em uma geração.”

As chamadas de McCain Obama também criticado para remover os E.U. agrupam-se de Iraq. “You would never know from listening to those who are still caught up in angry arguments over yesterday’s options, but our troops in Iraq have made hard-won progress under General Petraeus’ new strategy.” he said.

“[Withdrawal from Iraq] would surely result in a catastrophe,” McCain said. “If our troops are ordered to make a forced retreat, we risk all-out civil war, genocide, and a failed state in the heart of the Middle East. Al Qaida terrorists would rejoice in the defeat of the United States.

“Allowing a potential terrorist sanctuary would profoundly affect the security of the United States, Israel, and our other friends, and would invite further intervention from Iraq’s neighbors, including an emboldened Iran. We must not let this happen.”

In his speech, McCain called for measures aimed at increasing pressure on Iran, such as severely limiting Iranian imports of gasoline, targeted sanctions such as denying visas and freezing assets and a worldwide campaign to divest from companies doing business with Iran.

McCain called for financial sanctions on the Central Bank of Iran, which he said aids in terrorism and weapons proliferation, and he criticized Obama for opposing a measure to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization responsible for killing US troops in Iraq.

McCain has warm relations with the group, which is influential in the Jewish community. His call for sanctions against gasoline imports is a priority that AIPAC’s members plan to lobby for in Congress later in the week.

In contrast, Obama has worked to reassure Jewish voters who have expressed some unease about his candidacy.

“I welcome the Muslim world’s accurate perception that I am interested in opening up dialogue and interested in moving away from the unilateral policies of George Bush, but nobody should mistake that for a softer stance when it comes to terrorism or when it comes to protecting Israel’s security or making sure that the alliance is strong and firm,” Obama said in an interview last month with The Atlantic magazine. “You will not see, under my presidency, any slackening in commitment to Israel’s security.”

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