Regarding Iran: Pres. Obama Needs More Time, More Strategic, U.S. Military Support

Iran which funds ISIL terrorists against Middle Eastern women, children, elderly, and brutally executes them in mass genocidal campaigns is in peace discussions with our U.S. President. He wants cooperation with veterans, in order to inspect their nuclear weaponry program, which threatens our own poor, minority, enlisted, U.S. military.

This is a situation that requires diplomacy, so I support President Obama's long-term perspective regarding opening Iran up for a possible Amnesty International, Doctors Without Borders, Red Crescent operation, as that will give the U.S. more honest, reliable, nuclear warfare intelligence and a humanitarian approach towards the poor children who are illiterate and truly innocent there.

I find it extremely critical that we rally support for our own impoverished, human trafficked, Iranian-American population, who are targeted by radical extremists from all sides, more than the average, Caucasian, male in a position of power, and/or trust. The Muslim-American  victims are never welcomed at our food banks, battered shelters, or allowed to report police brutality, on U.S. soil, or overseas.

Their wives, infants, toddlers, and children are targeted for sexually brutal, tortuous, hate crimes on U.S. military bases or hospitals where they serve, in/alongside our U.S. military, as civilian contractors also. Tolerating, normalizing, and participation in those religious-based, racially-motivated, hate crimes proliferates ISIL terrorists and corrupt court systems, within our own U.S. military.

The lack of tolerant respect, and acceptance of Muslim elderly at our interfaith symposiums is appalling. We must not stigmatize our Muslim-Americans, many of whom are moderates, and bless our nation with patriotism, family values also. In doing this, our country can get better trade agreements than the European Union, who are not our solid allies.

We need to open our eyes to diplomacy with Iran, in order to promote long-term, economic stability, for our country. This must be balanced with prioritizing a U.S. intelligence, military community that trains, and recruits as many Iranians, to protect our country also. They may be critical scouts for our troops, in developing necessary alliances, later on, when we'll inevitably find out that the Iranian government is also using chemical weapons against their own population, much like Syria's brutal, Assad regime, prior to the major ISIL takeovers.