Obama Deceived U.S. Voters About Ransom Paid Iran; Clinton Avoids Subject | Eastern North Carolina Now

    A shocking - but not surprising - news report appearing in Wednesday's Wall Street Journal revealed that President Barack Obama and his minions transported a secret payment to the terrorist-supporting Iranian that appears to be a ransom for the release of abducted Americans.

    "The Obama administration secretly organized an airlift of $400 million worth of cash to Iran that coincided with the January release of four Americans detained in Tehran, according to U.S. and European officials and congressional staff briefed on the operation afterward," stated the WSJ story.

    Reporters described unmarked wooden crates overflowing with paper money including Euros, Swiss francs and other currencies, but no U.S. dollars, that were loaded onto a cargo plane secretly flown into Iran, according to these officials. "The U.S. procured the money from the central banks of the Netherlands and Switzerland," they stated.

    While Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton was involved in negotiations with Iran while Secretary of State, she is avoiding the subject as details are being revealed that it was a "sucker deal."

    Despite more and more information surfacing during the day, Obama's officials, including his press secretary, Josh Earnest, denied any link between the payment and the American prisoner release. They claim the entire episode is coincidence and what it appears: quid pro quo.

    But GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump states it's a "scandal" that President Obama's administration paid $400 million dollars to Iran around the time four American hostages were released by the radical Islamist nation.

    The fledgling TV cable news channel OAN is also reporting that members of the Department of Justice opposed the delivery of $400 million to Iran saying it would be viewed by the world as a ransom payment and place other Americans overseas in danger. But Obama overruled the DOJ and the Attorney General remained silent.

    The Iranian government's experience dealing with the Obama administration, especially Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her successor John Kerry, has shown a total lack of respect or fear of American power.

    For example, speaking candidly and openly to a number of high-level Iranians in both public and private sectors, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, in a speech claimed the United States, under President Barack Obama's leadership, no longer possesses the might and awe it once enjoyed, according to Middle Eastern news sources.

    Speaking during a meeting of Iran's Assembly of Experts in Tehran, the Ayatollah promised that the current "world order" will be replaced with a new world order that is already emerging not only in the Middle East but also in the West.

    "The realities in the region and the world show a serious uncertainty in the [America's] principles of power and might; therefore, we should understand the realities correctly to prevent wrong analyses," Khamenei said.

    According to Iran's ABNA news agency, Muslim leaders working in the U.S. as a de facto Fifth Column are hoping to garner another million voter registrations from within the nation's Muslim communities. They are pushing the registration drive as combating the anti-Muslim Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

    The Iranian news agency claims that there are about 3.3 million Muslims in United States, but campaign organizers said, "Muslim voters could have an outsize impact in swing states that are key to the November general election, such as Virginia and Florida."

    "We want the Muslim community to understand that if you give up your rights voluntarily, no one will come and give it back to you," said Osama Abu Irshaid of the U.S. Council of Muslims.

    Imams have been asked to encourage their congregations to register to vote for Hillary Clinton. The Democratic Party hopeful reportedly helped to create what's now called the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

    Organizers have sent canvassers to college campuses, bus stations and gas stations in Muslim neighborhoods but will register non-Muslims who support their Islamic neighbors.