Secure Freedom Radio Podcast

FRED GRANDY of the Center for Security Policy gives his weekly wrap-up which included the Muslim Brotherhood's penetration of the Obama Administration.

Former CIA director JIM WOOLSEY discusses the intelligence leaks and how they undermine US security at home and abroad.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON explains why Obama feels it his responsibility to take the US down a few notches while giving US resources to other nations.

Washington Times journalist BILL GERTZ takes us inside the ring to discuss China's growing military aggression towards its neighbors.

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Andy Bostom, Brown university associate professor of medicine, author, and expert on counter terror threat doctrine, shares his expertise on Islamic law with its bearing on a recent court ruling against an Athiest’s freedom of speech in Pennsylvania, the Koran riots in Kabul, and the eschatology of the Iranian regime.

Bill Clinton’s former CIA, Jim Woolsey, director also weighs in on Iran with great detail about the nature of the regime and the beliefs of the factions there in.  He also makes sense of uranium enrichment reports and their significance for interpreting the timing of a potential weapons capability.  Jim makes sense of Iranian “prophecies” that calls for the return of the twelfth imam who will lead the battles that will end the world. He explains that the Iranian regime believes it is time for an epic battle between Iran and the Jews, and their allies, resulting in the destruction of the Jewish people and a new Iranian world order. Jim compares this notion of future world events with the Nazi beliefs of the 1930s. The American government has not been candid with its citizens as to the extent of the Iranian nuclear program and the threat it poses to global security.

Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute begins without strong criticism of the President’s apology to Karzai and lays out the strategic distinction in this act from other infamous gestures of weakness to foreign leaders.   Rubin cuts beyond the Koran burning to the deep strategic issues on the ground that defines either failure or success in Afghanistan.   On the matter of arming Syrian rebels, there is a right way and a wrong one.  Without asking the right questions, the risk of arming Al Qaeda type Islamists is a real possibility.

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Weekend Edition Hour 1

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President Obama doesn’t need to hit the reset button but hit the on button; this idea can be applied to a variety of issues which our guests touch on today. Roger Noriega explains the threat to American interests in Latin America as well as the sanctions against Venezuela and its business relationship with Iran. Mr. Noriega also touches on the case against fore Honduran president who is a sidekick of Hugo Chavez. Michael Mukasey discusses the threat from Sharia and the stealthy jihad being waged against America. Former CIA direct Jim Woolsey brings to light the idea of denuclearizing America, as well as the Arab Spring and the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood throughout the Middle East and Africa. Andy McCarthy points out the president’s devious acts against Israel as a result of his own views of the Jewish state as a creator of problems.

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Today on Secure Freedom Radio with Frank Gaffney, Frank and Christian Whiton, of DC International Advisory, discuss Secretary of State Clinton’s speech at the Human Rights Council and the continuing saga over the CIA contractors arrest in Pakistan. Then, Rabbi Gerald Meister discusses Sharia and what it means for freedom loving people. Finally, former CIA director Jim Woolsey discusses the continuing turmoil in the Middle East and the energy shock as a result of that turmoil.

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