US Presidential Candidate Supports the Iran Sanctions Losing Ground

London – Leading a proposal that is gaining momentum globally, Daniel Imperato came out today and publicly supported the Iran sanctions losing ground in the United Nations (UN) Security Council.

“Iran sanctions are basically losing ground for a few reasons. One reason is that the country of Iran has the right to develop their business in accordance with their leadership’s desires. The second reason is that the county of Iran has the right to explore other opportunities to increase its viability as a successful nation and also to increase profitability through its natural resources and technology,” stated Imperato.

Imperato did not want the Iran situation to turn into an American mistake, just like the Iraq situation turned out because of an improper approach.

“Our administration in the United States has pushed forward with the leadership from our president George W. Bush for an Iraqi war which was supposed to be a removal of Saddam Hussein not a war in a country. The removal of Saddam Hussein took place and now the war continues,” explained Imperato.

“I have spoken before in the past that this is not a war but a fight against terrorism. Terrorism must be separated from any one country and must be understood that terrorism is in place with organizations around the world and must be fought on a unified front by and between Special Forces units from a collective group of countries around the world to participate in sting operations to stomp out terrorism.”

In addition, Imperato suggested that infighting on Capitol Hill between Democrats and Republicans have hurt America’s positioning and leverage power around the world.

“The further miscommunication that the Bush administration has been allowing its Democrats and Republicans to promote around the world is instability in his own office. The Democrats and the Republicans fight on Capitol Hill and the stone throwing at each other has created more disrespect for the United States and its people from around the world,” expressed Imperato.

Imperato also further reiterated his position that America should follow Jack Straw’s recommendations, especially in light on our difficult situation around the globe.

“Earlier, I spoke about UK Foreign Minister Jack Straw and his position on the Iran nuclear program. I speak again to state that our President George W. Bush must pay attention to Mr. Straw. Our leadership jumped forward to go to war with Iraq against the international community’s desire of peace. Now this war has placed our president Bush and our country in a very difficult position.”

Imperato points to the Iranian need to upgrade their infrastructure and supply their people with a better life as reasons for them to have a civilian nuclear energy program and link those up.

“The Iranian people and the Iranian leadership have been working towards upgrading their infrastructure and supplying their people with a better life for the most part. While there have been difficulties in Iran pertaining to economic change and the religious sector change, Iran accepting the new world as opposed to protecting the old world has brought tremendous change to the country. But for the United States to stand up and to request Pakistan and India not to participate with the Iranian pipeline that will enable India to purchase energy from Iran is in my opinion across the line.”

Historically, the United States has enjoyed may luxuries, including high levels of technology, natural resources, and access to global markets. Iran, from Imperato’s perspective, shouldn’t be denied all of these tings.

“The USA and its people have had a great life and have been provided with the best of all resources pertaining to the growth of the USA. We the USA cannot decide to sanction or slow down the development of other countries when in fact the whole point of success in the USA has been its growth and its success in adapting itself to a global marketplace. Iran and other countries deserve the same right.”

Rather the United States, instead of harping on everyone else’s problems, should start to focus within.

“Our leadership and our president George W. Bush must spend more time looking at the US political situation, the access to resources, and the economic situation regarding to its debt. Putting our nose in every nook and cranny and looking up everyone else’s backside is not in the best interest of the United States and its people.

When approaching global problems, Imperato asserted that the US needs global solutions with global partners in the interest of all and not few.

“Our administration must be stern and collectively be tough on certain positions pertaining to nuclear activities and other activities such as terrorism around the globe in accordance with a joint effort of global leadership. To take on the world as one nation, the USA, and one leader, George W. Bush, is ultimately the greatest detriment to our own society. I call on our president George W. Bush to be understanding and diplomatic and to stop pushing forward based upon his own personal agenda and his own knowledge of the world.”

Imperato also pointed out that a lot of the US inexperience in global affairs comes from lack of practical knowledge regarding the world, which can only be obtained on a first hand basis.

“While I respect our President George W. Bush and I support him and his mission to lead the United States of America, I question his knowledge of the globe. On his most recent trip to India, it had been mentioned that it was his first time to India. To me I could never understand how somebody could take the opportunity to try and do business with a country or a leader of a country, and in fact had never even visited the country to understand the people’s customs in consideration of the peoples desires of the country of whom you may be negotiating with.”

Imperato concluded his remarks with the following, “That is why I, Daniel Imperato, will revive America and bring back strength to our country, because I, Daniel Imperato, have 30 years of experience of traveling the globe and dealing with the economic, political, and religious situations around the world. I say that the next president of the United States of America must be an independent and must have a huge global knowledge in order to bring the United States of America back to the respect that it had from foreign nations, and not the disrespect that it’s getting today. I believe that the leader of the free world must be a global man with global knowledge and I bring that to the table.”

About Daniel Imperato, Presidential Candidate, (www.daniel2008.com)
Daniel was born in Boston, Mass (1958), and began his business career in 1977 transforming the manufacturing facilities in Israel through adapting them to the global marketplace along with bringing financing to the factories for global expansion. He also operated a trading company in Singapore and owned a manufacturing company in Belgium. Daniel brings over thirty years of experience in global business planning and development and has personal relationships at high levels around the world. Daniel has consulted for Fortune 500 corporations, with a mix of product lines, consisting of telecommunications products and services, telecommunications equipment including v-sat terminals and handheld mobile satellite telephones, along with passport and identification cards services and secure documents for foreign governments around the world. He is currently a Papal Knight with honors from the Vatican, and a board member for the African Center Foundation, a United Nations NGO, and the founder of Imperiali Organization (www.imperiali.org). Presently, he has organized a Presidential Committee in order to organize support for a run at the White House in 2008.

About Webster Brooks, Vice Presidential Candidate
Webster Brooks was born in Colorado (1956) to an Army family and was raised in Detroit. In Detroit, Brooks saw the pride and spirit of Middle America growing up in a town that was heavily influenced by the auto industry and Motown music. Twenty Four years later, he ran for Mayor of Washington DC in 1990 as independent, and then worked with many democrats, republicans and independent in politics. In 2002, Brooks’ organization, The National Black Republican Network, became the most popular public forum for Black conservatives and Republicans, but included independents as well. Brooks was named as one of ‘The 20 Most Influential Black Conservatives’ by Headway Magazine and an ‘Intellectual Tour de Force’ by the Detroit News. During this time, Brooks chaired the National Congress of Black Conservatives and the National Black Coalition for School Choice. He currently resides in Hartford, CT with his loving family.

For Press Inquires Contact:
Imperato For President
561-305-0519
info@thepeoplespresident2008.com
www.daniel2008.com

This release was published on openPR.