U.S. House Call North Korea, Iran and Syria "State of Devil"

Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. Congress Iran warned his country will relationship, Suraih and North Korea. They assess, ties the three countries would pose a risk to international security and nuclear proliferation.

Until now, the U.S. Congress pretty sure that North Korea and Iran are
working together to build a nuclear weapon. In the meantime, Iran would ship weapons to the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. U.S. Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen again urged President Barack Obama to get tough on these three countries.

"History has shown that, with the third regime diplomacy is tantamount to a waste of time. Governments should implement strong sanctions against the three countries, as well as coordinate a strategy to win these threats," said Ros-Lehtinen, as quoted by VOA , Saturday (13/04/2013).

Congressman Brad Sherman of Democrats agreed with the statement that Republican politicians. Sherman recalls, ties Iran, North Korea and Syria should be wary.

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"We are facing the three countries this devil, or at least three satanic government. Yet they all have differences," said Sherman.

Sherman argues, the Syrian government is now on the verge of collapse. Meanwhile, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is still focusing on self-defense. Regarding Iran, Persia Sherman called it the biggest threat to the State Uncle Sam.

Former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director James Woolsey instead proposes a very controversial idea to confront the three countries. Woolsey judge, the U.S. should support the faction supporting the opposition of non-Muslims in Syria. Obama also required to take a much tougher policy for all three countries.

"Our main goal is to destroy the alliance between the countries, not destroying their countries," said Woolsey.