After failing to reach an agreement by the November 24 deadline, negotiators trying to come to an agreement with Iran to curtail its nuclear program will meet next month in an undetermined location to continue the talks. The two sides are far apart on several crucial issues, so it's hard to see how extending the talks will make a difference.  Iran won't come clean about their efforts in the past to build a bomb, nor will they forswear enriching uranium beyond the 5% level.  There are also issues with inspection protocols that Iran refuses to accept. But you can see where this is heading: a total cave in to Iran by the West in order to reach a deal. Reuters: Iran and six world powers are expected to break off negotiations on Monday and meet again next month after missing a deadline to clinch a final deal to resolve their 12-year standoff over Tehran's nuclear ambitions, diplomatic sources said. Details about the resumption of negotiations were...(Read Full Post)