Most Brazilians "Horrified" Over Growing Alliance Between Lula And Ahmadinejad

International attorney Robert Amsterdam says that most Brazilians he spoke with during his recent visit to that country expressed outrage over the fact that their President, Luiz Lula, has embraced Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a nuclear energy trading partner. Ahmadinejad will visit Brazil next month. Lula is expected to visit Iran sometime thereafter. (:26)
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Obama Should Object Over Ahmadinejad's Upcoming Visit To Brazil

International attorney Robert Amsterdam says that President Barack Obama should express displeasure to Brazilan President Luiz Lula over the fact that Lula has invited Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to visit his country next month. Amsterdam, who recently returned from a visit of his own to Brazil, says that Lula is using the "politics of opportunism" to distance his nation politically from the United States. (:34)
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Ahmadinejad Setting Up In U.S.'s Backyard Is Cause For Concern

International attorney Robert Amsterdam says that Americans should be worried over the fact that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is slowly developing relationships with more and more South American nations. Amsterdam recently returned from Brazil where Ahmadinejad will visit next month. (:24)
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Ahmadinejad Finding A Friend In Brazilian President Lula

International attorney Robert Amsterdam says that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is finding Brazilian President Luiz Lula to be increasingly supportive of his regime. Amsterdam says that Lula appeals to Ahmadinejad in that he can be viewed as a more respectable partner than other South American allies, such as Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Amsterdam recently returned from Brazil where Ahmadinejad will visit next month. (:22)
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Closer Ties With Iran Reflect Brazilian President Lula's Foreign Policy

International attorney Robert Amsterdam says that by agreeing to meet with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Brazilian President Luiz Lula is showcasing his belief in "south-to-south" trade diplomacy. Amsterdam recently returned from Brazil where Ahmandinejad will visit next month. (:21)
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International Attorney Warns Of Growing Relationship Between Venezuela, Russia

Talk Radio News Service's Geoff Holtzman speaks with International Attorney Bob Amsterdam. Amsterdam, whose clients include political prisoners in both Venezuela and Russia, says that the U.S. should be concerned about the relationship between these countries and Iran because all three feature governments that are run by what Amsterdam calls "clans."

Amsterdam discusses recent reports showing that Russia has opened a $2.2 billion line of credit with Venezuela so that the South American nation can purchase weapons for its defense program. Amsterdam later cites a recent revelation that Russia has agreed to help Venezuela build a nuclear energy program.

Finally, Amsterdam comments on the Obama administration's decision to cancel plans for a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe and the ramifications this decision will have on the U.S.'s relationship with Russia.

Click the icon below to hear Talk Radio News Service's Geoff Holtzman interview Robert Amsterdam. (4:32)
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Take Back America Radio Row: Bob Ney Interviews Bob Amsterdam, Human Rights Attorney at Amsterdam & Peroff

Bob Ney interviews Bob Amsterdam, human rights attorney at Amsterdam & Peroff about the criminalization of business practices around the world. (10:04)
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