they released an iranian scientist and left our boys to rot.
I don't see how anyone can support this man.
it pledges that we will help defend their nuclear sites from sabotage by isreal?
and the un is removing the sanctions while congress debates what exactly?
How can anyone defend this guy?
is he serious?
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When you get to the part that says – “it pledges that we will help defend their nuclear sites from sabotage by isreal” - get back to us.
I’ll even help you. The provisions you need to read are in Annex III. As to why the EU and EU plus 3 might want to help Iran with maintaining their nuclear infrastructure, think about that one for a minute. I’ll even help you there – Fukushima
Or at least to do so before Congress makes this deal official and binding on the USA.
Learn to read and comprehend instead regurgitating shit spewed by another bigger idiot than you.
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If the source reports historical facts incorrectly, as this one did, then an analogy to "screaming flamethrowers" is not out of place, is it? This guy couldn't report his own source correctly, much less look at the original.
Other than that, I thought you provided us with a fine example of prolixity, verbosity, bloviating, pomposity, and pompousness. Sadly, however, your attempt to use a "black hole" as a simile for Laffy's "contribution" failed completely, since "black holes' can't be seen by people and Laffy's contribution is quite apparent.The US is not the only signatory to the Iran Nuclear Agreement. There are five other countries (UK, France, Germany, Russia, China) who signed the Agreement. These five countries are not in any way bound by Republicans in US Congress or the Israeli PM.
When the UN Security Council votes to remove all international sanctions this coming week or next, that is when these five other countries will be doing business with Iran again. It is expected per the agreement, US Ambassador to UN Ms. Samantha Power will vote "YES" with other five countries to remove all international sanctions. President Obama is expected to remove all sanctions that he can do without approval of Congress. There are countries like India who have large scale business interests with Iran including importing of Iranian oil, building and manufacturing contracts. Already there is talk in India about lucrative software exports and IT development contracts with Iran. As with the five countries to the agreement, India is not in any way bound by what the Republicans do in US Congress. While other countries will start lucrative business with Iran, US corporations will be left with their tongue sticking out, if Republicans kill the AgreementThe "Republicans" can NOT kill the deal. It would have to be a bi-partisan effort to do so to breech the 67 votes needed to overcome Barry's veto.
Specifically Annex V - Implementation Plan paragraph 6 that a planned 90 day delay was written into the agreement between endorsement by the UN and adoption.
But nonetheless, I'm sure Obama has plans to ignore any legal requirement that may get in his way such as that which allows Congress their allotted time to review.Where did you come with the totally dumb shit response
none of you seems to get the fact that, the Congress has no control over the other five signatories. The sanctions will be lifted in the UN, and Iran and others countries will have all the advantages while the US is left sucking the rotten egg.
Also, foreign affairs completely under the purview of the executive branch but in this case, Obama agreed to allow Congress to review. He could have just signed the damn thing and there is zero recourse for the dumb shits in congress. Just regurgitating Faux News and other right wing BS media