http://nypost.com/2015/07/14/obama-and-kerry-crossed-every-one-of-their-own-red-lines/.
Obama and Kerry crossed every one of their own red lines. -- In 2013, Kerry declared of the Iranians, “There is no right to enrich.” The final agreement allows Iran to keep 5,000 centrifuges, 2,000 more than Pakistan had when it secretly built a nuclear arsenal. -- In 2013, Kerry told Congress the “whole point of the [sanctions] regime” was to force Iran to “dismantle its nuclear program.” But the deal to which Kerry agreed lets Iran keep everything in place. -- “They don’t need to have an underground, fortified facility like Fordo in order to have a peaceful nuclear program,” Obama said in 2013. Under the agreement, Fordo remains open. -- Kerry backed down on demands that inspectors be able to conduct snap inspections on military sites. Inspections allowed - maybe - after @28 days AND with Iran approvalUN Security Council will vote next week to lift all international sanctions on Iran. Great News. Now India and China can start importing Iranian oil again. Canada, UK, India and many European countries are waiting to establish economic ties and manufacturing operations in Iran. The gas pipeline from Iran to Pakistan will be extended to India. Construction is already underway with help from Oman.
All the countries who will vote to lift Iran sanctions will not be bound by what happens in US Congress. They could care less for the war mongers.
Boy, what a legacy the President will leave behind.
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f the sanctions are lifted iran can start selling oil and getting the money to enhance and speed up their nuclear weapons program, despite the “DEAL”. Iran can also buy more arms, further develop their missile/ICBM program, give more aide support and assistance to all the terror groups they support.
So yes it is settled obama’s legacy is “he was extremely instrumental in spreading terror worldwide and assisting terrorists in the murder and slaughter of thousands and is proud of it.
You’re Welcome
2016 = GOP All The Wa
Jesus, what a way to confuse yourself? I think you meant Dubiya's legacy:
1. Iraq
2. Afghanistan
3. Economic Crisis
May be the attached video will set you in the right direction. Watch it. It will do you good.
LOL.
I don't care about playing politics and what side did what and what side thinks what and what some other country think what.
Bunch of other countries have nuclear arms. Bunch of other countries, some who are "friends" support terrorism. I read or heard somewhere Saudi Arabia is one. Some others say the good old USA is a supporter of terrorism. I don't know.
I'm not afraid and I don't care what happens in this crazy violent world.
Bad thing have happened since the beginning of history. Bad things happening now and bad things will continue to happen as long as there are people.
So what are the chances Iran has to be the reason for all hell to break lose? But it could be sanctions, no sanctions and whatever. But it could be any other place or situation. It's all a matter of time
and like I said, don't care, don't worry about it.
Even Jesus said: make friends with your enemies. ok, he (god) also said to kill them.
http://nypost.com/2015/07/14/obama-and-kerry-crossed-every-one-of-their-own-red-lines/.
Obama and Kerry crossed every one of their own red lines.
-- In 2013, Kerry declared of the Iranians, “There is no right to enrich.” The final agreement allows Iran to keep 5,000 centrifuges, 2,000 more than Pakistan had when it secretly built a nuclear arsenal.
-- In 2013, Kerry told Congress the “whole point of the [sanctions] regime” was to force Iran to “dismantle its nuclear program.” But the deal to which Kerry agreed lets Iran keep everything in place.
-- “They don’t need to have an underground, fortified facility like Fordo in order to have a peaceful nuclear program,” Obama said in 2013. Under the agreement, Fordo remains open.
-- Kerry backed down on demands that inspectors be able to conduct snap inspections on military sites. Inspections allowed - maybe - after @28 days AND with Iran approval