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So, the deal is worth about half of one single month's trade deficit with China. Wow, let's dance in the streets.
I'd rather have no trade whatsoever with China.
Yet people are fawning over Mike Pence saving 700 jobs in Indiana by propping them up with tax payer dollars. A few thousand jobs in a competitive market is a big deal.
Iran has selected Boeing to build 80 jetliners for Iran Air. The deal is worth 16 billion dollars. This translates to over 100,000 US jobs! It was made possible by the nuke deal that Trump has threatened to go back on. Thanks Obama! Let's hope Trump doesn't mess this one up.
Obama gave Boeing & Airbus a license to sell planes to Iran in September. i.e. Appeasement.
Boeing got an order for 80 planes, Airbus got an order for 117 planes.
Meanwhile Iranians are supporting Putin & Assad against US backed Rebels in Syria.
You must have gotten your information from a Fake News site.
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Your selective grasp of facts is impressive. So the "Nuke deal" that eased economic & trading sanctions on Iran in exchange for concessions on their nuclear program, has nothing to do with new deals that weren't possible before the sanctions were eased... Interesting
I'm a bit confused, as I thought we had economic sanctions against Iran, and wouldn't this deal violate "Trading with the enemy"?
What with Iran fighting ISIS tooth and nail, that seems a little harsh.
Anyway, the P5+1 negotiated a deal where Iran would mothball most of their uranium enrichment infrastructure, get rid of their existing 20% HEU stockpile (under control), pour concrete into their single heavy-water-reactor etc. etc. - in return, specific sanctions would be lifted and frozen Iranian funds in overseas banks would be - ehm - unfrozen.
I for one am quite happy to see Iran buy ploughshares rather than swords. Boeing should be happy as well.
If the president-elect doesn't decide to push the Iranians into the arms of Airbus instead, of course.
Nothing, but spinning anything that Obama has implemented calls for desperate measures even when those measure makes a fool of the one spinning them.
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