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It is my firm belief that the test of a great nation, with the most powerful military on earth, is not how many wars we can engage in, but how we can use our strength and our capabilities to resolve international conflicts in a peaceful way.
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The agreement calls for cutting off Iran's pathways to the fissile materials needed for a nuclear weapon by reducing its stockpile of uranium by 98 percent, and restricting the level of enrichment of uranium to well below the level needed for weaponized uranium. The agreement requires Iran to decrease the number of installed centrifuges by two-thirds, dismantle the country's heavy-water nuclear reactor so that it cannot produce any weapons-grade plutonium, and commit to rigorous monitoring, inspection, and verification by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Bernie Sanders absolutely supports the Iran Nuclear Deal, speaking about America as a great nation that should prove it in a non- militant way.
He said right things that can not be ignored by human side of every one...
But in the same time, all positive that exist about this deal may turn to negative.
After sanctions will be lifted, Iran will become an economically strong country and will have an opportunities to strengthen its positions in the region...because the agreement does not include such kind of restrictions ... Israel worries about so much.
And we have no reasons to trust Iran.
All wars are based on lies and all of them should be avoided. This is my point of view. Negotiations are the only way to successfully resolve conflicts.
All wars are based on lies and all of them should be avoided. This is my point of view. Negotiations are the only way to successfully resolve conflicts.
Exactly!! Iran deal is good provided they don't break it.
All wars are based on lies and all of them should be avoided. This is my point of view. Negotiations are the only way to successfully resolve conflicts.
I agree wars should be avoided as much as possible, but I would have to disagree that all wars are based on lies. Some are, but others are based on the two opponents having different opinions of factual circumstances. The American Revolutionary War: the Patriots wanted a greater say in taxation, England felt they could impose taxes however they wished.
Also, negotiations are not the only way conflicts are resolved. Often one party will back down, or circumstances will change and the problem will no longer require attention.
I agree wars should be avoided as much as possible, but I would have to disagree that all wars are based on lies.
Good point.
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The American Revolutionary War: the Patriots wanted a greater say in taxation, England felt they could impose taxes however they wished.
Really bad example.
The revolt against England was quite avoidable. There was significant sympathy within the government British Parliament for the grievances of American colonialist.
I have a link to very good book written by David Swanson, it is worth reading or at least taking a good look at, it helped change my way of thinking. There are other really good books out there also that follow the same belief about how wars start in the first place and the consequences of engaging in them; never good at all.
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All wars are based on lies and all of them should be avoided. This is my point of view. Negotiations are the only way to successfully resolve conflicts.
Another successful way is to just kill all the enemy. Negociations at the end of a gun are usually effective.
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