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Yes. Terrorist activities, Terrorist Financing, Human Rights violations of its own citizens and other abroad, yielding of genocidal threats of the United States and Israel, Prevention of ICBM's production.
Your knowledge of the deal is extremely poor. This deal has not prevented nuclear weapons, but has legitimized it down the road.
There are other sanctions that will remain in place relative to the above.
The deal puts off their ability to become a nuclear power 10-15 years, maybe they change in that time. The alternative of keeping sanctions in place wasn't working and was a dead end.
There are other sanctions that will remain in place relative to the above.
The deal puts off their ability to become a nuclear power 10-15 years, maybe they change in that time. The alternative of keeping sanctions in place wasn't working and was a dead end.
You're totally right. Plus, there is more of a chance that Iran will not be nuclear armed under this agreement than without.
I think this deal is complicated enough without expanding to the dual Iranian-US Citizens, some real questionable backgrounds. They may have very well attempted to put that in the deal but the focus is nuclear capability. There are other others in place, next up for debate is how to remove sanctions.
I could care less about Israel's recognition, it is unimportant to the US and what exactly does that do for Israel.
Agree, it is a complicated deal considering 7 countries are involved. Guess another deal will be needed regarding the U.S. citizens in Iran.
Wonder how the sanctions removal will go. Think congress will try to derail that?
Yes. Terrorist activities, Terrorist Financing, Human Rights violations of its own citizens and other abroad, yielding of genocidal threats of the United States and Israel, Prevention of ICBM's production.
Your knowledge of the deal is extremely poor. This deal has not prevented nuclear weapons, but has legitimized it down the road.
I've asked this many times and I never get an answer. Why should we expect them to be different than us? We've funded the terrorists. We have argued for and have killed American citizens (by targeting them) without due process. We threaten other countries all the time. We are the only country to have actually used a nuclear weapon.
A deal that calls for "inspections" of Iranian nuclear weapons sites to be inspected only by Iranians? That's about as much as I need to know. Anyone that voted for that deal is a traitor to this country.
How so?
Insofar as Iran threatens anyone at all, it's Israel. We are not the State of Israel and they certainly are not us nor do they care about our well being.
All roads once again have lead to Iran's genocidal threats of the Jewish state. Until Iran de-committees from this destruction, we have no business legitimizing its nuclear program.
Playing the part of victim while hording illegal nuclear weapons that play a large part in destabilizing the region is not a legitimate position.
Is the government of Saudi Arabia engaging the public in "death to America" chants, threatening to wipe Israel off the map, while pursuing nuclear weapons and ICBMs, and did they kill or injure hundreds of US service members in Iraq with their bombs (EFPs)??
No?
Hmmmmm..... I guess there must be a double standard going on here.
Your correlations are flat out lies, besides being laughably ridiculous. When did the "government" of Iran engage in "Public Death to America" chants (do you read what you write before you post it?)?
Saudi Arabia is the largest state sponsor of Wahabism that has radicalized Islam across the world. It is more directly responsible for U.S. service member deaths and Islamic terrorism than any other country.
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