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As far as most of us are concerned we can keep what ever money we confiscated as Reparations for Iran taking our hostages. Too bad Obama views Iran more favorably then his own country...cough cough.
So, stealing is A-OK, as long as we steal from "bad people"?
Why pay in foreign cash and not US cash? Why cash?
Why pay before the litigation has even happened?
Why would Iran say it was a ransom paid, for their release?
Something isn't adding up, when no litigation has occurred to free up any seized money(US dollar is world money)
They wanted cash and probably didn't want US currency. Gold would have been the other alternative.
We never disputed the money was Iran's. There's nothing to litigate.
As far as most of us are concerned we can keep what ever money we confiscated as Reparations for Iran taking our hostages. Too bad Obama views Iran more favorably then his own country...cough cough.
Most of us actually believe we should obey the law.
In cash, converted to various foreign currencies, stacked on pallets, loaded onto an unmarked planed. Why all the subterfuge, when like an earlier poster pointed out, a couple clicks on a mouse would have taken care of the transfer.
Yeah, we can trust our government.
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Originally Posted by pknopp
You don't have to ship held money the way this was done. That would be transferred with computer clicks.
There is a pattern, and it started when crooked Hillary was SOS, with secret government paying cash and giving arms to people dedicated to killing Americans. Time to change direction and get rid of these sssssssssssss<
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