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ORIGINAL: KenDckey

http://dailycaller.com/2015/07/16/top-obama-official-admits-that-iran-will-likely-use-sanctions-money-to-fund-terror-video/

When we unfreeze the money to Iran (assuming it is done) then according to questions from CNN Wolf Blitzer the white house admits it could go to fund terrorists. Watch the video.

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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I wonder, what is the rush?

I think the urgency - from the western side - was about getting inspectors in there. From what I'm hearing, this is the most rigorous and thoroughgoing inspection regime ever put in place.

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

FR

Anyone for a thread in 'polls and random' entitled 'Ask Zonie the stupidest question you can think of!'

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


Obama and Kerrys fantastic deal -

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What we get:

- Iran reduces by about half the number of centrifuges actively enriching uranium

- Iran reduces its stockpile of enriched uranium from about five tons to 300 kilograms

- Iran repurposes its heavy water reactor in Arak so it does not produce plutonium

- An unspecified increase in inspections by the IAEA

What Iran gets:

Sanctions relief:

- Almost every type of U.S., EU, and UN sanctions lifted

- Repeal of six UN Security Council resolutions declaring the Iranian nuclear program illegal

- Top IRGC and Quds Force terrorists removed from the sanctions list, including Qassem Suleimani, leader of Iran’s campaign against U.S. soldiers in Iraq, and Ahmad Vahidi, mastermind of the 1994 Jewish community center bombing in Argentina that killed 85 people

- The removal from the sanctions list of approximately 800 people and legal entities, including 23 out of 24 Iranian banks

- $100 to $150 billion to be unfrozen and given to Iran with no restrictions on its use to purchase arms and fund terrorism, including funding for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Assad regime in Syria

Nuclear program:

- Iran keeps every one of its nuclear centrifuges

- Iran keeps its entire physical nuclear infrastructure, including the enrichment facilities at Fordow and Natanz and the nuclear reactor at Bushehr

- Iran permitted to continue research and development on all of its advanced centrifuge designs, reducing nuclear breakout time at the end of the deal to weeks

- Iran permitted to transition its allowed enrichment of uranium from older centrifuge designs to advanced designs

- No “anywhere, anytime” inspections. Iran can delay inspection of any site for at least 24 days

- No requirement that Iran fully disclose past nuclear weapons research and development (known as the PMD issue)

- The P5+1 western powers pledge to collaborate with Iran on nuclear technology

- Restrictions on enrichment – part of the “sunset” of the deal – are lifted after eight years

- If Iran is thought to have violated the deal, in order to “snap back” sanctions a dispute resolution process must be undertaken that can last two and a half months, after which the matter can be referred to the UN Security Council. At the UNSC, the re-imposition of sanctions can be vetoed by Russia, which stands to earn billions of dollars from arms sales to a non-sanctioned Iran.

Concessions unrelated to nuclear program:

- Ballistic missile embargo lifted after eight years


- Conventional arms embargo lifted after five years

- Iran keeps U.S. hostages

With leaders like this who needs enemies

Sanity, without this deal, everything could have headed towards war. Do you want that? Would you put yourself forward to fight in it? I mean, I know you ultra-righties are all muscular types who are gung-ho for some gung-ho physical action and stuff, whereas us lefties are all bit namby-pamby and limp-wristed ... but would you *really* be up for some blood-and-guts fighting out in the ME? Or if not you, your kids, or the kids of your friends and relatives?

What is your alternative to this deal? Please do say - the rest of us are dying to hear. Spell out how, in your view, it *should have gone*. Mmmh?

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


Obama and Kerrys fantastic deal -

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What we get:

- Iran reduces by about half the number of centrifuges actively enriching uranium

- Iran reduces its stockpile of enriched uranium from about five tons to 300 kilograms

- Iran repurposes its heavy water reactor in Arak so it does not produce plutonium

- An unspecified increase in inspections by the IAEA

What Iran gets:

Sanctions relief:

- Almost every type of U.S., EU, and UN sanctions lifted

- Repeal of six UN Security Council resolutions declaring the Iranian nuclear program illegal

- Top IRGC and Quds Force terrorists removed from the sanctions list, including Qassem Suleimani, leader of Iran’s campaign against U.S. soldiers in Iraq, and Ahmad Vahidi, mastermind of the 1994 Jewish community center bombing in Argentina that killed 85 people

- The removal from the sanctions list of approximately 800 people and legal entities, including 23 out of 24 Iranian banks

- $100 to $150 billion to be unfrozen and given to Iran with no restrictions on its use to purchase arms and fund terrorism, including funding for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Assad regime in Syria

Nuclear program:

- Iran keeps every one of its nuclear centrifuges

- Iran keeps its entire physical nuclear infrastructure, including the enrichment facilities at Fordow and Natanz and the nuclear reactor at Bushehr

- Iran permitted to continue research and development on all of its advanced centrifuge designs, reducing nuclear breakout time at the end of the deal to weeks

- Iran permitted to transition its allowed enrichment of uranium from older centrifuge designs to advanced designs

- No “anywhere, anytime” inspections. Iran can delay inspection of any site for at least 24 days

- No requirement that Iran fully disclose past nuclear weapons research and development (known as the PMD issue)

- The P5+1 western powers pledge to collaborate with Iran on nuclear technology

- Restrictions on enrichment – part of the “sunset” of the deal – are lifted after eight years

- If Iran is thought to have violated the deal, in order to “snap back” sanctions a dispute resolution process must be undertaken that can last two and a half months, after which the matter can be referred to the UN Security Council. At the UNSC, the re-imposition of sanctions can be vetoed by Russia, which stands to earn billions of dollars from arms sales to a non-sanctioned Iran.

Concessions unrelated to nuclear program:

- Ballistic missile embargo lifted after eight years


- Conventional arms embargo lifted after five years

- Iran keeps U.S. hostages

With leaders like this who needs enemies

Sanity, without this deal, everything could have headed towards war. Do you want that? Would you put yourself forward to fight in it? I mean, I know you ultra-righties are all muscular types who are gung-ho for some gung-ho physical action and stuff, whereas us lefties are all bit namby-pamby and limp-wristed ... but would you *really* be up for some blood-and-guts fighting out in the ME? Or if not you, your kids, or the kids of your friends and relatives?

What is your alternative to this deal? Please do say - the rest of us are dying to hear. Spell out how, in your view, it *should have gone*. Mmmh?

And helping Iran get nukes promotes peace, how?

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ORIGINAL: MasterJaguar01

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ORIGINAL: KenDckey

http://dailycaller.com/2015/07/16/top-obama-official-admits-that-iran-will-likely-use-sanctions-money-to-fund-terror-video/

When we unfreeze the money to Iran (assuming it is done) then according to questions from CNN Wolf Blitzer the white house admits it could go to fund terrorists. Watch the video.

Of COURSE it will go to fund terrorists. Why on earth Iran stop doing that?

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ORIGINAL: MasterJaguar01

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


Obama and Kerrys fantastic deal -

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What we get:

- Iran reduces by about half the number of centrifuges actively enriching uranium

- Iran reduces its stockpile of enriched uranium from about five tons to 300 kilograms

- Iran repurposes its heavy water reactor in Arak so it does not produce plutonium

- An unspecified increase in inspections by the IAEA

What Iran gets:

Sanctions relief:

- Almost every type of U.S., EU, and UN sanctions lifted

- Repeal of six UN Security Council resolutions declaring the Iranian nuclear program illegal

- Top IRGC and Quds Force terrorists removed from the sanctions list, including Qassem Suleimani, leader of Iran’s campaign against U.S. soldiers in Iraq, and Ahmad Vahidi, mastermind of the 1994 Jewish community center bombing in Argentina that killed 85 people

- The removal from the sanctions list of approximately 800 people and legal entities, including 23 out of 24 Iranian banks

- $100 to $150 billion to be unfrozen and given to Iran with no restrictions on its use to purchase arms and fund terrorism, including funding for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Assad regime in Syria

Nuclear program:

- Iran keeps every one of its nuclear centrifuges

- Iran keeps its entire physical nuclear infrastructure, including the enrichment facilities at Fordow and Natanz and the nuclear reactor at Bushehr

- Iran permitted to continue research and development on all of its advanced centrifuge designs, reducing nuclear breakout time at the end of the deal to weeks

- Iran permitted to transition its allowed enrichment of uranium from older centrifuge designs to advanced designs

- No “anywhere, anytime” inspections. Iran can delay inspection of any site for at least 24 days

- No requirement that Iran fully disclose past nuclear weapons research and development (known as the PMD issue)

- The P5+1 western powers pledge to collaborate with Iran on nuclear technology

- Restrictions on enrichment – part of the “sunset” of the deal – are lifted after eight years

- If Iran is thought to have violated the deal, in order to “snap back” sanctions a dispute resolution process must be undertaken that can last two and a half months, after which the matter can be referred to the UN Security Council. At the UNSC, the re-imposition of sanctions can be vetoed by Russia, which stands to earn billions of dollars from arms sales to a non-sanctioned Iran.

Concessions unrelated to nuclear program:

- Ballistic missile embargo lifted after eight years


- Conventional arms embargo lifted after five years

- Iran keeps U.S. hostages

With leaders like this who needs enemies

Sanity, without this deal, everything could have headed towards war. Do you want that? Would you put yourself forward to fight in it? I mean, I know you ultra-righties are all muscular types who are gung-ho for some gung-ho physical action and stuff, whereas us lefties are all bit namby-pamby and limp-wristed ... but would you *really* be up for some blood-and-guts fighting out in the ME? Or if not you, your kids, or the kids of your friends and relatives?

What is your alternative to this deal? Please do say - the rest of us are dying to hear. Spell out how, in your view, it *should have gone*. Mmmh?

And helping Iran get nukes promotes peace, how?

It doesn't. That's why we need this deal.

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ORIGINAL: markyugen

Saudi Arabia funds terrorists, including the stinkers who plane-bombed NY on 9-11. You gonna stop buying gas?
http://www.iags.org/fuelingterror.html

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer


Sanity, without this deal, everything could have headed towards war. Do you want that? Would you put yourself forward to fight in it? I mean, I know you ultra-righties are all muscular types who are gung-ho for some gung-ho physical action and stuff, whereas us lefties are all bit namby-pamby and limp-wristed ... but would you *really* be up for some blood-and-guts fighting out in the ME? Or if not you, your kids, or the kids of your friends and relatives?

What is your alternative to this deal? Please do say - the rest of us are dying to hear. Spell out how, in your view, it *should have gone*. Mmmh?

And helping Iran get nukes promotes peace, how?

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

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ORIGINAL: markyugen

Saudi Arabia funds terrorists, including the stinkers who plane-bombed NY on 9-11. You gonna stop buying gas?
http://www.iags.org/fuelingterror.html

If you favor Iran with nukes it is a good deal, if you don't it isn't.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

There are no conservatives, and they who falsely claim to be have not been right about anything. Rhetoric and reality are two different things, ans you show us out here continuously.