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originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: IanFleming
It works for me, and most of the rest of the world seems to like it. Only the pro-Israel crowd, Israel, and the Israel Lobby (and their stooges in Congress) seem to have a problem with it. I wonder why that is exactly? Hmmmmm...
No new UN or EU nuclear-related sanctions or restrictive measures will be imposed.[38]
The UN Security Council, United States and the European Union would lift all of their previous nuclear-related sanctions against Iran (specified in Annex II of the agreement) after the IAEA verifies that several key steps have been taken.[39]
Sanctions relating to ballistic missile technologies would remain for eight years; similar sanctions on conventional weapon sales to Iran would remain for five years.[7][40]
Eight years into the agreement, EU sanctions against a number of Iranian companies and individuals (such as Qasem Soleimani) will be lifted.[41]
However, all U.S. sanctions against Iran related to alleged human rights abuses, missiles, and support for terrorism are not affected by the agreement and will remain in place.[42][24] U.S. sanctions are viewed as more stringent, since many have extraterritorial effect (i.e., they apply worldwide). EU sanctions, by contrast, apply only in Europe.[41]
If Iran violates the agreement, an automatic "snap back" provision takes effect, under which the sanctions "snap back" into place (i.e., are reimplemented).[22][23][38]
originally posted by: Ultralight
a reply to: JesseVentura
We don't stand in the streets chanting, "Death to Iran" do we? Why do you think 52% of people find Iran untrustwrthy? Because of their ongoing threats, rhetoric, and covert actions. Iran was supporting our stance against ISIS and turning around and funding g, providing military support for the Houdis in Yemen.
And you wonder why most do not want to have a nuke deal with this country?.
No, we do not want war...on the contrary. We are war weary. We want life. Our own to continue in our country, our FREE country.
Get it?
originally posted by: IanFleming
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: IanFleming
It works for me, and most of the rest of the world seems to like it. Only the pro-Israel crowd, Israel, and the Israel Lobby (and their stooges in Congress) seem to have a problem with it. I wonder why that is exactly? Hmmmmm...
So it's the Jews again?
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: IanFleming
WHOA NOW! I said Israel. I DIDN'T say Jew, Zionist, Hebrew, etc. Israel is a country and believe it or not, not EVERYONE in that country is Jewish. Step back from trying to paint me as a bigot.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: IanFleming
Yes, but the issue with Iran is VERY linked to Israel, since Netanyahu has been ACTIVELY lobbying our Congress since 2009 to stop any deals with Iran. The country has CONSTANTLY gone around any various government officials who disagree with them to promote to their dogs Israel's crazy ideas about Iran. I mean I am physically TIRED of every time I click on an article about Benny how Iran is "months away from getting the bomb and blowing Israel up". Yet we've been hearing that for YEARS. Meanwhile, Iran has not officially declared war on another country since LONG before they were even a country to begin with. At this point, I don't believe ANYTHING coming out of Israel about Iran and frankly I have doubts about the whole "Iran sponsoring terrorism" thing as well. That could just as easily the result of Israel's anti-Iran propaganda.
originally posted by: IanFleming
But Iran has both been a state sponsor of terrorism and engaging in proxy wars since the radicals have taken over and thus are not the "innocent victims" in this. From day one they have had a policy of both "Death to Israel" and "Death to the US" and have acted on that philosophy.
That they have not gotten the bomb yet is very likely due to a protracted effort by many nations to stop them--not just the US and Israel.
Iran's sponsorship of terrorism is well documented and I've already provided only a few of the many links. Unless you think that the tentacles of the great Zionist conspiracy control the UK, Saudi Arabia, UAE, And everyone in our respective governments AND think tanks, then the tracks are quite obvious.
originally posted by: IanFleming
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: IanFleming
Yes, but the issue with Iran is VERY linked to Israel, since Netanyahu has been ACTIVELY lobbying our Congress since 2009 to stop any deals with Iran. The country has CONSTANTLY gone around any various government officials who disagree with them to promote to their dogs Israel's crazy ideas about Iran. I mean I am physically TIRED of every time I click on an article about Benny how Iran is "months away from getting the bomb and blowing Israel up". Yet we've been hearing that for YEARS. Meanwhile, Iran has not officially declared war on another country since LONG before they were even a country to begin with. At this point, I don't believe ANYTHING coming out of Israel about Iran and frankly I have doubts about the whole "Iran sponsoring terrorism" thing as well. That could just as easily the result of Israel's anti-Iran propaganda.
But Iran has both been a state sponsor of terrorism and engaging in proxy wars since the radicals have taken over and thus are not the "innocent victims" in this. From day one they have had a policy of both "Death to Israel" and "Death to the US" and have acted on that philosophy.
That they have not gotten the bomb yet is very likely due to a protracted effort by many nations to stop them--not just the US and Israel.
Iran's sponsorship of terrorism is well documented and I've already provided only a few of the many links. Unless you think that the tentacles of the great Zionist conspiracy control the UK, Saudi Arabia, UAE, And everyone in our respective governments AND think tanks, then the tracks are quite obvious.