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Trump risks making US rogue actor as he condemns Iran nuclear deal If the US imposes new restrictions on Tehran, Washington will find itself isolated – and without leverage to limit Iran’s nuclear programme, experts say
Iran to blame for cyber-attack on MPs' emails – British intelligence Evidence points to Iran, says unpublished report, after initial suspicion of Russia and North Korea dismissed
Netanyahu, a strong adversry of the Iran nuclear accord, welcomed the news of Trump's decision not to recertify the deal with satisfaction and praise for the US president.
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Revolution9
Frankly I doubt he even understands it.
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Revolution9
Frankly I doubt he even understands it.
Of course you do.
The top Republican and Democrat on the House foreign affairs committee said Wednesday that the Trump administration should not blow up the Iran nuclear deal and cautioned that withholding certification but remaining in the agreement could raise serious questions about US credibility from both allies and adversaries.
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Revolution9
Frankly I doubt he even understands it.
Of course you do.
The top Republican and Democrat on the House foreign affairs committee said Wednesday that the Trump administration should not blow up the Iran nuclear deal and cautioned that withholding certification but remaining in the agreement could raise serious questions about US credibility from both allies and adversaries.
Doesn't sound like "liberals in their ivory tower"
originally posted by: Revolution9
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Revolution9
Frankly I doubt he even understands it.
Of course you do.
The top Republican and Democrat on the House foreign affairs committee said Wednesday that the Trump administration should not blow up the Iran nuclear deal and cautioned that withholding certification but remaining in the agreement could raise serious questions about US credibility from both allies and adversaries.
Doesn't sound like "liberals in their ivory tower"
Yes, it does raise questions. It raises GOOD QUESTIONS. Like I said Liberals are in their Ivory Tower thinking they are omnipotent and Iran are behaving all hunky dory. They are not. They are abusing our trust. They are spying on our politicians. NOW answer that. Stop hiding. Tell me that it is a good idea to just placate Iran even when they abuse our trust. Is that okay with you. Stop the one line stuff. You are doing that because you can't face the logic of my argument.
“Absent indications to the contrary, it is something that the president should consider staying with,” Mr. Mattis told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee after being repeatedly pressed on the issue.
originally posted by: Revolution9
a reply to: DBCowboy
People don't like the U.S either. They don't like Britain. They don't like France. Some even want to kill us with terrorist acts. Only a fool presents a limp hand of complicity with those who are undermining them.
Really weird attitudes right now. I am not worried as I know Israel and the U.S will prevail. Lot of unwarranted self loathing and burying of heads in the sand. It will not go away. If you make yourself weaker your opponent will only gain the ground you lost. Trump is asserting the U.S and its interests. Is that a bad thing?
I used to be a "Give Peace A Chance" kinda guy. I'm much more of a cold realist now. If Iran take the you know what then we must be hard about that. Give them an inch and they'll take a mile, quite literally.
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Revolution9
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Revolution9
Frankly I doubt he even understands it.
Of course you do.
The top Republican and Democrat on the House foreign affairs committee said Wednesday that the Trump administration should not blow up the Iran nuclear deal and cautioned that withholding certification but remaining in the agreement could raise serious questions about US credibility from both allies and adversaries.
Doesn't sound like "liberals in their ivory tower"
Yes, it does raise questions. It raises GOOD QUESTIONS. Like I said Liberals are in their Ivory Tower thinking they are omnipotent and Iran are behaving all hunky dory. They are not. They are abusing our trust. They are spying on our politicians. NOW answer that. Stop hiding. Tell me that it is a good idea to just placate Iran even when they abuse our trust. Is that okay with you. Stop the one line stuff. You are doing that because you can't face the logic of my argument.
“Absent indications to the contrary, it is something that the president should consider staying with,” Mr. Mattis told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee after being repeatedly pressed on the issue.
originally posted by: Revolution9
a reply to: luthier
You are being silly. British MILITARY Intelligence have just reported that Iran is hacking British politicians. Should we just let them do it and laugh about it? Are they not MILITARY ADVISORS?
I have never seen the West so limp wristed since Chamberlain and we all know what happened with his "Give Peace A Chance" wishful thinking. The shark nearly gobbled up all of Europe and the rest of the world, lol.
Netanyahu, a strong adversry of the Iran nuclear accord, welcomed the news of Trump's decision not to recertify the deal with satisfaction and praise for the US president.