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  1. This is HUGE. The Iran deal isn’t even a signed contract!

    On top of that, Iran has to accomplish a large number of “punch list” items by December 15, 2015.

    The candidate that brings the hammer down on December 16 will have a great issue. America won’t have to “tear up” the deal as there was no contract in the first place. Never signed and a material failure of consideration!

  2. Can’t help but agree Cornhead, it’s huge, but in many more ways than I care to count.

    On the positive or beneficial side, what if, say, Americans reflect on the question “Why?”? Why is this? Why has this terrible non-deal been purposely produced by our ClownDisaster’s administration; why fashioned in this way? Alighting upon answers to those questions may be an highly unhappy event for them, if yet drawing together many peculiarly contradictory and heretofore unexplained phenomena under one unifying scheme.

  3. Sdferr:

    Sham deal was done so that Obama could return billions to Iran and some big corporations could sell Iran stuff. Collateral benefit to Barry are contributions from said corporations to the Obama library in Chicago.

  4. Obama’s intent has never been to establish a firm commitment with Iran. His intent is twofold; avoiding the necessity for military confrontation with Iran. Delaying Iran’s acquisition of nuclear weapons capability, until he’s out of office. What secret understandings with the Mullahs might Kerry have arranged to that end?

  5. If Hussein had unilaterally given Iran funding and tech specs for a nuke, people would have begun to suspect certain things. So this “deal” is a pretext, to justify that they “got something in return”. So that Democrat judas goats in America can claim that “America benefited” and “progressed”.

  6. I dunno. Somehow I think Europe might be a bit more willing to look askance at Islamic terror-supporting states now, which Iran certainly is.
    They might vote to reimpose sanctions. (though it still won’t do any good)

  7. I dunno. Somehow I think Europe might be a bit more willing to look askance at Islamic terror-supporting states now, which Iran certainly is.
    They might vote to reimpose sanctions (though it still won’t do any good).

  8. Frifield isn’t wrong, but this does make a gray legal area even grayer and further reveals the sloppiness of the process.

  9. What I wonder: how can that not be in every newspaper front cover in the world?

    I was googling… only reported by the few ones (breitbart and so) that are usually dismissed as extreme right wing.

    People realize how important is that?

  10. Yann Says:
    November 26th, 2015 at 1:42 pm
    What I wonder: how can that not be in every newspaper front cover in the world?

    I was googling… only reported by the few ones (breitbart and so) that are usually dismissed as extreme right wing.

    People realize how important is that?
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    Surely you are not suffering under the delusion that DeMedia would actually report something reflecting negatively on their Beloved Leader?

  11. @AesopFan

    But this is new.

    Until now, some pieces of news appeared only in those “extreme right” few media, like the volunteer gang raped by inmigrants in Calais and that was pressed by her colleagues in the humanitarian activist organization to shut up the mouth and not say anything.

    But you can argue (those cases) that it is event-chronicle and belong to tabloids. I disagree, since those are not random event but are part of how Europa and America are evolving (or regressing).

    However, this is a very serious information about one of the most important event in last years. Not seeing in in newspapers is just… surreal.

  12. Not seeing in in newspapers is just… surreal.

    Not for people that have learned how to use mind control. It’s not surreal, it’s just effective. Like your microwave. Invisible “magical waves”.

  13. Yann, if you got your news about Iraq from the Left’s media, you were conned. That’s just how it works, and while that’s an old example, it is the same SOP as this event.

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