Posted on 12/18/2014 12:39:25 PM PST by Olog-hai
The State Department is delaying the release of a volume from its U.S. foreign relations history that deals with the CIA-backed overthrow of an Iranian prime minister in the 1950s out of concern that publication could undermine nuclear diplomacy with the Islamic republic.
The decision was made at a September meeting of the department’s advisory committee on historical diplomatic documentation and recorded in minutes released this week. The foreign relations records aren’t supposed to be suppressed for longer than three decades.
Stephen Randolph, the department’s historian, informed the gathering that the volume on U.S. policy in Iran would be withheld “because of ongoing negotiations with Iran.” …
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It could also have an affect on the tortue report. Can’t focus on something else before the false “firestorm” has run it’s course.
Give it to Dianne Feinstein.
If it will advance her agenda or damage someone who slighted her it will be on the internet by dinner time.
Ike knew how do it and did it right.
“publication could undermine nuclear diplomacy with the Islamic republic.”
HUH??
We DON’T HAVE nuclear diplomacy with Iran, or any other kind of diplomacy for that matter. Obomination has turned them loose to build as many nukes as they can, with all the liberal media informing people that in order to fuel nuclear reactors to produce electricity, uranium has to be enriched. Reactors don’t need enriched uranium any more than my truck runs on orange juice.
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