Posted on 07/19/2015 11:55:05 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
Israeli officials responded with outrage on Monday to a detail hidden in the back of the Iran nuclear deal signed last Tuesday, according to which the West will train Iran to defend its nuclear facilities from sabotage.
"The US needs to defend Iran from an attack on its march to an Iranian (nuclear) bomb, because of the excuse that the nuclear (facilities) are for civilian purposes?," fumed a senior Israeli diplomat at the Prime Minister's Office quoted by Israel Hayom.
Significantly, all of Iran's nuclear facilities are classified as civilian, regardless of the actual covert activities being conducted at the sites.
As revealed by Arutz Sheva last Wednesday, article 10 on page 142 of the 159-page deal contains a highly problematic clause, according to which the "E3/EU+3" - another designation for the P5+1 countries consisting of the US, UK, France, Germany, Russia and China, as well as the EU - will train Iran to block sabotage.
In the deal the world powers obligate to "co-operation in the form of training courses and workshops to strengthen Iran's ability to prevent, protect and respond to nuclear security threats to nuclear facilities and systems as well as to enable effective and sustainable nuclear security and physical protection systems."
Leaving no doubts about the intentions, the text then promises "co-operation through training and workshops to strengthen Iran’s ability to protect against, and respond to nuclear security threats, including sabotage."
The promise is particularly problematic given a number of cyber sabotage attempts that have successfully halted Iran's presumed march to the nuclear bomb - most famously the 2010 Stuxnet virus - in cyber attacks popularly attributed to Israel as well as US President Barack Obama.
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Ho ho ho! He’s hidin in the stove eh?
Actually the worst thing you could do for Iran is put the US in charge of its cyber security. This agreement actuallt appears designed to accelerate everything. Persian drive for nukes. Israeli drive to stop nukes. Just like Obama to pour gasoline on the fire.
Anyone here still think he’s a Christian? LOL
Man, what a great deal!!!
For Iran.....
Not a chance. It could mean Israel might need to strike sooner, rather than later.
I dont’t think you will ever get the Western negotiators to admit that these are measures directed against Israel. Instead, they will argue, it is measures put in place to help the Iranian government to protect the nuclear plants against terrorist attacks, and even worse, to protect against spreading of nuclear material to terrorist groups.
But this just shows how idiotic the whole treaty is. Helping to place nuclear plants in one of the most volatile areas in the world (even discounting the terrorist bent of the Iranian government) cannot be a good thing ever!
Dagnabbit!
Not to worry ... Senator Di (dim-0-crat - planet unknown) is on it.
You mean Yosemite Sam-—that would be John Bolton who would make a pretty good SOS vs.The Lurch traitor.
And, the justification for protecting Iranian nuclear facilities is......?
Sam, Smith...all these foreign names are so confusing.
Bibi violated protocol when he agreed to speak before the joint houses of Congress without first informing Lurch, or something./s
Like I say, Warner Brothers has probably already done the animated short.
‘Congress’ (now, only nominally representative of Americans) looks like it has given unconditional and wholesale acceptance to this.
The MSM has swallowed this whole and our allies seem to be too quiet.
It's ‘The World Turned Upside Down’!
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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