Posted on 06/30/2015 9:50:04 AM PDT by xzins
The news from the Iranian nuclear program negotiations in Vienna just keeps getting worse. Now, it seems like the United States is going to give up on military inspections that could be anything close to effective. From the AFP:
“We have worked out a process that we believe will ensure that the IAEA has the access it needs,” the administration official told reporters.
“The entry point isn’t we must be able to get into every military site, because the United States of America wouldn’t allow anybody to get into every military site, so that’s not appropriate,” the official said.
[...]
“There are conventional purposes, and there are secrets that any country has that they are not willing to share,” the first American official said.
Take a look at that bolded statement, because that’s what it all comes down to. If you needed any further evidence that our government is much more interested in playing nice with the Iranians than actually solving the problem at hand, then here it is. “That’s not appropriate” is reasoning that might have worked in high school, but in the real world, we are telling the one of the most dangerous and least trustworthy states in the world exactly where they can building nuclear weapons without worrying about being discovered. Bill Kristol at the Weekly Standard sums it up well:
It turns out the left’s old doctrine of moral equivalence between the Soviet Union and the U.S. has been replaced by a doctrine of moral equivalence between Iran and the U.S.
This sentence says it all. Opponents of a bad deal should make it famous: You can only vote for this deal if you accept this basic equivalence between the Iranian regime and the U.S.
Whatever you think of Donald Trump (and I’m no supporter of his), he’s exactly right when he says “We look like we’re beggars,” at the talks. It is exactly the same kind of thing an Iranian general said back in February. With all the talk about the talks missing the June 30th deadline, it’s hard to understand why. The United States has essentially been giving the Iranians everything they want. The Islamic Republic knows it cannot directly ask the negotiating powers for the bomb, but they do know they can create exactly the conditions they want to get away with developing one in secret because they know the Obama administration will give it to them. Unfortunately, because of our President’s obsession with his legacy and his desire to bring the United States down to the level of the rest of the world, the Iranians are going to get the bomb, and everyone else is going to have to live with the consequences.
bs, the russians have access to all our gas sites
What is happening now is worse than Chamberlain in 1938...the goals of the Iranian government have been clear as late as last week. "Death to America" chanted the parliament.
Barack Hussein Obama continues to appease a nation that desires to destroy America.
#Manchurian
Iranians: We'll do whatever we want to do.
Kerry: We'll pay you money to do what we want you to do.
Iranians: OK, we'll compromise. You pay us money and we'll do whatever we want to do.
Kerry: Deal!
A lot of people, myself included, encounter confusion through the assumption that the State Department consists of experienced, smart people who are acting in U.S. interests. None of that turns out to be true.
Hussein’s negotiations are working marvelously. He has the Iranians right where he wants them- a Nuclear Iran. When Iran tries to nuke one or two targets in Israel, if they succeed the samson subs of the IDF will finish Shia Iran while Jewish Israel will probably be nonviable and easily overrun by the Arabs. Hussein is counting on a successful strike against Israel. It would not surprise me a whole lot if Israel has some anti missile technology Hussein knows not yet of.
Doing anything and everything to hurt the free Western world.
Been the agenda since day one.
Obama sent Iran message ahead of nuclear deadline: report
6/29/2015, 7:23:52 AM · 2 of 10
b4its2late to TangledUpInBlue
It said, “Whatever you want, I give to you!”
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He is not looking for “peace in our time.” He seeks the Final Solution for the Israeli problem in our time and a Final solution to the Shia problem in our time. Arming Iran with nukes promises those solutions. Of course Iran could decide to take out DC before it hits Israel.
The purpose here is to give Iran the bomb. ValJar is Iranian, as is Huma Abedin.
The goal - destroy Israel.
Pretty simple, really. Nobody really wants Israel around anymore.
I do, however, but that doesn’t amount to much.
Rrrrruummbblllle <— sound of Israeli F-15s warming-up
I’m sure Netanyahu is not surprised.
I’m equally sure he already has a plan in place.
Godspeed to you, Mr. Prime Minister.
Of course they think it was a good idea. They obviously get some K-street kickback and they’ll never be held accountable.
A neutron beam instead of a neutron bomb?
They probably all get more than just a little praise here and there. Notice how every senator is very rich.
Congressman Wilson’s correctly shouting “You Lie!” was castigated as an inappropriate action on the floor of the House during annual Obamas Lies to the Union Speech. Perhaps next year, his last (hopefully), it would be more appropriate for all Republicans to simply stand up and walk out when he begins his speech. Silently. Leave him with a more than 1/2 empty floor (they need to show up to start so D’s don’t get passes for others to fill empty seats). Enough of the failures and lies, why should anyone listen to anything he has to say.
And scotus says illegals can just “swear” they are legal and vote. ..
Before long, Hussein and Horseface Kerry will be handing them one of our nukes as a token of “good faith”.
Some kind of mission creep here from Nuke production to military installation.
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