deziloooooo
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Post by deziloooooo on Apr 4, 2015 15:43:36 GMT -5
what is the particulers of the agreement between Iran and the five plus one regarding Iran supposed march to aquire a A bomb { or larger }is very confusing. Do we believe Obama, Kerry and their folks or Iran , their leadership..see latest from Iran and it's translation.. debka.com/article/24514/The-Lausanne-Iran-nuclear-%E2%80%9Cdeal%E2%80%9D-An-exercise-in-spin-and-counter-spinSeems like spin from both sides me think...any thoughts?? Actually, after watching and listening to many so called experts, Charlie Rose show, Zakaria, CNN , CBS, NBC, ABC talk shows..etc ..just on observations of many..to have dialogue with Iran is good in my book and to have a decent deal for up to 25 years at least is fine by me too..who knows what and who is in power and their ideas in 25 years from now on..Better then a violent conflict in that part of the world again..Solves nothing and seems to have a major cost to USA every time..but that's my feeling..any other thoughts? |
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Robert not Bobby
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Post by Robert not Bobby on Apr 4, 2015 15:59:08 GMT -5
I think the whole thing is a sorry mess. I don't believe anyone.
Obviously, Israel wants to remain the only nuclear power in the region, and that
inbalance of power may be shifting...so they are deeply concerned.
I trust the Shia Muslims and the Persians (Iran) more than I trust the Sunni Arabs.
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Post by mroped on Apr 4, 2015 16:05:02 GMT -5
Each side will interpret the "outcome" of this treaty as to fit what the public wants and needs to hear.
There might be parts that have been intentionally left ambiguous specificaly for that purpose.
What we, US and the other P5 members need to understand is that Iran is a free and sovereign nation.
What Iran needs to understand and I have no doubt they already know is that P5 members have enough influence in the world that they can use it to create an economical blockade in the event that they are straying from the set rules. They, under no circumstances want or need that.
Time will tell. All we can do for now is wait and see!
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Post by djAdvocate on Apr 4, 2015 16:28:08 GMT -5
no need to believe Iran. the protocol for the agreement involves very detailed inspections. if they fail to comply, the sanctions come back, and we are no worse off than we are now.
it seems like a win-win to me. and saves us from ANOTHER middle-east war.
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Post by djAdvocate on Apr 5, 2015 13:00:53 GMT -5
The trouble with sanctions is that dirtbags don't care about their people anyway. That seems to be really tough for us to grasp as a nation, but I guess it makes good sound bites and we can feel like we're doing something. Iran is hardly the worst of the dirtbags out there. and obviously, dirtbaggery is not the standard we measure nations by, or we would not be lending ANY material support to half the nations we call our allies. |
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