easyt65
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You seriously can't engage someone in debate without being nasty and personally attacking them, can you? Sad...You can pretend this isn't significant, if you want to sound like a hack retard.
Anyway...
There is no treaty. Never was.
There isn't even an 'Agreement'. Never was.
Obama may be the only President to, as it says above, make a deal with HIMSELF.
Iran rejected Obama's deal. They did and said what they needed to go to get Barry to drop the sanctions, give them a massive amount of money, and open the right to trade with other nations again.....all of which has happened...and Iran did not have to surrender one thing.
The only one still truly clinging to the idea that some 'deal' exists is Obama. Barry and Kerry, such a smooth negotiators, gave Iran almost everything they asked for, and we got SHITE t show for it.
We didn't get our hostages back.
Iran keeps its missile program.
Iran got it's billions back.
Iran is free to trade again....
And technically, if they wanted to go down that road, they could ignore anything about stopping their nuclear program found in the 'deal' because they never full agreed to it.
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Did Iran’s parliament approve a ‘different’ Iranian nuclear deal?
“Iran has already torn it [the nuclear deal] up. Iran has not approved the agreement that President Obama has said that they have approved. They have approved a different agreement in their parliament.”
— Former senator Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), remarks in the Republican undercard debate, Jan. 14, 2016
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A Bad Deal Off to a Worse Start
"President Barack Obama never submitted his Iranian nuclear deal for ratification by the Congress because he knew it would have no chance of passing. That does not make the United States unique: The Iranian parliament has never approved it either (that body passed a heavily amended version) and the Iranian president has never signed it. The Iranian cabinet has never even discussed it. And the other members of the P5+1 – Britain, China, Germany, France and Russia – have likewise given it short legal shrift. Indeed, President Obama "may end up being the only person in the world to sign his much-wanted deal, in effect making a treaty with himself," as the Gatestone Institute's Amir Taheri has said."
Welcome to another Barry Foreign Policy 'success'.