"Peace in our time": Nuclear agreement with Iran?

[Jarlaxle]

So when is Israel going to sign the NPT (Non-Proliferation Treaty) and allow inspection of it's nuclear sites and weapons? .

Try..never.

If they do, they're insane.

 

[Stephanie]

In other words...

THERE WILL BE PEACE IN OUR TIME!

God and goddess, are the libs really this FUCKING STUPID?!

yes, they voted for a man who said, he would stop the seas rising and heal the planet

 

[tyroneweaver]

a president desperate to get obamacare off the front page.

Except they started working on this at the start of his presidency.

and this is all they got after 5 years. Brought to you by obamacare

 

[Sunni Man]

So when is Israel going to sign the NPT (Non-Proliferation Treaty) and allow inspection of it's nuclear sites and weapons? .

Try..never.

Israel went on and on about how Iran wasn't adhering to the NPT treaty that it had signed years ago and not allowing inspections.

While at the same time zionist Israel has refused to participate in the NPT or allow inspectors into it's well known nuclear facility in Dimona. .

 

[deltex1]

Fucking A!

The diplomatic talks were at times grueling. They came in fits and starts, and nearly collapsed more than once. But this evening in Geneva, the United States, Britain, China, France, Germany, and Russia reached a nuclear deal with Iran.


NBC News confirmed through multiple sources that a deal was reached, a historic breakthrough in the world’s decade-long nuclear standoff with Iran, and in the 35-year-long diplomatic freeze between Iran and the United States. […]



Iran and six of the world’s powers … agreed on a “first step deal” that is meant to limit advancements in Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for easing some of the economic sanctions that have deeply hurt Iran’s economy. […]



While the “first step” deal is currently set to last for a period of just six months, it has set off a massive sense of relief on all sides in Geneva as it is expected to make Iran less capable of building a nuclear bomb for the time being, while at the same time easing the financial pain Iran’s economy has been enduring under the sanctions. Perhaps most significantly, it also makes a final comprehensive nuclear agreement between Iran and the world suddenly more possible.

The specific details of the agreement, reached after marathon talks that concluded at 3 a.m. local time, have not yet been released. That said, the New York Times report sketched out the broad blueprint: The freeze [of Iran’s nuclear program] would last six months, with the aim of giving international negotiators time to pursue the far more challenging task of drafting a comprehensive accord that would ratchet back much of Iran’s nuclear program and ensure that it could be used only for peaceful purposes…. According to the accord, Iran would agree to stop enriching uranium beyond 5 percent. To make good on that pledge, Iran would dismantle the links between networks of centrifuges.”Historic Iranian deal reached | MSNBC

Amazing..



Let's hope this sticks.

Hope is not a strategy. If Iran could be trusted, there would be a permanent deal. Another charade.

 

[blackhawk]

I have noticed the term historic deal being used a lot to describe this as I recall Neville Chamberlain used similar language to describe his deal with Hitler and Nazi Germany and we all know how that deal worked out. Maybe this deal will work out and be great but I think it would wise to hold of on the celebrating for awhile.

 

[OODA_Loop]

a president desperate to get obamacare off the front page.

Except they started working on this at the start of his presidency.

and Kerry got them to agree to lets give it 6 more months and here is some money.

Historic

 

[Pennywise]

You have rabid Zionists on one side, and Obama the boy queen on the other side. There's no "winner" in that stand-off, so just because you hate President Chimpy doesn't mean you should be viewing AIPAC as a hero.

 

[Rocko]

Historic? LoL just like the North Korea deal right.

 

[mamooth]

It's very sad. The modern Republican party is literally incapable of working in the best interest of America. It's to their party's benefit to sabotage the USA at every opportunity, therefore they sabotage the USA at every opportunity.

They're sick in the head. Their foreign policy is to demand that every other nation on earth genuflect before the USA, and bomb any nation that refuses. The Republicans have adopted a Hitler-like foreign policy, a philosophy of genocidal sociopaths. Who love to scream that anyone who doesn't want to kill millions like they do themselves is "just like Chamberlain".

(And no, that's not a Godwin. The genocidal thugs who brought up Chamberlain brought up Hitler first.)

Anyways, this is why I recommend testosterone supplements for most conservative men, as that would reduce their obvious need to compensate by way of their ridiculous ubermacho strutting.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Lol and they're still able to continue enriching.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Devil's in the details folks. I suggest you wait until the details are revealed.

You mean like you did?

 

[Unkotare]

Posts on this thread show exactly who the aggressors are and none of these posts are coming from Iran.

Fred, people are uncertain at this hour. I'm praying Iran will play nice with its neighbors from now on.

People aren't uncertain in this thread; they're calling for war against a nation that has never attacked another country.

What a shameless fucking shill you are. You have clearly surrendered any self-respect in favor of your agenda.

 

[Jroc]

Iran to Build Two More Nuclear Plants

Iranian officials announced the upcoming construction of two new nuclear plants on Saturday, just hours before the United States and Western nations signed a nuclear pact that will allow Iran to continue enriching uranium, the key component in a nuclear weapon.

Senior Iranian officials said that they are ready to build a second and third nuclear reactor in addition to the one currently operated in tandem with Russia, according to state-run media reports.

The order to construct the new nuclear plants came from Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, according to the deputy chief of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (AEOI).

“The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) has put construction of the second and third (nuclear) power stations on its agenda due to the government’s programs and the emphasis laid by the president,” AEOI Deputy Chief Hossein Khalfi was quoted as saying during an address at the opening ceremony of the “25th Exhibition of Iran’s Nuclear Industry Achievements.”

Iran is currently on pace to produce uranium via the Bushehr nuclear plant, which was engineered in part by the Russians.

“We have launched the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant and handed it over to the country’s experts in the past two months,” Khalfi reportedly said.

Russia recently signed an agreement with Tehran to help it build new nuclear power plants as early as 2014.

The nuclear announcement was made just before Secretary of State John Kerry and other Western leaders signed an interim nuclear deal with Iran that will provide it around $7 billion in relief from economic sanctions.

Iran to Build Two More Nuclear Plants | Washington Free Beacon

 

[JoeB131]

Bad news for Israel. This might be a foreign policy disaster in the making. Israel has protested this deal from the start, to be ignored by it's key ally, the US, and 5 other nations.

And why do we let a bunch of Zionists dictate our policy.

The problem is that Israel wants us to take out the Iranian government and install one friendlier to it, not that they are really that worried about weapons Iran doesn't have, and won't have for years.

 

[Rocko]

Bad news for Israel. This might be a foreign policy disaster in the making. Israel has protested this deal from the start, to be ignored by it's key ally, the US, and 5 other nations.

And why do we let a bunch of Zionists dictate our policy.

The problem is that Israel wants us to take out the Iranian government and install one friendlier to it, not that they are really that worried about weapons Iran doesn't have, and won't have for years.

That's simply false. Israel is very worried about Iran's nuclear capabilities, which is why they're going to attack Iran, and when they do the mission won't be about regime change, but it will be about taking out their nuclear facilities, just like they did in Iraq. All Israel is doing is trying to survive. At least be honest enough to admit that.

 

[Pennywise]

Bad news for Israel. This might be a foreign policy disaster in the making. Israel has protested this deal from the start, to be ignored by it's key ally, the US, and 5 other nations.

And why do we let a bunch of Zionists dictate our policy.

The problem is that Israel wants us to take out the Iranian government and install one friendlier to it, not that they are really that worried about weapons Iran doesn't have, and won't have for years.

That's simply false. Israel is very worried about Iran's nuclear capabilities, which is why they're going to attack Iran, and when they do the mission won't be about regime change, but it will be about taking out their nuclear facilities, just like they did in Iraq. All Israel is doing is trying to survive. At least be honest enough to admit that.

I cringe when I read posts like this from so-called conservatives. It's high time America leaves the Zionist Plantation and stops fighting proxy wars to save Israel. Our entire ME policy is dictated by Neocons. How many more young Americans need to die in ME wars for Israel before we wake the fuck up?

 

[Katzndogz]

The agreement is already falling apart. Iran says that the agreement allows them to continue enriching uranium, Kerry says it doesn't. This agreement to prevent war, looks like it is going to start one.

 

[usmcstinger]

Another terrible foreign policy move.
It displays weakness and hinders the Iranian people's quest for freedom.
The Iranian Government can not be trusted.

Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Arab Gulf Coast States have been thrown under the bus.

 

[Jos]

Iran to Build Two More Nuclear Plants



Iran to Build Two More Nuclear Plants | Washington Free Beacon

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