Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal has been vindicated

[The Purge]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

 

[toobfreak]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

It's not quite that simple and easy.

US sending B-52s to Middle East as part of Iran response

But we have no choice but to regain respect and credibility in the world by calling people's bluffs and being willing to back them up after 8 years of the feckless weasel Obama. No more being pushed around. Sometimes you have to weather a storm in order to get to fairer skies.

 

[Penelope]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

Another devastating condition tramp caused.

 

[The Purge]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

Another devastating condition tramp caused.

I would expect you as a Muslim terrorist lover to think so...

 

[BlackFlag]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

Nothing has happened because the rest of the world stayed in the deal. The U.S. just lost any influence over it. And now shit is escalating.

 

[The Purge]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

Nothing has happened because the rest of the world stayed in the deal. The U.S. just lost any influence over it. And now shit is escalating.

Oh you with shit for brains...
Why Trump's Iran Sanctions Are Working

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[Penelope]

One year ago today, President Donald Trump formally pulled the United States out of the deal that his predecessor had made with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran easing its nuclear activities. Since then, Trump has introduced some of the most robust economic sanctions that have ever been placed on Iran and last month labeled the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the first time the U.S. has so designated part of another country’s government.

After Trump pulled out of the deal, which rewarded Iran financially for making narrow and temporary promises to curtail aspects of its nuclear program, critics of the president warned that his policies would put the U.S. on a path to war with Tehran and that the U.S. would be isolated in the world.

But a year on, war hasn’t broken out and it’s worth looking at what has — and hasn’t — happened for a clear-eyed assessment of the president’s “maximum pressure” strategy.

Doomsday hasn’t come. War is most certainly not on the horizon. America is in a stronger position and Iran’s capabilities are weakened. Opponents of the president’s policies should be honest and acknowledge the success of his approach. Doing so simply acknowledges a truth that will help improve U.S. national security and create bipartisan support for what the president is doing.

We need to stay the course and double-down on policies toward Tehran that restrict Iran’s activities and at long last compel changes that make the world safer.

(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

“YOU want to go to war against IRAN?!” the Manchurian muslims worshippers responded when anyone questioned why their god was PAYING Iran.

And the Surrender Monkeys sycophants here pontificated, “Meh, it’s their (Iran’s) money anyway.”

Hussein Heads at USMB are SO reliable.

Another devastating condition tramp caused.

I would expect you as a Muslim terrorist lover to think so...

I do not like any terrorist, esp domestic.