The photo says it all!

[Redfish]

It was their money to begin with idiot.

We were simply returning it.

why did obozo return it? what was he trying to buy from them? think for once

 

[rightwinger]

So what was destroyed when the three Iranian sites were bombed?

What was destroyed was the enriched uranium that was produced after Trump tore up the deal

 

[rightwinger]

why did obozo return it? what was he trying to buy from them? think for once

He returned it because it was withheld as a sanction for Iran developing nuclear weapons.
Once they terminated their program, there was no reason to hold their money

 

[Hollie]

What was destroyed was the enriched uranium that was produced after Trump tore up the deal

Is that your best attempt at conspiracy theory?

 

[rightwinger]

Is that your best attempt at conspiracy theory?

It is reality

Obama got Iran to give up their nuclear program
Trump tore up the deal and allowed them to restart

 

[Hollie]

It is reality

Obama got Iran to give up their nuclear program
Trump tore up the deal and allowed them to restart

Iran never gave up anything. The mullocrats consistently refused to cooperate with inspectors.

 

[rightwinger]

Iran never gave up anything. The mullocrats consistently refused to cooperate with inspectors.

Playing stupid and creating your own reality doesn’t change anything

UN inspectors recorded the abandoned supplies of enriched uranium and watched the centrifuges be dismantled.

 

[Hollie]

Playing stupid and creating your own reality doesn’t change anything

UN inspectors recorded the abandoned supplies of enriched uranium and watched the centrifuges be dismantled.

You’re not just playing stupid, you’re living it. Your hero mullocrats blocked access to inspection.

 

[rightwinger]

You’re not just playing stupid, you’re living it. Your hero mullocrats blocked access to inspection.

What the Iran Nuclear Deal (JCPOA) Actually Did:


Under the JCPOA, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for relief from international sanctions. Key provisions included:

• Uranium enrichment capped at 3.67% (well below weapons-grade).
• Stockpile reduced to 300 kg (down from over 10,000 kg).
• Two-thirds of centrifuges dismantled.
• No enrichment at Fordow, a previously secret site.
• International inspections by the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), including 24/7 monitoring of key sites.
• Arak plutonium reactor redesigned so it couldn’t produce weapons-grade plutonium.

In return, Iran gained access to $100+ billion in frozen assets and relief from U.S., EU, and UN sanctions.

What Happened After?

• 2016–2018: Iran complied with the deal, according to the IAEA.
• 2018: President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the deal, reimposing sanctions.
• 2019–present: Iran increased enrichment, now surpassing limits under the JCPOA. As of 2025, it’s enriching uranium up to 60%, edging closer to weapons-grade (90%).

 

[Hollie]

What the Iran Nuclear Deal (JCPOA) Actually Did:


Under the JCPOA, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for relief from international sanctions. Key provisions included:

• Uranium enrichment capped at 3.67% (well below weapons-grade).
• Stockpile reduced to 300 kg (down from over 10,000 kg).
• Two-thirds of centrifuges dismantled.
• No enrichment at Fordow, a previously secret site.
• International inspections by the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), including 24/7 monitoring of key sites.
• Arak plutonium reactor redesigned so it couldn’t produce weapons-grade plutonium.

In return, Iran gained access to $100+ billion in frozen assets and relief from U.S., EU, and UN sanctions.

What Happened After?

• 2016–2018: Iran complied with the deal, according to the IAEA.
• 2018: President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the deal, reimposing sanctions.
• 2019–present: Iran increased enrichment, now surpassing limits under the JCPOA. As of 2025, it’s enriching uranium up to 60%, edging closer to weapons-grade (90%).

So yes. You agree the mullocats blocked inspectors

 

[Hollie]

What the Iran Nuclear Deal (JCPOA) Actually Did:


Under the JCPOA, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for relief from international sanctions. Key provisions included:

• Uranium enrichment capped at 3.67% (well below weapons-grade).
• Stockpile reduced to 300 kg (down from over 10,000 kg).
• Two-thirds of centrifuges dismantled.
• No enrichment at Fordow, a previously secret site.
• International inspections by the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), including 24/7 monitoring of key sites.
• Arak plutonium reactor redesigned so it couldn’t produce weapons-grade plutonium.

In return, Iran gained access to $100+ billion in frozen assets and relief from U.S., EU, and UN sanctions.

What Happened After?

• 2016–2018: Iran complied with the deal, according to the IAEA.
• 2018: President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the deal, reimposing sanctions.
• 2019–present: Iran increased enrichment, now surpassing limits under the JCPOA. As of 2025, it’s enriching uranium up to 60%, edging closer to weapons-grade (90%).

It’s generally in good form to attribute the source of your cutting and pasting.

 

[rightwinger]

It’s generally in good form to attribute the source of your cutting and pasting.

ChatGPT

name your source

 

[Hollie]

ChatGPT

name your source

Source for what?

 

[rightwinger]

Source for what?

Source for the lies and misinformation you are spreading

Show that Irans stores of enriched uranium were not surrendered
Show that Centrifuges were not destroyed
Show that inspections found any noncompliance

Go for it Sweetie

 

[Redfish]

He returned it because it was withheld as a sanction for Iran developing nuclear weapons.
Once they terminated their program, there was no reason to hold their money

nice try but everyone knows that they never stopped their nuclear program.

 

[rightwinger]

nice try but everyone knows that they never stopped their nuclear program.

Of course he did
The whole world witnessed Iran disassemble their nuclear program

You are entitled to your own opinion, you are not entitled to your own facts

 

[Donald H]

And now the black president will get the vindication that he deserves.

Trump can earn approval by throwing the Zionist regime to the wolves?

Except that the Pentagon will never agree with ending the PNAC agenda that must first deal with Iran and then Russia, the big prize.

It's become a bit more complicated today!

 

[healthmyths]

What was destroyed was the enriched uranium that was produced after Trump tore up the deal

GEEZ why can't you do a simple search before making an ass with guesses?

Institute for the Study of War
According to assessments as of July 25, 2025, the following Iranian nuclear facilities were destroyed or severely damaged by recent Israeli and US attacks:

• Fordo Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP): This deeply buried facility was badly damaged, and possibly destroyed, by US B-2 bombers dropping 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs.
• Natanz Nuclear Facility:
  Above-ground components of the pilot fuel-enrichment plant at Natanz were destroyed. The underground facility also sustained severe damage, though its full extent is still being assessed. There are reports of potential damage to centrifuges and cascade halls, but also suggestions that Iran may have manufactured additional centrifuges.
• Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center (ENTC): Components of Iran's nuclear program necessary for weaponization, specifically the Uranium Metal Conversion Plant, were reportedly destroyed by the strikes. However, other areas of the site were not as badly damaged, and surface infrastructure was targeted rather than the underground facilities.
• Khondab Heavy Water Research Reactor at Arak: This site was reportedly targeted by Israeli strikes but was still under construction.

It's important to note that assessments on the full extent of the damage are ongoing and sometimes conflicting. While US and Israeli officials claim significant destruction, some reports suggest the impact may be less than initially stated. Iran has also been opaque about the damage and has restricted access for international inspectors, according to the Institute for the Study of War.

 

[rightwinger]

GEEZ why can't you do a simple search before making an ass with guesses?

Institute for the Study of War
According to assessments as of July 25, 2025, the following Iranian nuclear facilities were destroyed or severely damaged by recent Israeli and US attacks:

• Fordo Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP): This deeply buried facility was badly damaged, and possibly destroyed, by US B-2 bombers dropping 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs.
• Natanz Nuclear Facility:
  Above-ground components of the pilot fuel-enrichment plant at Natanz were destroyed. The underground facility also sustained severe damage, though its full extent is still being assessed. There are reports of potential damage to centrifuges and cascade halls, but also suggestions that Iran may have manufactured additional centrifuges.
• Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center (ENTC): Components of Iran's nuclear program necessary for weaponization, specifically the Uranium Metal Conversion Plant, were reportedly destroyed by the strikes. However, other areas of the site were not as badly damaged, and surface infrastructure was targeted rather than the underground facilities.
• Khondab Heavy Water Research Reactor at Arak: This site was reportedly targeted by Israeli strikes but was still under construction.

It's important to note that assessments on the full extent of the damage are ongoing and sometimes conflicting. While US and Israeli officials claim significant destruction, some reports suggest the impact may be less than initially stated. Iran has also been opaque about the damage and has restricted access for international inspectors, according to the Institute for the Study of War.

Are you really that stupid?

All those facilities were built because Trump tore up the nuclear deal with Iran

 

[healthmyths]

Are you really that stupid?

All those facilities were built because Trump tore up the nuclear deal with Iran

Why would someone who makes NO links, substantiation tell these experts..

Iran Update, July 24, 2025

Some Iranian officials continued to signal openness to resuming nuclear talks with the United States, but Iranian officials have not altered their previous set of conditions.

www.understandingwar.org

are stupid? I'm quoting them and so you are calling them stupid?