The photo says it all!

[rightwinger]

the Biden CIA said Iran was developing nuke weapons. you are very naive----or totally brainwashed.

Let me explain some history for ya…

Obama made a nuclear deal with Iran
Trump killed the deal
Biden had to deal with the consequences

 

[Redfish]

Let me explain some history for ya…

Obama made a nuclear deal with Iran
Trump killed the deal
Biden had to deal with the consequences

totally wrong, but you are entitled to post your bullshit and lies, the first amendment also applies to you.

The deal obozo made gave Iran everything they wanted--pallets of cash and the green light to continue to develop nuclear weapons. Without Trump's strike on the nuclear cites Israel might not exist today. and you fricken well know it.

 

[eagle1462010]

Let me explain some history for ya…

Obama made a nuclear deal with Iran
Trump killed the deal
Biden had to deal with the consequences

Umm Who was Obama VP. Hmmm

Maybe he should have BRIBED IRAN like he did as VP. Hmmm

 

[rightwinger]

Umm Who was Obama VP. Hmmm

Maybe he should have BRIBED IRAN like he did as VP. Hmmm

Mostly John Kerry negotiating that deal

Giving someone their own money is not a bribe
Why should the US have kept the money after Iran gave up their nuclear program?

 

[eagle1462010]

Mostly John Kerry negotiating that deal

Giving someone their own money is not a bribe
Why should the US have kept the money after Iran gave up their nuclear program?

BS. They are Terrorist country. We arent oblidged to give them avdamn thing.

 

[rightwinger]

The deal obozo made gave Iran everything they wanted--pallets of cash and the green light to continue to develop nuclear weapons. Without Trump's strike on the nuclear cites Israel might not exist today. and you fricken well know it.

Again you are entitled to your own opinion but not your own facts
Iran got their own money returned. There was no reason to keep it
Iran did not continue developing nukes. Inspectors verified it

If Trump had honored Obama’s agreement, air strikes would not have been necessary

 

[healthmyths]

Yrump sent them bombs COD

I know that people like you have an attention span of less than 8.5 seconds..
FACT! https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/attention-spans
So I've highlighted the Date issues since 1968... read the headlines and see the FACTS at:
A simple timeline of Iran’s nuclear program

Iran’s nuclear program has been a long-standing problem. Many US presidential administrations have struggled with it, as have many international organizations and foreign governments. To help makes sense of it all, below is a chronology of key highlights:

July 1968—Iran signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapons state, agreeing not to seek such weapons in the future. Despite this obligation, after the 1979 revolution that deposed Iran’s Western-allied leader, the country secretly worked to develop nuclear weapons, including by initiating a uranium enrichment program and crafting a plan to make and test weapons.

August 2002—An Iranian opposition group revealed secret underground nuclear facilities at Natanz and Arak meant for enriching uranium and producing heavy-water, respectively.

October 2003—Amid negotiations over its nuclear program, Iran agreed to halt enrichment and the manufacture and installation of crucial parts at its facilities.
But after conservative president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, Iran restarted its enrichment efforts.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week.

June 2010—A malicious computer worm known as “Stuxnet” —sometimes described as “the world’s first digital weapon” infected the Natanz underground nuclear enrichment site, destroying about 1,000 centrifuges.

September 2015—After the moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president of Iran in 2013, the country began negotiations with the United States and other countries on a plan to ensure it could not develop a nuclear weapon within a year of any decision to do so. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), colloquially known as the “Iran deal,” called for greater international monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities, an Iranian pledge to not develop weapons-grade nuclear material, and sanctions relief for Iran’s economy. Israel denounced the deal as legitimizing the Iranian nuclear program. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that Iran would either violate the agreement or wait until its provisions ended in 10 to 15 years.

May 2018—President Donald Trump, then in his first term, followed through on a campaign pledge and pulled the United States out of the Iran deal.

January 2020—Iran backed away further from its nuclear promises after a targeted US drone assault killed a top general, Qasem Soleimani, who, at the time, was considered the second most powerful figure in Iran.

February 2021—Former President Joe Biden pledged to renegotiate a deal with Iran, one with different terms than the JCPOA. Biden wanted the deal to address Iranian missile capabilities and other issues that Iran said should not be involved in an agreement.

October 2023—Iran has suffered setback after setback following its ally Hamas’s attack on Israel. Hamas, along with Lebanon’s Iran-allied Hezbollah,had long complicated Israel’s ability to attack Iran directly.
https://thebulletin.org/2025/06/the...r-program-with-or-without-a-strike-on-fordow/
March 2025—US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reported to Congress that Iran had not resumed the nuclear weapons program it ended in 2003. She noted, however, Iran’s high levels of enriched uranium and an “erosion of a decades-long taboo in Iran on discussing nuclear weapons in public,” worrying signs that nuclear weapons advocates in the country might be feeling emboldened.

June 2025—Trump was initially optimistic about a new Iran deal during his second term. The White House in April called ongoing talks “constructive.”Although Israel’s Netanyahu had been urging an attack on Iran, Trump wanted to give diplomacy a chance.

June 21—The United States attacked three Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

 

[healthmyths]

Again you are entitled to your own opinion but not your own facts
Iran got their own money returned. There was no reason to keep it
Iran did not continue developing nukes. Inspectors verified it

If Trump had honored Obama’s agreement, air strikes would not have been necessary

WRONG! READ the FACTS!!
I know that people like you have an attention span of less than 8.5 seconds..
FACT! https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/attention-spans
So I've highlighted the Date issues since 1968... read the headlines and see the FACTS at:
A simple timeline of Iran’s nuclear program

Iran’s nuclear program has been a long-standing problem. Many US presidential administrations have struggled with it, as have many international organizations and foreign governments. To help makes sense of it all, below is a chronology of key highlights:

July 1968—Iran signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapons state, agreeing not to seek such weapons in the future. Despite this obligation, after the 1979 revolution that deposed Iran’s Western-allied leader, the country secretly worked to develop nuclear weapons, including by initiating a uranium enrichment program and crafting a plan to make and test weapons.

August 2002—An Iranian opposition group revealed secret underground nuclear facilities at Natanz and Arak meant for enriching uranium and producing heavy-water, respectively.

October 2003—Amid negotiations over its nuclear program, Iran agreed to halt enrichment and the manufacture and installation of crucial parts at its facilities.
But after conservative president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, Iran restarted its enrichment efforts.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week.

June 2010—A malicious computer worm known as “Stuxnet” —sometimes described as “the world’s first digital weapon” infected the Natanz underground nuclear enrichment site, destroying about 1,000 centrifuges.

September 2015—After the moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president of Iran in 2013, the country began negotiations with the United States and other countries on a plan to ensure it could not develop a nuclear weapon within a year of any decision to do so. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), colloquially known as the “Iran deal,” called for greater international monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities, an Iranian pledge to not develop weapons-grade nuclear material, and sanctions relief for Iran’s economy. Israel denounced the deal as legitimizing the Iranian nuclear program. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that Iran would either violate the agreement or wait until its provisions ended in 10 to 15 years.

May 2018—President Donald Trump, then in his first term, followed through on a campaign pledge and pulled the United States out of the Iran deal.

January 2020—Iran backed away further from its nuclear promises after a targeted US drone assault killed a top general, Qasem Soleimani, who, at the time, was considered the second most powerful figure in Iran.

February 2021—Former President Joe Biden pledged to renegotiate a deal with Iran, one with different terms than the JCPOA. Biden wanted the deal to address Iranian missile capabilities and other issues that Iran said should not be involved in an agreement.

October 2023—Iran has suffered setback after setback following its ally Hamas’s attack on Israel. Hamas, along with Lebanon’s Iran-allied Hezbollah,had long complicated Israel’s ability to attack Iran directly.
https://thebulletin.org/2025/06/the...r-program-with-or-without-a-strike-on-fordow/
March 2025—US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reported to Congress that Iran had not resumed the nuclear weapons program it ended in 2003. She noted, however, Iran’s high levels of enriched uranium and an “erosion of a decades-long taboo in Iran on discussing nuclear weapons in public,” worrying signs that nuclear weapons advocates in the country might be feeling emboldened.

June 2025—Trump was initially optimistic about a new Iran deal during his second term. The White House in April called ongoing talks “constructive.”Although Israel’s Netanyahu had been urging an attack on Iran, Trump wanted to give diplomacy a chance.

June 21—The United States attacked three Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

 

[eagle1462010]

I know that people like you have an attention span of less than 8.5 seconds..
FACT! https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/attention-spans
So I've highlighted the Date issues since 1968... read the headlines and see the FACTS at:
A simple timeline of Iran’s nuclear program

Iran’s nuclear program has been a long-standing problem. Many US presidential administrations have struggled with it, as have many international organizations and foreign governments. To help makes sense of it all, below is a chronology of key highlights:

July 1968—Iran signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapons state, agreeing not to seek such weapons in the future. Despite this obligation, after the 1979 revolution that deposed Iran’s Western-allied leader, the country secretly worked to develop nuclear weapons, including by initiating a uranium enrichment program and crafting a plan to make and test weapons.

August 2002—An Iranian opposition group revealed secret underground nuclear facilities at Natanz and Arak meant for enriching uranium and producing heavy-water, respectively.

October 2003—Amid negotiations over its nuclear program, Iran agreed to halt enrichment and the manufacture and installation of crucial parts at its facilities.
But after conservative president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, Iran restarted its enrichment efforts.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week.

June 2010—A malicious computer worm known as “Stuxnet” —sometimes described as “the world’s first digital weapon” infected the Natanz underground nuclear enrichment site, destroying about 1,000 centrifuges.

September 2015—After the moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president of Iran in 2013, the country began negotiations with the United States and other countries on a plan to ensure it could not develop a nuclear weapon within a year of any decision to do so. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), colloquially known as the “Iran deal,” called for greater international monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities, an Iranian pledge to not develop weapons-grade nuclear material, and sanctions relief for Iran’s economy. Israel denounced the deal as legitimizing the Iranian nuclear program. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that Iran would either violate the agreement or wait until its provisions ended in 10 to 15 years.

May 2018—President Donald Trump, then in his first term, followed through on a campaign pledge and pulled the United States out of the Iran deal.

January 2020—Iran backed away further from its nuclear promises after a targeted US drone assault killed a top general, Qasem Soleimani, who, at the time, was considered the second most powerful figure in Iran.

February 2021—Former President Joe Biden pledged to renegotiate a deal with Iran, one with different terms than the JCPOA. Biden wanted the deal to address Iranian missile capabilities and other issues that Iran said should not be involved in an agreement.

October 2023—Iran has suffered setback after setback following its ally Hamas’s attack on Israel. Hamas, along with Lebanon’s Iran-allied Hezbollah,had long complicated Israel’s ability to attack Iran directly.
The radiation risks of Iran’s nuclear program, with or without a strike on Fordow
March 2025—US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reported to Congress that Iran had not resumed the nuclear weapons program it ended in 2003. She noted, however, Iran’s high levels of enriched uranium and an “erosion of a decades-long taboo in Iran on discussing nuclear weapons in public,” worrying signs that nuclear weapons advocates in the country might be feeling emboldened.

June 2025—Trump was initially optimistic about a new Iran deal during his second term. The White House in April called ongoing talks “constructive.”Although Israel’s Netanyahu had been urging an attack on Iran, Trump wanted to give diplomacy a chance.

June 21—The United States attacked three Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

Fact is U dont Trust iran. They can go to hell.

We should have beaten their ass under Peanut head.

 

[rightwinger]

WRONG! READ the FACTS!!
I know that people like you have an attention span of less than 8.5 seconds..
FACT! https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/attention-spans
So I've highlighted the Date issues since 1968... read the headlines and see the FACTS at:
A simple timeline of Iran’s nuclear program

Iran’s nuclear program has been a long-standing problem. Many US presidential administrations have struggled with it, as have many international organizations and foreign governments. To help makes sense of it all, below is a chronology of key highlights:

July 1968—Iran signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapons state, agreeing not to seek such weapons in the future. Despite this obligation, after the 1979 revolution that deposed Iran’s Western-allied leader, the country secretly worked to develop nuclear weapons, including by initiating a uranium enrichment program and crafting a plan to make and test weapons.

August 2002—An Iranian opposition group revealed secret underground nuclear facilities at Natanz and Arak meant for enriching uranium and producing heavy-water, respectively.

October 2003—Amid negotiations over its nuclear program, Iran agreed to halt enrichment and the manufacture and installation of crucial parts at its facilities.
But after conservative president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, Iran restarted its enrichment efforts.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week.

June 2010—A malicious computer worm known as “Stuxnet” —sometimes described as “the world’s first digital weapon” infected the Natanz underground nuclear enrichment site, destroying about 1,000 centrifuges.

September 2015—After the moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president of Iran in 2013, the country began negotiations with the United States and other countries on a plan to ensure it could not develop a nuclear weapon within a year of any decision to do so. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), colloquially known as the “Iran deal,” called for greater international monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities, an Iranian pledge to not develop weapons-grade nuclear material, and sanctions relief for Iran’s economy. Israel denounced the deal as legitimizing the Iranian nuclear program. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that Iran would either violate the agreement or wait until its provisions ended in 10 to 15 years.

May 2018—President Donald Trump, then in his first term, followed through on a campaign pledge and pulled the United States out of the Iran deal.

January 2020—Iran backed away further from its nuclear promises after a targeted US drone assault killed a top general, Qasem Soleimani, who, at the time, was considered the second most powerful figure in Iran.

February 2021—Former President Joe Biden pledged to renegotiate a deal with Iran, one with different terms than the JCPOA. Biden wanted the deal to address Iranian missile capabilities and other issues that Iran said should not be involved in an agreement.

October 2023—Iran has suffered setback after setback following its ally Hamas’s attack on Israel. Hamas, along with Lebanon’s Iran-allied Hezbollah,had long complicated Israel’s ability to attack Iran directly.
The radiation risks of Iran’s nuclear program, with or without a strike on Fordow
March 2025—US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reported to Congress that Iran had not resumed the nuclear weapons program it ended in 2003. She noted, however, Iran’s high levels of enriched uranium and an “erosion of a decades-long taboo in Iran on discussing nuclear weapons in public,” worrying signs that nuclear weapons advocates in the country might be feeling emboldened.

June 2025—Trump was initially optimistic about a new Iran deal during his second term. The White House in April called ongoing talks “constructive.”Although Israel’s Netanyahu had been urging an attack on Iran, Trump wanted to give diplomacy a chance.

June 21—The United States attacked three Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

Again confirms the fact that Obama negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran and that Trump tore it up.

Relations with Iran worsened at that point and Iran escalated their nuclear program afterwards.

 

[rightwinger]

the so-called deal allowed Iran to continue developing nukes, but Obozo sent them billions in cash on pallets in the middle of the night, so all is well in libville.

Repeating a lie does not make it true

 

[eagle1462010]

Again confirms the fact that Obama negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran and that Trump tore it up.

Relations with Iran worsened at that point and Iran escalated their nuclear program afterwards.

Hell I would have pissed on that deal.

 

[healthmyths]

No idea what you are babbling about

Biden came in after Trump killed the nuclear deal

FACTS!!!
I know that people like you have an attention span of less than 8.5 seconds..
FACT! https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/attention-spans

So I've highlighted the Date issues since 1968... read the headlines and see the FACTS at:
A simple timeline of Iran’s nuclear program

Iran’s nuclear program has been a long-standing problem. Many US presidential administrations have struggled with it, as have many international organizations and foreign governments. To help makes sense of it all, below is a chronology of key highlights:

July 1968—Iran signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapons state, agreeing not to seek such weapons in the future. Despite this obligation, after the 1979 revolution that deposed Iran’s Western-allied leader, the country secretly worked to develop nuclear weapons, including by initiating a uranium enrichment program and crafting a plan to make and test weapons.

August 2002—An Iranian opposition group revealed secret underground nuclear facilities at Natanz and Arak meant for enriching uranium and producing heavy-water, respectively.

October 2003—Amid negotiations over its nuclear program, Iran agreed to halt enrichment and the manufacture and installation of crucial parts at its facilities.
But after conservative president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, Iran restarted its enrichment efforts.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week.

June 2010—A malicious computer worm known as “Stuxnet” —sometimes described as “the world’s first digital weapon” infected the Natanz underground nuclear enrichment site, destroying about 1,000 centrifuges.

September 2015—After the moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president of Iran in 2013, the country began negotiations with the United States and other countries on a plan to ensure it could not develop a nuclear weapon within a year of any decision to do so. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), colloquially known as the “Iran deal,” called for greater international monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities, an Iranian pledge to not develop weapons-grade nuclear material, and sanctions relief for Iran’s economy. Israel denounced the deal as legitimizing the Iranian nuclear program. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that Iran would either violate the agreement or wait until its provisions ended in 10 to 15 years.

May 2018—President Donald Trump, then in his first term, followed through on a campaign pledge and pulled the United States out of the Iran deal.

January 2020—Iran backed away further from its nuclear promises after a targeted US drone assault killed a top general, Qasem Soleimani, who, at the time, was considered the second most powerful figure in Iran.

February 2021—Former President Joe Biden pledged to renegotiate a deal with Iran, one with different terms than the JCPOA. Biden wanted the deal to address Iranian missile capabilities and other issues that Iran said should not be involved in an agreement.

October 2023—Iran has suffered setback after setback following its ally Hamas’s attack on Israel. Hamas, along with Lebanon’s Iran-allied Hezbollah,had long complicated Israel’s ability to attack Iran directly.
The radiation risks of Iran’s nuclear program, with or without a strike on Fordow
March 2025—US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reported to Congress that Iran had not resumed the nuclear weapons program it ended in 2003. She noted, however, Iran’s high levels of enriched uranium and an “erosion of a decades-long taboo in Iran on discussing nuclear weapons in public,” worrying signs that nuclear weapons advocates in the country might be feeling emboldened.

June 2025—Trump was initially optimistic about a new Iran deal during his second term. The White House in April called ongoing talks “constructive.”Although Israel’s Netanyahu had been urging an attack on Iran, Trump wanted to give diplomacy a chance.

June 21—The United States attacked three Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

Again confirms the fact that Obama negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran and that Trump tore it up.

Relations with Iran worsened at that point and Iran escalated their nuclear program afterwards.

Once again you prove my point! Your attention span is definitely less than 8.5 seconds as I'll prove to you how wrong you are!

August 2002—An Iranian opposition group revealed secret underground nuclear facilities at Natanz and Arak meant for enriching uranium and producing heavy-water, respectively.
October 2003—Amid negotiations over its nuclear program, Iran agreed to halt enrichment and the manufacture and installation of crucial parts at its facilities.
But after conservative president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, Iran restarted its enrichment efforts.
September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week

A simple timeline of Iran’s nuclear program

Israel's June 13 attack on Iran marked an inflection point in the long-running saga of Iran's nuclear ambitions and the global efforts to curtail it.

thebulletin.org

OBAMA agreed with Trump! Ford site was totally inconsistent with the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapons state that Iran signed!

 

[healthmyths]

Repeating a lie does not make it true

So why are you repeating this lie... you wrote...
"Again confirms the fact that Obama negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran and that Trump tore it up.
Relations with Iran worsened at that point and Iran escalated their nuclear program afterwards.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week
So if Obama said the configuration was "inconsistent"... Iran had already broke the agreement under OBAMA!

 

[rightwinger]

So why are you repeating this lie... you wrote...
"Again confirms the fact that Obama negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran and that Trump tore it up.
Relations with Iran worsened at that point and Iran escalated their nuclear program afterwards.

September 2009—Former President Barack Obama revealed that Iran had built another secret nuclear site. The Fordow site was buried deep within a mountain that protected it from attack. Obama said at the time that its configuration was “inconsistent” with a peaceful nuclear program. Some experts estimate now that the facility could produce enough material for a nuclear weapon in less than a week
So if Obama said the configuration was "inconsistent"... Iran had already broke the agreement under OBAMA!

Is your calendar broke?

Yes Obama recognized Iran had nuclear development in 2009
That is why he negotiated disarmament in 2015

 

[healthmyths]

Is your calendar broke?

Yes Obama recognized Iran had nuclear development in 2009
That is why he negotiated disarmament in 2015

AGAIN... why don't you use the internet BEFORE you repeat a big bold bare Lie?
Seriously, why waste time when that time could be accurately used instead of once again being shown
you are truly a less than 8.5 second attention span American!

No, Obama did not negotiate a full "disarmament" of Iran in 2015. He did, however, lead the negotiation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal, which placed significant restrictions on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
No, Obama did not negotiate a full "disarmament" of Iran in 2015. He did, however, lead the negotiation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal, which placed significant restrictions on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• The JCPOA was not a disarmament agreement:
  .
  While the JCPOA limited Iran's nuclear capabilities, it did not dismantle them entirely.
  
  
• The JCPOA's focus was on non-proliferation:
  .
  The primary goal of the agreement was to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons by restricting its ability to enrich uranium, among other measures.
  
  
• Sanctions relief was a key component:
  .
  In return for these restrictions, the JCPOA lifted certain international sanctions that had been imposed on Iran.
  
  
• The agreement was reached in 2015:
  .
  The JCPOA was finalized in Vienna on July 14, 2015, between Iran and the P5+1 (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany).
  
  
• The U.S. withdrew from the agreement:
  .
  In 2018, the U.S. under President Trump withdrew from the JCPOA, according to Wikipedia
• International sanctions against Iran - Wikipedia

 

[rightwinger]

AGAIN... why don't you use the internet BEFORE you repeat a big bold bare Lie?
Seriously, why waste time when that time could be accurately used instead of once again being shown
you are truly a less than 8.5 second attention span American!

No, Obama did not negotiate a full "disarmament" of Iran in 2015. He did, however, lead the negotiation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal, which placed significant restrictions on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
No, Obama did not negotiate a full "disarmament" of Iran in 2015. He did, however, lead the negotiation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal, which placed significant restrictions on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• The JCPOA was not a disarmament agreement:
  .
  While the JCPOA limited Iran's nuclear capabilities, it did not dismantle them entirely.
  
  
• The JCPOA's focus was on non-proliferation:
  .
  The primary goal of the agreement was to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons by restricting its ability to enrich uranium, among other measures.
  
  
• Sanctions relief was a key component:
  .
  In return for these restrictions, the JCPOA lifted certain international sanctions that had been imposed on Iran.
  
  
• The agreement was reached in 2015:
  .
  The JCPOA was finalized in Vienna on July 14, 2015, between Iran and the P5+1 (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany).
  
  
• The U.S. withdrew from the agreement:
  .
  In 2018, the U.S. under President Trump withdrew from the JCPOA, according to Wikipedia
• International sanctions against Iran - Wikipedia

And Trump fucked it up

 

[healthmyths]

And Trump fucked it up

According to YOU???? You've been proven wrong so many times!
GEEZ obviously you are truly ignorant of how to use the Internet to substantiate your truly uninformed conclusions!

NOW for the facts regarding iran's nuclear bomb capabilities!
the Natanz enrichment site, the Fuel Enrichment Plant was hit, with the US confirming that it used ground-penetrating munitions.” Institute for Science and International Security President David Albright: “Overall, Israel's and U.S. attacks have effectively destroyed Iran's centrifuge enrichment program.Jun 25, 2025

 

[Redfish]

Again you are entitled to your own opinion but not your own facts
Iran got their own money returned. There was no reason to keep it
Iran did not continue developing nukes. Inspectors verified it

If Trump had honored Obama’s agreement, air strikes would not have been necessary

the UN disagrees with you, Israel disagrees with you, Iran was within a few days of having a nuclear bomb. Obozo made a terrible deal which left Israel, Europe, and the US vulnerable.

 

[rightwinger]

the UN disagrees with you, Israel disagrees with you, Iran was within a few days of having a nuclear bomb. Obozo made a terrible deal which left Israel, Europe, and the US vulnerable.

You are making shit up

Iran had dismantled its nuclear program and Trump let them restart it