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I remember having this exact discussion over 10 years ago where people were insisting that Iran was on the cusp of getting nuclear weapons. Now, a decade later I am supposed to still feel highly threatened by Iran and am supposed to believe that it is still just on the verge of obtaining nuclear weapons despite our intelligence (and Israeli intelligence) stating otherwise? Why?
I remember having this exact discussion over 10 years ago where people were insisting that Iran was on the cusp of getting nuclear weapons. Now, a decade later I am supposed to still feel highly threatened by Iran and am supposed to believe that it is still just on the verge of obtaining nuclear weapons despite our intelligence (and Israeli intelligence) stating otherwise? Why?
We are talking about Iran having nuclear power, which could lead to them secretly developing nuclear weapons. They have tried in the past, and it's only a matter of time before they do.
As Obama props up Iran, which if left up to him will be a regional power. They are well on their way to achieve that as John Kerry and Obama are too eager to strike a deal, any deal ,to say they've got a deal.
Is this an AIPAC sponsored thread? I haven't more bullshit in a long time. Hey Israelis, the U.S. is not going to war for you again, full stop. Forget about it.
Is this an AIPAC sponsored thread? I haven't more bullshit in a long time. Hey Israelis, the U.S. is not going to war for you again, full stop. Forget about it.
I remember having this exact discussion over 10 years ago where people were insisting that Iran was on the cusp of getting nuclear weapons. Now, a decade later I am supposed to still feel highly threatened by Iran and am supposed to believe that it is still just on the verge of obtaining nuclear weapons despite our intelligence (and Israeli intelligence) stating otherwise? Why?
Is this an AIPAC sponsored thread? I haven't more bullshit in a long time. Hey Israelis, the U.S. is not going to war for you again, full stop. Forget about it.
When did America go to war for the Israelis, or is this the usual b.s. that we keep on hearing from the pro Palestinians?
Is this an AIPAC sponsored thread? I haven't more bullshit in a long time. Hey Israelis, the U.S. is not going to war for you again, full stop. Forget about it.
This is a logic inspired thread. anyone with a brain should realize Iran as a regional power who is perfecting it's ballistic missile program along with its nuke program is not a good thing. even fools like yourself. Unless of course you're waiting for the 12th imam?
ISIS considers Shiites to be heretics deserving of death and made a point of filming its fighters gunning down Shiite prisoners as it advanced. Iranian and Iraqi Shiites see it as an existential threat.
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if morons like you were any smarter, carpet wouldn't be the low point in a room.
Iran's currently blowing the beegeezers out of ISIS. How is that a problem?
You like Iran taking over in Iraq? That's the problemThey shouldn't even be there. They should be isolated until they give up their nuke program and quit funding terrorism around the world. They are our enemies not our friend
I remember having this exact discussion over 10 years ago where people were insisting that Iran was on the cusp of getting nuclear weapons. Now, a decade later I am supposed to still feel highly threatened by Iran and am supposed to believe that it is still just on the verge of obtaining nuclear weapons despite our intelligence (and Israeli intelligence) stating otherwise? Why?
WASHINGTON – Negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program forged ahead this week in Montreux, Switzerland, despite a plea from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for Western diplomats to change course.
In an interview with NBC News on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said negotiators "are very close" to a comprehensive nuclear agreement. Iran is negotiating with the United States, Russia, China, France, the United Kingdom and Germany toward a March 31 deadline for a political framework agreement on the nuclear issue.
But Zarif also cautioned his interviewer, Ann Curry, that key details still remain unresolved.
"We believe that we are very close, very close, and we could be very far," Zarif said. "We are very close if the political decision can be made to get to yes, as President Obama said."
Zarif held some 10 hours of meetings with his US counterpart, Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday.
Officials in Washington broke slightly from Zarif’s assessment: “I think there are a lot of sticking points in the talks,” State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf said on Wednesday.
“There are still significant gaps and important choices that need to be made,” Kerry told reporters.
Wow. That photo needs a 'choose a caption' contest.Iran is driving the negotiations because they know Obama wants to be credited with signing ta deal with Iran. They are driving the narrative not Kerry..
Iranian foreign minister cautiously optimistic that deal on Tehran's nuclear program could be reached soon; US officials say sticking points remain
WASHINGTON – Negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program forged ahead this week in Montreux, Switzerland, despite a plea from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for Western diplomats to change course.
In an interview with NBC News on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said negotiators "are very close" to a comprehensive nuclear agreement. Iran is negotiating with the United States, Russia, China, France, the United Kingdom and Germany toward a March 31 deadline for a political framework agreement on the nuclear issue.
But Zarif also cautioned his interviewer, Ann Curry, that key details still remain unresolved.
"We believe that we are very close, very close, and we could be very far," Zarif said. "We are very close if the political decision can be made to get to yes, as President Obama said."
Zarif held some 10 hours of meetings with his US counterpart, Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday.
Officials in Washington broke slightly from Zarif’s assessment: “I think there are a lot of sticking points in the talks,” State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf said on Wednesday.
“There are still significant gaps and important choices that need to be made,” Kerry told reporters.
Despite Netanyahu s efforts in DC Iran s Zarif says nuclear deal could be close - Middle East - Jerusalem Post
Iran is driving the negotiations because they know Obama wants to be credited with signing ta deal with Iran. They are driving the narrative not Kerry..
Iranian foreign minister cautiously optimistic that deal on Tehran's nuclear program could be reached soon; US officials say sticking points remain
WASHINGTON – Negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program forged ahead this week in Montreux, Switzerland, despite a plea from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for Western diplomats to change course.
In an interview with NBC News on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said negotiators "are very close" to a comprehensive nuclear agreement. Iran is negotiating with the United States, Russia, China, France, the United Kingdom and Germany toward a March 31 deadline for a political framework agreement on the nuclear issue.
But Zarif also cautioned his interviewer, Ann Curry, that key details still remain unresolved.
"We believe that we are very close, very close, and we could be very far," Zarif said. "We are very close if the political decision can be made to get to yes, as President Obama said."
Zarif held some 10 hours of meetings with his US counterpart, Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday.
Officials in Washington broke slightly from Zarif’s assessment: “I think there are a lot of sticking points in the talks,” State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf said on Wednesday.
“There are still significant gaps and important choices that need to be made,” Kerry told reporters.
Despite Netanyahu s efforts in DC Iran s Zarif says nuclear deal could be close - Middle East - Jerusalem Post
Wow. That photo needs a 'choose a caption' contest.
Top Iranian Negotiator ‘Frequently Shouts’ at Kerry, Western Officials
Zarif screams so loud bodyguards have entered the room, Iranian diplomat claims
I really like Kerry too. Got to wonder what he really thinks.Iran is driving the negotiations because they know Obama wants to be credited with signing ta deal with Iran. They are driving the narrative not Kerry..
Iranian foreign minister cautiously optimistic that deal on Tehran's nuclear program could be reached soon; US officials say sticking points remain
WASHINGTON – Negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program forged ahead this week in Montreux, Switzerland, despite a plea from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for Western diplomats to change course.
In an interview with NBC News on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said negotiators "are very close" to a comprehensive nuclear agreement. Iran is negotiating with the United States, Russia, China, France, the United Kingdom and Germany toward a March 31 deadline for a political framework agreement on the nuclear issue.
But Zarif also cautioned his interviewer, Ann Curry, that key details still remain unresolved.
"We believe that we are very close, very close, and we could be very far," Zarif said. "We are very close if the political decision can be made to get to yes, as President Obama said."
Zarif held some 10 hours of meetings with his US counterpart, Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday.
Officials in Washington broke slightly from Zarif’s assessment: “I think there are a lot of sticking points in the talks,” State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf said on Wednesday.
“There are still significant gaps and important choices that need to be made,” Kerry told reporters.
Despite Netanyahu s efforts in DC Iran s Zarif says nuclear deal could be close - Middle East - Jerusalem Post
Wow. That photo needs a 'choose a caption' contest.
Iran is the only one smiling it seems..
Top Iranian Negotiator ‘Frequently Shouts’ at Kerry, Western Officials
Zarif screams so loud bodyguards have entered the room, Iranian diplomat claims
Reports Top Iranian Negotiator Frequently Shouts at Kerry Western Officials Washington Free Beacon
Possible deal includes understanding whereby Iran would be allowed to keep centrifuges in exchange for maintaining regional stability in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria.
US and Iran moving closer to nuclear deal EU diplomats tell Israeli officials - Israel News - Jerusalem Post
Iran nuke deal forthcoming. The head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps – Qods Force is “on the ground” in Iraq, providing extensive support to an Iraqi military operation to retake Tikrit from the Islamic State terrorist group, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Qods Force leader, UN-designated Qasem Soleimani, is reportedly “advising commanders” from outside Tikrit. Iran is also purportedly providing IRGC fighters to participate in the campaign, as well as drones and “heavy weaponry.”
According to the Wall Street Journal, Shiite militia leaders and local media reported, “Of the estimated 30,000 fighters taking part, about half are Iraqi military and the other half volunteer Shiite militias"
Separate analysis from the Associated Press indicates Soleimani was instrumental in previous successes in Amirli and Jurf Al Sukhr — towns just outside the Iraqi capital of Baghdad — campaigns that also relied on airpower from the U.S.-led coalition. The AP maintains the Coalition is deliberately uninvolved in the current battle for Tikrit, however, due to “Iran’s prominent role.” Without the support of Coalition airpower, the AP called the Tikrit campaign “the ultimate battle-readiness test” for ground forces, as the Iraqi government holds out hope to also reclaim Islamic State bases in Mosul and Fallujah.
