Big Guy shouldn't have torn up that anti-proliferation agreement
negotiated by Obama for no other reason than it was negotiated by Obama.
Although as belligerent as Israel has become lately it might not have
made any difference anyway.
Big Guy shouldn't have torn up that anti-proliferation agreement
negotiated by Obama for no other reason than it was negotiated by Obama.
Although as belligerent as Israel has become lately it might not have
made any difference anyway.
On 6/13/25 2:50 AM, super70s wrote:
Big Guy shouldn't have torn up that anti-proliferation agreement
negotiated by Obama for no other reason than it was negotiated by Obama.
Although as belligerent as Israel has become lately it might not have
made any difference anyway.
He tore nothing up. He withdrew from JCPOA, while other signatories (EU, China, Russia) remained. To no one's surprise (except braindead
democrats) Iran breached its terms limits, and that's when Trump found
it pointless to remain in a one-sided agreement with no teeth. That's
when he implemented sanctions, which were working until Biden undermined
it, thereby helping Iran to fund it's nuclear activities.
Pierre Delecto wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
On 6/13/25 2:50 AM, super70s wrote:
Big Guy shouldn't have torn up that anti-proliferation agreement
negotiated by Obama for no other reason than it was negotiated by Obama. >>>
Although as belligerent as Israel has become lately it might not have
made any difference anyway.
He tore nothing up. He withdrew from JCPOA, while other signatories (EU,
China, Russia) remained. To no one's surprise (except braindead
democrats) Iran breached its terms limits, and that's when Trump found
it pointless to remain in a one-sided agreement with no teeth. That's
when he implemented sanctions, which were working until Biden undermined
it, thereby helping Iran to fund it's nuclear activities.
<https://armscontrolcenter.org/a-worthless-withdrawal-two-years-since-president-trump-abandoned-the-jcpoa/>
A worthless withdrawal: Two years since President Trump abandoned the JCPOA
In retaliation for the Trump Administration’s decision to leave the JCPOA,
Iran incrementally stepped back from compliance with the deal one year
later —
beginning in May 2019 — and our allies have resisted calls to
punish Iran over its legitimate grievances. Iran’s proximity to a nuclear
weapon capability has gradually increased due to the Trump Administration’s
policies, and Iran is now roughly six months away from having enough
weapons-grade fissile material for a nuclear bomb. When President Trump
took office, Iran was about a year from that milestone. As a whole, the
Trump Administration’s withdrawal from the JCPOA and “maximum pressure”
strategy has gotten the United States no closer to its stated goals.
On 6/13/25 11:15 AM, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Pierre Delecto wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
On 6/13/25 2:50 AM, super70s wrote:
Big Guy shouldn't have torn up that anti-proliferation agreement
negotiated by Obama for no other reason than it was negotiated by Obama. >>>>
Although as belligerent as Israel has become lately it might not have
made any difference anyway.
He tore nothing up. He withdrew from JCPOA, while other signatories (EU, >>> China, Russia) remained. To no one's surprise (except braindead
democrats) Iran breached its terms limits, and that's when Trump found
it pointless to remain in a one-sided agreement with no teeth. That's
when he implemented sanctions, which were working until Biden undermined >>> it, thereby helping Iran to fund it's nuclear activities.
<https://armscontrolcenter.org/a-worthless-withdrawal-two-years-since-president-trump-abandoned-the-jcpoa/>
A worthless withdrawal: Two years since President Trump abandoned the JCPOA
In retaliation for the Trump Administration’s decision to leave the JCPOA,
Iran incrementally stepped back from compliance with the deal one year >> later —
So let me get this straight - Iran, who wants to develop nuclear
weapons, is angry that the U.S., who said “it is the policy of the
United States that Iran be denied a nuclear weapon and intercontinental ballistic missiles,” and has left the room clearing the way for it to develop nuclear weapons, has withdrawn from the deal? By that logic I
guess Russia is angry at Trump for getting the U.S. out of its Ukraine conflict.
With that silliness of that reasoning from an op-ed I'm not even going
to bother with the rest of it.
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