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March 31st Deadline
The deadline has arrived to strike a framework agreement with Iran. The
United States and the P5+1 nations engaged in these negotiations are
possibly setting the stage for WWIII.
By March 31st, Iran and
the P5+1 nations were supposed to come to a framework agreement, though
that has apparently been loosened to a mere “understanding.” In other
words, they will now work to solidify a final deal by the end of June.
But there are some key issues that remain unresolved. According to
the AP, “And after intense negotiations, obstacles remained on uranium
enrichment, where stockpiles of enriched uranium should be stored,
limits on Iran's nuclear research and development and the timing and
scope of sanctions relief among other issues.”
Those are some pretty big issues to remain unresolved! Needless to
say, skeptics of the deal have reason to believe that Iran is not
serious about its intentions and is taking the US and its negotiating
partners for a ride. Though members of Congress agreed to wait until the
end of March to push for new sanctions, we will have to see if they
feel this “understanding” is enough or if they will insist on moving
forward with the sanctions.
How will Netanyahu respond to the
progress in these negotiations? Obama's obsession in reaching a deal has
virtually destroyed our relationship with Israel.
Obama's quest to fulfill his presidential legacy has put the world
in great peril. He could be, quite literally, setting the stage for
WWIII. If this deal is signed, and it will likely lead to Iran
eventually having a nuclear weapon, it will be among the worst and
potentially most catastrophic deals in world history. |
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Clinton Problems Compound
Another bad week is shaping up for Hillary Clinton.
Yesterday I
told you about the fact that Hillary's infamous server was “wiped
clean” of the emails she unilaterally deemed to be personal. This
conveniently happened in 2014 after the Congress began investigating her
and Benghazi. Some experts believe that it will be possible to retrieve
the emails, but the fact that this action occurred could potentially be
criminal.
Now it has been revealed that Clinton used an iPad in addition to
her infamous BlackBerry while she was secretary of state. If you will
recall, Hillary's excuse as to why she used a personal email address was
because she didn't want to use two devices. Well now that explanation
is moot with the revelation that she sent personal and work emails from
the iPad.
And then finally, as we wind down negotiations with Iran over their
nuclear capabilities, it has been revealed that the Clinton Foundation
took a large sum of money from an anti-American group, described as a
front for the government of Iran with ties to Iranian mullahs. The Alavi
Foundation is “totally controlled by the government of Iran” and “funds
a variety of anti-American causes,” according to NYPD intelligence
chief David Cohen.
Add this news to the string of other countries that the Clintons
have taken money from – countries like Saudi Arabia – with terrible
records when it comes to women's rights. It's hard to imagine how the
person who wants to be the first woman president and self-proclaimed
champion of women's rights can explain why it's OK to take this money
and turn a blind eye to the treatment of women by these countries. |
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