Germany, France, UK slam Mike Pompeo's Iran sanctions move

Started by Dynamis, May 31, 2020, 08:53:59 AM

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See this:



Iran stockpiled enriched uranium at nearly 8 times the limit — UN



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They're bad, they execute almost as many as Saudi, and want influence round the world -- but they are not like Qadafi & Saddam; they were controllable. The 1979 stuff was a long time ago.
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Streetwalker

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ISIS was a product of the Iraq war, which was also avoidable..




Indeed , Bush created it and Obama was a founder member

Borg Refinery

Quote from: Streetwalker post_id=27532 time=1591121067 user_id=53
He should have acted because Assad crossed the red line set down by Obama himself .The use of chemical weapons by Assad on his own people should have been met with support for Rebel forces . I am not saying the US should have got bogged down in another middle eastern war but by doing nothing he allowed Assad to continue his murderous campaign on his own people  .


Yeah, while Israel were found to be helping Al Qaeda offshoots fight in the war too. The war was a bloody mess and there really is nothing Obama could do to improve things. We really are best keeping out of it.



Getting involved would have led to civilians being killed regardless.


QuoteObama showed a weakness that in turn allowed the rise of ISIS in the region . But as I have alluded previously it was not really about Syria but Iran .


ISIS was a product of the Iraq war, which was also avoidable..


QuoteAs the World superpower it doesn't matter if I want them to be the World police but I do think it is their responsibility as the biggest kid in the playground to ensure the bullies are kept in check .


Every time they 'keep check' they just create more people who want to kill us, destabiliize more countries.



Where does it end? It doesn't. The only way to end it, is to do what Obama started doing, after he ruined Libya (another US catastrophe), and work with people like the Iranians.



If they invade Iran, say hello to masses and masses of shia militants trying to kill us all along with sunni's.
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johnofgwent

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Do you want America to be the world police?




Well THEY believe they are.



Do not forget the ORIGINAL advice that it was illegal under "international law" to go to war to enact regieme change did not apply in YankLand where they do not recognise the courts they themselves set up to ensure nobody else followed their example at Hiroshima.
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Streetwalker

Quote from: Dynamis post_id=27512 time=1591115007 user_id=98
Why should he have acted in Syria?



Do you want America to be the world police?




He should have acted because Assad crossed the red line set down by Obama himself . The use of chemical weapons by Assad on his own people should have been met with support for Rebel forces . I am not saying the US should have got bogged down in another middle eastern war but by doing nothing he allowed Assad to continue his murderous campaign on his own people  . Obama showed a weakness that in turn allowed the rise of ISIS in the region . But as I have alluded previously it was not really about Syria but Iran .







As the World superpower it doesn't matter if I want them to be the World police but I do think it is their responsibility as the biggest kid in the playground to ensure the bullies are kept in check .

Borg Refinery

Quote from: Streetwalker post_id=27152 time=1590914901 user_id=53
Some would strongly disagree that Obamas deal was faultless or perfect , far from it .  In fact Obamas refusal to act in Syria, a war he could and should have nipped in the bud was due to the Iran deal


Why should he have acted in Syria?



Do you want America to be the world police?


QuoteThat he didn't act in Syria in fear of upsetting the Iranians ,Assad and Putin is an act in itself that makes the deal a colossal disaster .


And yet Syria, there is no reason to believe Syria would've turned out any differently.



What do you think should have happened?
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Barry

Quote from: Streetwalker post_id=27152 time=1590914901 user_id=53
Some would strongly disagree that Obamas deal was faultless or perfect , far from it .  In fact Obamas refusal to act in Syria, a war he could and should have nipped in the bud was due to the Iran deal



That he didn't act in Syria in fear of upsetting the Iranians ,Assad and Putin is an act in itself that makes the deal a colossal disaster .

Not to mention that the Iranians cannot be trusted.

They shot down a Ukrainian airliner and insisted they did not. Until one of their own citizens managed to smuggle a video out on the Interweb to prove that they did. They are terrorist supporters, liars and will have been preparing their nukes deep in their military bunkers, to which there was no access to inspectors.

Obama was naive.
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Streetwalker

Some would strongly disagree that Obamas deal was faultless or perfect , far from it .  In fact Obamas refusal to act in Syria, a war he could and should have nipped in the bud was due to the Iran deal



That he didn't act in Syria in fear of upsetting the Iranians ,Assad and Putin is an act in itself that makes the deal a colossal disaster .

Borg Refinery

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Washington has said it plans to revoke sanction waivers for firms from the three European countries operating in Iran. Their foreign ministries say the joint projects ensure Iran's nuclear program is safe.

Germany, France and the United Kingdom on Saturday expressed "deep regret" at the United States' decision to end sanction relief that allowed companies to work with Iran on civil nuclear projects as part of a landmark 2015 nuclear pact.


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Obama's Iran deal was perfect, faultless.



Trump reversed it out of petty spite and jealousy re Obama's achievements, that's all.



He got elected on a pledge in 2016 of 'non interventionism'; yet here he is, readying things for the invasion. It's been in the cards since 1979.



It'll be another destabilized country in Asia, fantastic, another 'mission accomplished'.
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