Nuclear deal with Iran

[Silver_lining]

@Steken

Wrong.

In October of 2015, the majlis approved the deal “with 161 votes in favour, 59 against and 13.”

>>>BS. Iran did not sign it. Approving it via vote is one thing, for show. They did not sign the deal.Show us that proof, you will not find it.
Wrong.

All declared nuclear facilities were under “under continual monitoring.” Had IAEA had credible indications of any undeclared nuclear facilities, they would under the terms of the deal have had the right to demand access to those, too. But instead, time and again, IAEA found that Iran was in fact in full compliance with the deal.

>>>Oh, an inspection 20+ days when requested? What is the point of inspections then? Also military areas were barred.
If you are referring to Mrs. Nowrouzzadeh, then, wow: Superwrong.

Firstly, she was in fact born in Trumbull, Connecticut.

Secondly, she was in fact not “Obama’s closest advisor,” but rather an Iran specialist at the National Security Council.

Thirdly, she was in fact not - and is not - “obscure.”

She has an excellent record of public service, first during the Bush years and then under Obama, in both the Department of Defense and the National Security Council, with “awards from the Departments of Defense and State, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the F.B.I.” Norman Roule, an Iran specialist at the CIA, has called her “one of the most patriotic people I know.”

I was talking about Valerie Jarrett. Like I said born in Iran. The one allowed in his living quarters. Jarrett had a staff of approximately three dozen and received full-time secret service protection.[25] Jarrett’s role as both a friend of the Obamas and as senior advisor in the White House was controversial: in his memoirs Robert M. Gates, former secretary of defense, discussed his objection to her involvement in foreign security affairs;[26] David Axelrod reported in his memoirs about Rahm Emanuel’s attempts to have her selected as Obama’s replacement in the senate, due to concerns about the difficulty in working with a family friend in a major policy role.[27] Nice try.

Valerie Jarrett