RE: Trump Exits Iran Nuclear Deal
In many rspects Trump has put his big feet right in it. He has reneged on an international agreement based on reasons that had nothing to do with it. Iran has complied with their part of the accord and the US has violated it.
The crotch grabber in the White House then expects Iran to return to renegotiate items that were not in this pact. The man is ignorant and devoid of any knowledge regarding international diplomacy.
Trump has led to a worsening of relations with allies in Europe and they are now firmly set to continue with the terms of the pact and continue dealing with Iran economically. Trump has further isolated the US but this could be beneficial for the EU as they can break free from the dictates of the Americans and lay firm foundations for an independent foreign policy both worldwide and, in particular, in the Middle East. Every cloud has its silver lining.
That's a nice way to put it...
I don't even see why the deal shouldn't be : "Nobody in the Middle East gets a nuke. That means you too, Israel..."
The only reason a country needs a nuke is because it's mortal enemy has one...
By any logic of nuclear deterence, Iran should have a nuke for self-defense capabilities...
But the real issue is Israel's illegal nuclear capabilities, not Iran's uranium enrichment programs...
Oh well, whatevs, guess big powerz alwayz gonna big power
My favorite joke of all time is "peace in the middle east". They have resources our economies need meaning everyone needs to get involved.
To be fair to Trump it wasn't a treaty and the average European hates the European union. The agreements are between governments that don't represent their people to stop programs the people don't want. Everyone should leave the middle east and let them work it out or destroy themselves. Outside of peaceful trade we have no business in the middle east. Point being agreement no agreement it doesn't matter.
Glad Adam brought it up in this video its about the dollar empire. Until we end the central banks and international financiers around the world this will continue.