US, German, and Iranian officials have begun confirming early Thursday that the long-sought framework on Iran’s nuclear deal has been reached, with the debate now centering on how much will be made public.
The framework is simply the basis for future talks, which officials say will begin immediately, and the new goal is to have the final agreement in place by the end of June.
Congressional leaders, including House Foreign Affairs chairman Ed Royce (R – CA), are already expressing outrage at the framework even before the press conference is made, demanding new sanctions to force Iran into a “better deal.”
Intelligence communities worldwide seem virtually unanimous in the agreement that new sanctions would sabotage the talks, and convince Iran that the US can’t be trusted to keep its end of the pact. It is this sabotage that has Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who opposes a deal, lobbying heavily for Congressional action.
The framework underscores progress already made on the final agreement, but will doubtless add momentum to the US hawks and the Israel Lobby to take preemptive action preventing the agreement from ever being reached.
Although the deal sounds as a victory for Iran government and iranian people but iran facing out coming problems created by the western governing system and that is the fight that iranian government faced in Iraq and "perhaps" later in Syria which costs the Iranian life and resources. In one hand although iranian assets will be freed and for Iran to have a income by trade and sell of its oil and etc. Iran will carry a costs of war created by Saudis, GCC, USG and supported by Israel and some european goverment/political powers as we speak. One thing is for sure, this deal in economical terms, is very good for countries in Europe that are struggling economically, like French, Italian, Spain, Germany, Sweden and others alike. This deal is making a reality for Boeing economy and investment in Iran, the French Peugeot and other European car manufacturers etc.
October 03, 2012 Provoke an Attack on Iran? “Lets Bring it On… At the End of the Day… We Ought to Take ‘Em Out”
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=799_1348921063
great link. they are couple of sick puppies.
Then listen to these as well. General Wesley Clark: Wars Were Planned – Seven Countries In Five Years
"This is a memo that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and, finishing off, Iran." I said, "Is it classified?" He said, "Yes, sir." I said, "Well, don't show it to me." And I saw him a year or so ago, and I said, "You remember that?" He said, "Sir, I didn't show you that memo! I didn't show it to you!"
General Wesley Clark Asked About 7 Country War Plan
That is disgusting!
I was shocked by McCain's – "Bomb, bomb, bomb, Iran", but that video is even more worrying. You will have to excuse me on my knowledge of US politics, but isn't Clinton cuddling up to an old Republican there?
Absolutely vile, evil people.
"… old Republican…"
They're all the same now. The neocons are old school democrats and the current democrats have completely succumbed to the "you're either against us or you're with us…no matter what we do" crowd. The obvious fact is now both parties are of the "money and war" party.
This is what most folks need to know, and learn for understanding the Central Banks of the world!
November 20, 2014 All Wars are Bankers’ Wars
The purpose of war, according to this brief documentary by radio host Michael Rivero, is to force central banks on countries that try to issue their own money. Contrary to popular belief, western democracies don’t issue the money they use to run government services. They borrow the money at interest from privately owned central banks. In the US, this private central bank is called the Federal Reserve.
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2014/11/20/all-wars-…
This quote says it all, “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority; still more when you superadd the tendency of the certainty of corruption by authority.” Lord Acton
Huge mistake by Iran.
good for Iran, as a Iranian i am very happy, Iran will be the most powerful country in middle east.
isral can t do nothing. we are the most peacful nation, we never attack any other country , we are civilized with more than 2000 years of culture, we don't need atomic bomb . we can fight israil with our hand.
It's that kind of talk that's put the world in the place we're in now. Don't take it personally, both sides are doing it. Neither side is going to win. I used to say that it's a zero sum game…but now it's clear that it's a lose-lose game.
good for Iran, as a Iranian i am very happy, Iran will be the most powerful country in middle east.
we never attacked any country , we dont need bomb.
Ed Royce (R – CA) … demand[s] new sanctions to force Iran into a “better deal.”
I can parrot Bibi better than that loser: Mr. Royce, you're "absurd."
Interesting how Republicans (neocons and establishment types alike) want to outsource American foreign policy to a foreign power — namely Israel. In my estimation, a clear violation of the Logan Act. They are the outsource party anyway in every way. I call what the Republicans are doing nothing short of traitorous. They are willing to do anything — and I mean anything — to make President Obama look bad, including lying.
Let those congressmen chickenhawks strap on an M-16 and do the dirty work — but you can bet they are up to sending someone else's son or daughter to do their dirty so they won't have to have messy hands.
Both parties are filty traitorous floatsam…ret us army…ps—ONLY DOPES VOTE..
…which explains why Washington is so dysfunctional and the US is heading right for the shitter. So, yeah, support the "filty traitorous floatsam [sic]," …don't vote…
And slightly off topic, as a veteran, I'm embarrassed at your cavalier attitude to one of the most important aspects of being American. If more people voted, perhaps we wouldn't have as large a concentration of stupid in our national elected offices. Just sayin'…