The Iran Nuclear Deal Pullout Explained

[jwoodie]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

This video here proves Iran has NEVER been a threat to us.our corrupt government has always been a threat to THEM.Trump realised that unlike Obama.

 

[OldLady]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

 

[buckeye45_73]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

 

[bendog]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

Iran has no motivation to enter into any new agreement with the US

 

[jwoodie]

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

Step #2 is a reaffirmation of our "no nukes" policy towards Iran, just as it is towards North Korea. This means giving them a choice between a legitimate, verifiable deal to abandon their nuclear weapons capability or face unremitting economic, diplomatic, political and military pressure from the United States. The EU countries (who already admit to the obvious flaws in the Iran deal) will also have to make a choice between Iranian sanctions and U.S. tariffs. (If history is any lesson, they always follow their pocketbooks.)

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Trump is reckless and irresponsible with an unwarranted hatred of Obama.

That's the explanation.

 

[bendog]

Woodie, why would Iran negotiate a deal with the US?

 

[buckeye45_73]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

Iran has no motivation to enter into any new agreement with the US

so. it's not about iran. they are shit, they sponsor terrorism, and are building nukes, this deal didn't do anything for that.

this is about putting pressure on them.

 

[bendog]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

Iran has no motivation to enter into any new agreement with the US

so. it's not about iran. they are shit, they sponsor terrorism, and are building nukes, this deal didn't do anything for that.

this is about putting pressure on them.

Assuming any of your charges against them are true, how does Trump's action put any pressure on Iran?

 

[Timmy]

Yes Iran May have been able to develope nukes 15 years from now ! Thanks to Trump, they may be able to develop nukes 15 DAYS from now !

 

[buckeye45_73]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

Iran has no motivation to enter into any new agreement with the US

so. it's not about iran. they are shit, they sponsor terrorism, and are building nukes, this deal didn't do anything for that.

this is about putting pressure on them.

Assuming any of your charges against them are true, how does Trump's action put any pressure on Iran?

assuming?

uh they have always done it and will do it. as for pressue:
they now know we dont play around, it gives us an edge in negotiations, especially with the beta Male europeans.
and now we get real concessions especially if no talks go well, iran will be more isolated than ever. so in the short term absolutely nothing changes, in the long term we can ratchet up the heat.

 

[buckeye45_73]

Yes Iran May have been able to develope nukes 15 years from now ! Thanks to Trump, they may be able to develop nukes 15 DAYS from now !

I really hope that's the leftwing spin, please God make it happen.

 

[bendog]

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

Iran has no motivation to enter into any new agreement with the US

so. it's not about iran. they are shit, they sponsor terrorism, and are building nukes, this deal didn't do anything for that.

this is about putting pressure on them.

Assuming any of your charges against them are true, how does Trump's action put any pressure on Iran?

assuming?

uh they have always done it and will do it. as for pressue:
they now know we dont play around, it gives us an edge in negotiations, especially with the beta Male europeans.
and now we get real concessions especially if no talks go well, iran will be more isolated than ever. so in the short term absolutely nothing changes, in the long term we can ratchet up the heat.

Fine, assume you're right about Irans' intentions. How does Trump pulling out change anything?

 

[theliq]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

You do Fcuk around though,every war you enter YOU FAIL...then run away with your tail between your legs...BIG MOUTHS BUT CRAP LOSERS,Loser

 

[Siete]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

well woodhead, you failed to mention one really small detail - the Iran deal Obama made kept Iran from further nuclear development.

of course RW idiots fail to mention details more often than not when they kill their inane rant.

yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

 

[bendog]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

You do Fcuk around though,every war you enter YOU FAIL...then run away with your tail between your legs...BIG MOUTHS BUT CRAP LOSERS,Loser

Well Trump may be announcing a new doctrine. The Trump Doctrine as it could be. Listen up World, either find a way to peace between yerselves or we're gonna invade and really fuck up things and then leave you on your own."

 

[bendog]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

well woodhead, you failed to mention one really small detail - the Iran deal Obama made kept Iran from further nuclear development.

of course RW idiots fail to mention details more often than not when they kill their inane rant.

yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Walking away from the Iran deal was just giving into Israel and the Saudis wish to push regime change, and Trump got his goal of undoing something Obama did.

IF Iran thinks Israel or the Saudis pose an imminent regime threat, they might complete a nuclear device for self defense, but Iran does not benefit from any nuclear arms race in the ME. So, it falls on the EU Russia and China to keep regime change from happening to Iran.

And oddly the EU and Russia may find common ground on regime change.

 

[OldLady]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

"A much better option?" "One that can pass Congress?" Sounds like you think Iran will enter into a separate bilateral agreement with the US alone, promising to have no nukes and stop using ballistic missiles or supporting terrorist organizations. Or saying they hate America and Israel.
What it sounds like to me is either nonsense altogether, or a prelude to war.

 

[bendog]

Despite all the bleating of the sheeple at the behest of their masters, President Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal makes perfect sense. (Please avoid cutting and pasting here for your response.)

This Presidential Agreement was deeply flawed from its inception, due to the following:
1. It sanctioned the eventual development of Iranian nuclear weapons;
2. It failed to address the development of delivery systems for these weapons;
3. It failed to provide for adequate verification of compliance with its terms;
4. It involved bribery payments to Iran and other secret protocols; and
5. It deliberately circumvented Constitutional ratification requirements.

As such, it represented nothing more than a disastrous policy blunder by the previous administration which could (and should) be reversed by the new administration. The fact that other parties were signatories to this agreement is not an excuse to compromise the security interests of the United States or its allies.

In a larger context, this decision strengthens President Trump's hand in dealing with North Korea and other adversaries by letting them know that the U.S. will not be bound by the mistakes and fecklessness of previous administrations. This means that none of our options will be taken off the table unless and until an acceptable and verifiable resolution of all relevant issues is obtained. (What a refreshing idea!)

Even with Iranian regime, this lets them know that there is a nonnegotiable "red line" that they will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons with which they can threaten their neighbors. (This is another well deserved repudiation of the previous administration's policy of appeasement and "leading from behind.")

The Iran Nuclear Deal was nothing more than a repetition of the disastrous agreements with North Korea which allowed it to become a nuclear threat to the world. Thank God we are finally standing up to these rogue regimes.

So now what? How does pulling out and reimposing sanctions alone, without all the other countries who were involved in the sanctions before, do anything to increase the safety of the world from Iran getting nuclear weapons? Seems there must be a Step #2 in mind. What is it?

well leaving the deal changes nothing, which means the deal was shit to begin with.
As for the next step, people now know we dont duck around and will come up with a much better option, one that can pass congress.

"A much better option?" "One that can pass Congress?" Sounds like you think Iran will enter into a separate bilateral agreement with the US alone, promising to have no nukes and stop using ballistic missiles or supporting terrorist organizations. Or saying they hate America and Israel.
What it sounds like to me is either nonsense altogether, or a prelude to war.

Bolton's dream come true: the UN security counsel debating an resolution protecting Iran from a US Israel attack.