WINNING! Just The Idea of Re-Imposed Trump Sanctions Has Iran's Economy Crashing!

[easyt65]

"Iran's currency traded at a fresh record-low of 119,000 to the dollar on Tuesday, a loss of nearly two-thirds of its value since the start of the year as US sanctions loom.

The Iranian rial has been crashing in recent days as the country anxiously awaits the re-imposition of full US sanctions, starting on August 6.

It hit 100,000 to the dollar for the first time on Sunday and continued its decline, losing 18 percent of its value in less than two days.

On January 1, the dollar was worth 42,900 rials.

The government has been in crisis mode, replacing its central bank chief last week.

The central bank issued a statement on Monday, blaming the currency volatility on the "enemies' conspiracy" and vowing fresh counter-measures "in the coming days".


It was nice of Iran to give President Trump credit for their economy's collapse the way they did.





Iran currency drops 18% in two days

 

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"Iran's currency traded at a fresh record-low of 119,000 to the dollar on Tuesday, a loss of nearly two-thirds of its value since the start of the year as US sanctions loom.

The Iranian rial has been crashing in recent days as the country anxiously awaits the re-imposition of full US sanctions, starting on August 6.

It hit 100,000 to the dollar for the first time on Sunday and continued its decline, losing 18 percent of its value in less than two days.

On January 1, the dollar was worth 42,900 rials.

The government has been in crisis mode, replacing its central bank chief last week.

The central bank issued a statement on Monday, blaming the currency volatility on the "enemies' conspiracy" and vowing fresh counter-measures "in the coming days".


It was nice of Iran to give President Trump credit for their economy's collapse the way they did.





Iran currency drops 18% in two days

One slight correction, yes Iran has a Central Bank, but Iran owns it. The typical Central Bank is privately held.

 

[Dschrute3]

Is this what America has become? Wishing for awful suffering. We really do need reconsider this Empire-Building Agenda. We have no right to impose 'Regime Change.' All Empires fall.

 

[easyt65]

Is this what America has become?

Is this what snowflakes have become, apologetic and full of misguided empathy for enemies of this country who seek our destruction? Barry betrayed the US by giving Iran BILLIONS to advance their nuclear weapons program. I personally am happy to see those billions evaporate in an economic collapse so they have less to spend on our plotted destruction.

 

[Dschrute3]

Is this what America has become?

Is this what snowflakes have become, apologetic and full of misguided empathy for enemies of this country who seek our destruction? Barry betrayed the US by giving Iran BILLIONS to advance their nuclear weapons program. I personally am happy to see those billions evaporate in an economic collapse so they have less to spend on our plotted destruction.

Let's stop this Empire-Building. Let's dramatically scale back our presence in the Middle East especially. We need to adopt a disengagement policy over there. It's time.

 

[Preacher]

Same stupid steps they took against Japan to FORCE Japan to attack the USA....idiotic and not a sane foreign policy.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

"Iran's currency traded at a fresh record-low of 119,000 to the dollar on Tuesday, a loss of nearly two-thirds of its value since the start of the year as US sanctions loom.

The Iranian rial has been crashing in recent days as the country anxiously awaits the re-imposition of full US sanctions, starting on August 6.

It hit 100,000 to the dollar for the first time on Sunday and continued its decline, losing 18 percent of its value in less than two days.

On January 1, the dollar was worth 42,900 rials.

The government has been in crisis mode, replacing its central bank chief last week.

The central bank issued a statement on Monday, blaming the currency volatility on the "enemies' conspiracy" and vowing fresh counter-measures "in the coming days".


It was nice of Iran to give President Trump credit for their economy's collapse the way they did.





Iran currency drops 18% in two days

One slight correction, yes Iran has a Central Bank, but Iran owns it. The typical Central Bank is privately held.

The Federal Reserve is part of the US government.

 

[Edgetho]

Let's stop this Empire-Building. Let's dramatically scale back our presence in the Middle East especially. We need to adopt a disengagement policy over there. It's time.

Here's what you people don't understand........

Those scumbags are at War with us. Period. They have been for over 1,400 years.

And they won't stop until they have conquered us.

If you let them.

We have civilized huge chunks of Islam but the majority are still conquering, murdering, enslaving scumbags.

I suggest to you that you all study their history just a little bit. They ain't dickin' around. They're serious as dogs fucking. The really do want to conquer and enslave the whole world.

That you don't understand that speaks volumes to your ignorance

 

[Harpy Eagle]

"Iran's currency traded at a fresh record-low of 119,000 to the dollar on Tuesday, a loss of nearly two-thirds of its value since the start of the year as US sanctions loom.

The Iranian rial has been crashing in recent days as the country anxiously awaits the re-imposition of full US sanctions, starting on August 6.

It hit 100,000 to the dollar for the first time on Sunday and continued its decline, losing 18 percent of its value in less than two days.

On January 1, the dollar was worth 42,900 rials.

The government has been in crisis mode, replacing its central bank chief last week.

The central bank issued a statement on Monday, blaming the currency volatility on the "enemies' conspiracy" and vowing fresh counter-measures "in the coming days".


It was nice of Iran to give President Trump credit for their economy's collapse the way they did.





Iran currency drops 18% in two days

Of course they gave Trump credit for it happening, they want their people pissed off at the US as much as possible


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[easyt65]

Same stupid steps they took against Japan to FORCE Japan to attack the USA....idiotic and not a sane foreign policy.

...but violating the Constitution by by-passing Congress to agree to and sign an Illegal Treaty with this nation's enemy, helping to advance their nuclear weapons effort while they mock you and call for your destruction before you sign the treaty was 'damn good' foreign policy?!

 

[Edgetho]

The Federal Reserve is part of the US government.

Not really.

The criminal Andrew Jackson (Founder of the dimocrap scum party) took over the private Central Bank but it has since gained its independence.

complicated and really boring

 

[Edgetho]

...but violating the Constitution by by-passing Congress to agree to and sign an Illegal Treaty with this nation's enemy, helping to advance their nuclear weapons effort while they mock you and call for your destruction before you sign the treaty was 'damn good' foreign policy?!

It was an EA (Executive Agreement) so it really wasn't 'illegal', just scummy as hell.

Remember the Lying Cocksucker in Chief whining about how he couldn't get a 'Treaty' with Iraq on leaving US Forces behind? He could have easily gotten an EA and prevented ISIS from ever forming.

But he was a lying scum-sucking, bottom-feeding dimocrap scumbag then and he still is today

 

[Preacher]

An

Same stupid steps they took against Japan to FORCE Japan to attack the USA....idiotic and not a sane foreign policy.

...but violating the Constitution by by-passing Congress to agree to and sign an Illegal Treaty with this nation's enemy, helping to advance their nuclear weapons effort while they mock you and call for your destruction before you sign the treaty was 'damn good' foreign policy?!

And yet we have ZERO evidence they have any nuclear weapons because unlike Israel ,Iran actually allows inspectors into their country....Muh Amurica.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Same stupid steps they took against Japan to FORCE Japan to attack the USA....idiotic and not a sane foreign policy.

...but violating the Constitution by by-passing Congress to agree to and sign an Illegal Treaty with this nation's enemy, helping to advance their nuclear weapons effort while they mock you and call for your destruction before you sign the treaty was 'damn good' foreign policy?!

There was no treaty, quit lying.


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[irosie91]

"force japan to attack the USA...." roflmao

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The Federal Reserve is part of the US government.

Not really.

The criminal Andrew Jackson (Founder of the dimocrap scum party) took over the private Central Bank but it has since gained its independence.

complicated and really boring

Not really.

Who tells the Fed what to do?
Who appoints their chairman?
Who forces their officers to testify in front of Congress annually?
Most importantly, who gets their profits?

 

[Dschrute3]

An

Same stupid steps they took against Japan to FORCE Japan to attack the USA....idiotic and not a sane foreign policy.

...but violating the Constitution by by-passing Congress to agree to and sign an Illegal Treaty with this nation's enemy, helping to advance their nuclear weapons effort while they mock you and call for your destruction before you sign the treaty was 'damn good' foreign policy?!

And yet we have ZERO evidence they have any nuclear weapons because unlike Israel ,Iran actually allows inspectors into their country....Muh Amurica.

Yeah, and when's the last time Iran invaded a country? Compare that to the numerous US invasions and 'interventions' since WWII. Who's the aggressor in this mess?

 

[RealDave]

"Iran's currency traded at a fresh record-low of 119,000 to the dollar on Tuesday, a loss of nearly two-thirds of its value since the start of the year as US sanctions loom.

The Iranian rial has been crashing in recent days as the country anxiously awaits the re-imposition of full US sanctions, starting on August 6.

It hit 100,000 to the dollar for the first time on Sunday and continued its decline, losing 18 percent of its value in less than two days.

On January 1, the dollar was worth 42,900 rials.

The government has been in crisis mode, replacing its central bank chief last week.

The central bank issued a statement on Monday, blaming the currency volatility on the "enemies' conspiracy" and vowing fresh counter-measures "in the coming days".


It was nice of Iran to give President Trump credit for their economy's collapse the way they did.





Iran currency drops 18% in two days

More crap from the feeble minded Trump dicksuckers.

Funny how when those sanctions were in place prior to the agreement, this did not happen. Why was that?

 

[easyt65]

It was an EA (Executive Agreement) so it really wasn't 'illegal', just scummy as hell.

Barak Obama entered into negotiations on behalf of the United States and made concessions and agreements on behalf of the United States, Constitutional powers / authorities he did not have.

I know you snowflakes bend over so far backwards to try to protect President Obama from the crimes he committed, to the point where you can actually stick your head up your own ass, but no matter how you try to explain it or what YOU want to call it, Obama violated the Constitution by agreeing to his OWN PERSONAL Treaty with Iran.

The Constitution does not give the President the power / authority to make binding agreements as was done by Barry with Iran through 'Executive Order'. Try learning about the Separation of Powers Act, something liberals no longer teach in public schools for a reason.

After he signed it he ran straight to the UN to get his illegal treaty ratified by the International body, by-passing Congress again to do so. As such, the illegal treaty was not worth the paper it was written on.

President Trump appropriately voided / wiped away that illegal treaty along with Obama's illegal Constitutionally violating personal 'DACA' EDICT.

 

[irosie91]

An

Same stupid steps they took against Japan to FORCE Japan to attack the USA....idiotic and not a sane foreign policy.

...but violating the Constitution by by-passing Congress to agree to and sign an Illegal Treaty with this nation's enemy, helping to advance their nuclear weapons effort while they mock you and call for your destruction before you sign the treaty was 'damn good' foreign policy?!

And yet we have ZERO evidence they have any nuclear weapons because unlike Israel ,Iran actually allows inspectors into their country....Muh Amurica.

Yeah, and when's the last time Iran invaded a country? Compare that to the numerous US invasions and 'interventions' since WWII. Who's the aggressor in this mess?

Ask a Yemeni muslim. Why are you trying to guess----there are people who KNOW