[quote=@Pepperm1nts]
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From Israel. Because, you know, they're trustworthy on this issue. /s

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Yeah who can trust them, they're just the ones Iran has been bombing and promising to destroy. You can't take their word that Iran is violent.

[quote]Furthermore, the information Israel presented is old. Like, really old. From 2003 to 2004 when Iran was building a spherical weapon of some sort. Development of the weapon ended in 2004 and there is no evidence that they have continued development.[/quote]

Well, I.... didn't go into it. But the very act of preserving that research is a violation of the agreement, so.... nyeh?

[quote]You can't knock an article from a few months ago by presenting evidence of a project from 2003. C'mon, bruh. Even the article you posted mentions that the documents are useless and outdated.[/quote]

I just grabbed the first link. [i]Netanyahu's point is,[/i] Iran never came clean about their program before the deal.

[quote]I think it was a good deal, but regardless of what you think, a deal is a deal. When you break deals you hurt our credibility and our standing. It is not the least bit surprising that North Korea is having second thoughts. Not to mention we had [i]a[/i] deal before. Now we have nothing.[/quote]

[url=https://apps.washingtonpost.com/g/documents/world/full-text-of-the-iran-nuclear-deal/1651/]This is the deal.[/url] It requires very little from Iran, and relinquishes all safeguards within eight years. The EU+3 is granted authority to 'discuss solutions' to violations, and also forbidden from responding to them (Iran is expressly allowed to 'cease performing its commitments in part or in whole'). [url=https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/1708]Nobody thought it was going to work, btw.[/url] Note that we never ratified this shit -- it was never voted up through Congress and wouldn't have passed -- and also [url=https://www.cfr.org/interview/how-binding-iran-deal]we're totally allowed to unilaterally leave, it's part of the deal[/url]. So like.... if this deal demands so little and requires permanent bypass of democratic processes in the US to stay valid.... what was the goddamn point of it?