Appearing for an interview on Fox News with his daughter-in-law Lara Trump, President Trump explains the current status of the negotiations with Iran and more of the details within the deal as tentatively outlined. WATCH:
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I am concerned that the President wants a Deal so bad that he will make a bad deal. AND also any deal the Mullahs make they will violate it anyway. These Islamozazis should not be reward in anyway for their activities over the last 50 years.
he wants the peace deal. Very badly, that we know. And so do the Iranian IRGC knows it as well.
Fox.com is reporting a possible resignation submitted by the President of Iran, due to “deepening internal divisions” within.
It is mentioned that it is unknown if the ‘resignation’ was ‘accepted’….
Please don’t be concerned. President Trump is the greatest deal maker in the world. He is a brilliant man who is thoroughly America First, knows exactly what he wants and knows how to get it.
Might I suggest that you turn off whatever fake news source it was that caused you such unnecessary anxiety. Stick with CTH and Sundance.
uh ok but any deal that unfreezes Iran assets will be a funding mechanism for future
Islamic Terror
I share those concerns.
I suspect that Trump is “dealing” because that is what Iran’s Muslim neighbors want him to do — and Trump is trying to thread the needle of making them happy while at the same time getting an “acceptable” deal with Iran.
I don’t know if that is possible.
President Trump has made it plain regarding the N bomb. Can’t have. The strait sort of became a problem no one else will fix though it affects them more than us. Sort of ‘you broke it, now fix it’ kind of deal. Inside Iran is not our concern. President Trump has given the people a chance. We’re not there to fix Iran. We’re there to take the ‘no bomb’ open the strait and out. That’s my opinion anyway.
We have the means to bring them to Unconditional Surrender. I prefer that.
I like what CTH and Promethean Action says about the real reasons why we are going after Iran and what we are trying to achieve.
I would also like to hear those real reasons echoed from President Trump and the administration.
As President Trump has said repeatedly, there’s going to be a great deal or no deal.
But what is a “great” deal??
Another 60 day ceasefire without the total and complete opening of Hormuz? Without the unambiguous commitment of Iran to cease and desist their nuclear ambitions? Without firm possession of the enriched “dust” by the US?
Why are we not just dictating terms?
There are 2 really big difficulties with trying to come to an ACCEPTABLE deal with Iran.
#1 — We may not be negotiating with Iranians who actually have the POWER to cut a deal. I fear that unless we are dealing with the IRGC itself, whatever “deal” is made is probably with someone(s) who really don’t have the OPERATIONAL power to implement it.
#2 — Irrespective of #1 above — the Iranians are totally untrustworthy. They will say or sign ANYTHING while being committed to breaking their agreement THE INSTANT they think they can.
I think we stopped the “kinetic action” a couple weeks too soon. And I fear that when the Iranians violate whatever “deal” is made — and they will — we will not IMMEDIATELY destroy something to let them know how unacceptable that was.
And why are there any “negotiations” anyway? Seems to me that, like with Japan and Germany, we should be dictating terms.
Period.
We are not hearing too much about the “forgotten men and women of Iran”….the average citizens…who have it pretty rough right now, from what I understand. Certainly, they should be involved in these ‘negotiations’, too.
Exactly! Wouldn’t our team know after a week if the Iranians were serious about a negotiated agreement?
The Iranians send a delegation of Harvard and Cambridge eductated English speaking negotiators in Italian shoes and $2,500 Saville Row suits that have no authority to agree with anything. Obviously, the IRGC hasn’t suffered enough yet.