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<blockquote data-quote="LarryBird" data-source="post: 4106115" data-attributes="member: 76548">By all accounts, except for DT&#039;s usual failed logic, and twisted truths, it was working, and Iran was abiding by the terms of the deal.Our intelligence community, and those of our allies, in addition to the nuclear regulators have all said they were in compliance.The Iran nuclear deal had absolutely nothing to do with anything you&#039;re talking about in that post - it was about enrichment, reduced stockpiles, inspection and transparency, and our lifting of nuclear related sanctions.Expansion of their regional interests, ability to supply and receive conventional weapons, and their policy towards the US and the west was of no consequence to this agreement. Their support of hezbollah and aggression toward Israel and whomever else, is a separate issue, and shouldn&#039;t be confused with the matter at hand. Take it one step at a time, and the nuclear deal was a step in the right direction. The other problems we face in our relationship with Iran can be negotiated and dealt with outside the framework of that agreement, and should not be considered a reason to walk away from a deal that was considered a success by the International community as a whole, and made the middle east and the world in general, a safer and more stable place.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LarryBird, post: 4106115, member: 76548"] By all accounts, except for DT's usual failed logic, and twisted truths, it was working, and Iran was abiding by the terms of the deal. Our intelligence community, and those of our allies, in addition to the nuclear regulators have all said they were in compliance. The Iran nuclear deal had absolutely nothing to do with anything you're talking about in that post - it was about enrichment, reduced stockpiles, inspection and transparency, and our lifting of nuclear related sanctions. Expansion of their regional interests, ability to supply and receive conventional weapons, and their policy towards the US and the west was of no consequence to this agreement. Their support of hezbollah and aggression toward Israel and whomever else, is a separate issue, and shouldn't be confused with the matter at hand. Take it one step at a time, and the nuclear deal was a step in the right direction. The other problems we face in our relationship with Iran can be negotiated and dealt with outside the framework of that agreement, and should not be considered a reason to walk away from a deal that was considered a success by the International community as a whole, and made the middle east and the world in general, a safer and more stable place. [/QUOTE]

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