why does heir dumpster hate free market?

[Cuddles]

so now we see that Iran is getting Uranium from Russia.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/diplomats-world-powers-ok-natural-uranium-shipment-iran-132551463.html

Want to bet this had something to do with corrupt Hillary.

Its enough to make 10 simple nuclear bombs.

What is wrong with Obama and Kerry and Clinton and even Russia on this?
Are they trying to blow up the world?

Sure give mad men the right to create bombs and the fuel to do it.

Could it be anything less than evil?

You do realize uranium is needed to make nuclear fuel for nuclear power for nuclear plants right? You also realize the nuclear deal w/Iran was to allow them to have nuclear plants but not capacity for weapons grade fuel?

 

[jem]

who would support giving uranium to Iran just because there is the possibility it won't be used for bombs?

you realize the treaty does allow them to have nuclear bombs after 10 years?
why do you keep spinning these shitty lies.

Do you think that regime would not nuke Isreal or the US if it could?
--

by the way... are you ricter?

You do realize uranium is needed to make nuclear fuel for nuclear power for nuclear plants right? You also realize the nuclear deal w/Iran was to allow them to have nuclear plants but not capacity for weapons grade fuel?

 

[jem]

traitors... seriously deranged traitors. what other possible explanation is there?

http://www.breitbart.com/national-s...r-deal-money-troops-missiles-arms-terrorists/
...
Reuters reports that, on the contrary, Iran is looking forward to more military spending, including more funding for ballistic missile tests that were supposed to be banned by the nuclear deal.

Iranian media announced that lawmakers voted for a five-year development plan that “requires government to increase Iran’s defense capabilities as a regional power and preserve the country’s national security and interests by allocating at least five percent of annual budget” to military spending.

The plan includes funding for “long-range missiles, armed drones, and cyber-war capabilities.”

Also still a spending priority for Tehran: arms for terrorists. Despite the nuclear deal, an arms embargo from the United Nations is still nominally in effect, but outgoing Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon “expressed concern that Iran may have violated the embargo by supplying weapons and missiles to Hezbollah,” according to Reuters.