Post by Daniel on Aug 21, 2015 10:11:21 GMT -5
The Nuclear Deal Keeps Getting Worse
By Jay Sekulow 17 hrs. ago
Iran is responsible for inspecting its own nuclear weapons sites? As unbelievable as it sounds, this deadly absurdity is apparently reality.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is allowing Iranian nuclear inspectors to be the only ones inside the Parchin nuclear facility to determine whether Iran has truly closed the door on the past military dimensions of its nuclear program so that sanctions are lifted and the long-term nuclear deal can be implemented.
That’s worth stating again – the Obama Administration and its allies are trusting the largest state sponsor of terrorism to honestly inspect and report out on their most militaristic nuclear facility.
This latest news about the Iranian nuclear agreements would be laughable if it weren’t so true.
The Associated Press first reported on this outrageous development as part of a secret side deal reached between the U.N. and Iran.
UPDATE: The Associated Press has now released the full text of the draft agreement:
Separate arrangement II agreed by the Islamic State of Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency on 11 July 2015, regarding the Road-map, Paragraph 5
Iran and the Agency agreed on the following sequential arrangement with regard to the Parchin issue:
1. Iran will provide to the Agency photos of the locations, including those identified in paragraph 3 below, which would be mutually agreed between Iran and the Agency, taking into account military concerns.
2. Iran will provide to the Agency videos of the locations, including those identified in paragraph 3 below, which would be mutually agreed between Iran and the Agency, taking into account military concerns.
3. Iran will provide to the Agency 7 environmental samples taken from points inside one building already identified by the Agency and agreed by Iran, and 2 points outside of the Parchin complex which would be agreed between Iran and the Agency.
4. The Agency will ensure the technical authenticity of the activities referred to in paragraphs 1-3 above. Activities will be carried out using Iran's authenticated equipment, consistent with technical specifications provided by the Agency, and the Agency's containers and seals.
5. The above mentioned measures would be followed, as a courtesy by Iran, by a public visit of the Director General, as a dignitary guest of the Government of Iran, accompanied by his deputy for safeguards.
6. Iran and the Agency will organize a one-day technical roundtable on issues relevant to Parchin.
It is more clear than ever before that Iran cannot be trusted, but the Obama Administration and its allies continue to capitulate – giving Iran the authority to inspect itself.
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aclj.org/middle-east/how-the-iranian-nuclear-deal-keeps-getting-worse
By Jay Sekulow 17 hrs. ago
Iran is responsible for inspecting its own nuclear weapons sites? As unbelievable as it sounds, this deadly absurdity is apparently reality.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is allowing Iranian nuclear inspectors to be the only ones inside the Parchin nuclear facility to determine whether Iran has truly closed the door on the past military dimensions of its nuclear program so that sanctions are lifted and the long-term nuclear deal can be implemented.
That’s worth stating again – the Obama Administration and its allies are trusting the largest state sponsor of terrorism to honestly inspect and report out on their most militaristic nuclear facility.
This latest news about the Iranian nuclear agreements would be laughable if it weren’t so true.
The Associated Press first reported on this outrageous development as part of a secret side deal reached between the U.N. and Iran.
UPDATE: The Associated Press has now released the full text of the draft agreement:
Separate arrangement II agreed by the Islamic State of Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency on 11 July 2015, regarding the Road-map, Paragraph 5
Iran and the Agency agreed on the following sequential arrangement with regard to the Parchin issue:
1. Iran will provide to the Agency photos of the locations, including those identified in paragraph 3 below, which would be mutually agreed between Iran and the Agency, taking into account military concerns.
2. Iran will provide to the Agency videos of the locations, including those identified in paragraph 3 below, which would be mutually agreed between Iran and the Agency, taking into account military concerns.
3. Iran will provide to the Agency 7 environmental samples taken from points inside one building already identified by the Agency and agreed by Iran, and 2 points outside of the Parchin complex which would be agreed between Iran and the Agency.
4. The Agency will ensure the technical authenticity of the activities referred to in paragraphs 1-3 above. Activities will be carried out using Iran's authenticated equipment, consistent with technical specifications provided by the Agency, and the Agency's containers and seals.
5. The above mentioned measures would be followed, as a courtesy by Iran, by a public visit of the Director General, as a dignitary guest of the Government of Iran, accompanied by his deputy for safeguards.
6. Iran and the Agency will organize a one-day technical roundtable on issues relevant to Parchin.
It is more clear than ever before that Iran cannot be trusted, but the Obama Administration and its allies continue to capitulate – giving Iran the authority to inspect itself.
read full article
aclj.org/middle-east/how-the-iranian-nuclear-deal-keeps-getting-worse