Steve Breen for September 13, 2015

Iran, like Israel and the U.S., contain those who advocate positions that are by no means universal to their countries.

Too bad we can’t “dome” the Middle East and let them go at each other. Syria is ruined, who’s next?

What will probably happen to Iran’s nuclear program is that it will meet the same fate that Iraq’s nuclear program met in 1981—Israel will act alone and send in the IAF to bomb it out of existence..The US-brokered deal is nothing more than a US “face-saving” deal that tells the world that we did our part, but if Iran does not honor any part of it, they won’t stop an IAF attack if the Israelis think it needs one..The US saves face and the Israelis have the go-ahead to act when they feel that Iran’s Nuclear Program is a threat and that is all that was achieved.

“We will bury you” — Nikita Kruschev 1956

The final blow to the Soviet Union? A Houston supermarket.

Rational Israelis considering that country’s survival are more worried about Netanyahu than Iran. With hundreds of nukes in hand, and the U.S. having thousands, the Supreme Leader and others in Iran aren’t nearly crazy enough to start ANYH nuclear encounter.

Obamawan sold Israel down the river, one of our best allies, and he could care less!

Gee, too bad Israel doesn’t have nuclear weapons. That they admit to. That they allow anyone to inspect. (Wonder how Netanyahu became such an expert on why you shouldn’t trust anyone?)

In that case, neither will Iran—and most likely neither will the rest of the world.

Compromise — kill the deal and then Iran and Israel can both have nuclear weapons that they don’t let anyone know about or monitor.

“taking their oil resources and not compensating them fairly”? Are they not selling to the highest available bidder, black market or otherwise?