Trump says "Iran agreed to everything"

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Tell me this, do Trump's balls smell like shit from his diaper or does he clean them before you put them in your mouth?

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Sheesh, don’t shoot the messenger. 

 Also something tells me you know exactly how another man’s balls smell and taste.

Your retorts are always so good, I have no idea how I will recover from this one.

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avidchimp wrote:

Your retorts are always so good, I have no idea how I will recover from this one.

Well, it’s just an observation. Why is it you want to know what another man’s balls smell and taste like? Especially the presidents? I find that very disturbing and telling, Trav.

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Your retorts are always so good, I have no idea how I will recover from this one.

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Well, it’s just an observation. Why is it you want to know what another man’s balls smell and taste like? Especially the presidents? I find that...

Well, it’s just an observation. Why is it you want to know what another man’s balls smell and taste like? Especially the presidents? I find that very disturbing and telling, Trav.

Yeah yeah, you got me figured out. A+ for the day to you.

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Your retorts are always so good, I have no idea how I will recover from this one.

ShellyMX wrote:
Well, it’s just an observation. Why is it you want to know what another man’s balls smell and taste like? Especially the presidents? I find that...

Well, it’s just an observation. Why is it you want to know what another man’s balls smell and taste like? Especially the presidents? I find that very disturbing and telling, Trav.

We just know you tend to go ‘that’ way so we thought you would be the best person to ask. 

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We just know you tend to go ‘that’ way so we thought you would be the best person to ask. 

Says the person named soggy bottoms who is very well versed in male genitalia cuisine.

Horrible retort, by the way. Even for you.

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America is tired of "NO U" politics. 

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Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue that started this entire shit show?

Iran is going to get MORE funds than the Obama deal that was so "bad". It could be argued to have worked since Iran never nuked anybody during the deal right? And Trump attacked because they were "close" to having a nuke only 6 months after he also claimed the US obliterated the Nuclear program.  If Iran was able to restart and get back to the levels of being close enough to have a Nuclear weapon in about 6 months,  You could argue that they were never so close during Obama's agreement or they would have had a Nuke already right?  So with all of that said, how do You all feel about the cost that so far is not clear where  that $300B  will come from. That is what 5 or more times more than the amount they got under Obama's agreement that actually addressed the Enrichment and weapons , while this time it only gets them to start talking.  

 

What incentive will the US have to leverage an agreement after they hand over and unfreeze that large chunk of money?    Unfreezing the much smaller amount of money that's not unforzen as part of the early agreement, maybe another $50b. The threat of bombing them again?  Well then they close up the strait again and have a ton more money to play with. And still have support from Russia and China. 

 

 Seems like Trump underestimated Iran, and the real threat has been the disruption of shipping lanes, not Nuclear. Otherwise why spend so much to reopen and leave so little for the Nuke talks ?   

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Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue...

Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue that started this entire shit show?

Iran is going to get MORE funds than the Obama deal that was so "bad". It could be argued to have worked since Iran never nuked anybody during the deal right? And Trump attacked because they were "close" to having a nuke only 6 months after he also claimed the US obliterated the Nuclear program.  If Iran was able to restart and get back to the levels of being close enough to have a Nuclear weapon in about 6 months,  You could argue that they were never so close during Obama's agreement or they would have had a Nuke already right?  So with all of that said, how do You all feel about the cost that so far is not clear where  that $300B  will come from. That is what 5 or more times more than the amount they got under Obama's agreement that actually addressed the Enrichment and weapons , while this time it only gets them to start talking.  

 

What incentive will the US have to leverage an agreement after they hand over and unfreeze that large chunk of money?    Unfreezing the much smaller amount of money that's not unforzen as part of the early agreement, maybe another $50b. The threat of bombing them again?  Well then they close up the strait again and have a ton more money to play with. And still have support from Russia and China. 

 

 Seems like Trump underestimated Iran, and the real threat has been the disruption of shipping lanes, not Nuclear. Otherwise why spend so much to reopen and leave so little for the Nuke talks ?   

I’ll save you the anticipation. The answer is No. 

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We just know you tend to go ‘that’ way so we thought you would be the best person to ask. 

ShellyMX wrote:

Says the person named soggy bottoms who is very well versed in male genitalia cuisine.

Horrible retort, by the way. Even for you.

Well that wasn’t a denial 😆😆

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Well that wasn’t a denial 😆😆

And we applaud you for that! 😂😂

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Iran didn’t win…..😆

Well I said it looks more like a draw than a win.  So yah. In competitive games and sports, to draw (or tie) means that the contest...

Well I said it looks more like a draw than a win.  So yah. 

In competitive games and sports, to draw (or tie) means that the contest concludes with both opponents or teams achieving an equal number of points, goals, or a completely inconclusive result. Neither side wins, and the match ends in a deadlock

 

 While Iran may not have won, the US did not win either in my opinion. Otherwise why would we be paying them $300B in addition to unfreezing assets to get them to talk about stopping the thing that was the cause for the entire war?  To me it feel like a big step backwards. If they were already negotiating some sort of deal on not enriching uranium to a higher level when the US started to bomb them. And now all that money has to be exchanged and the US has to meet conditions before they will go back to talking  about Nukes again.  I know that Iran  also has to meet certain conditions too.

   I just don't see it as a win by the US either , but I guess if you don't factor in the cost, and just look at the end result. It may work out that Iran keeps the enrichment to a lower level in the future. And if they can secure a MUCH longer term deal than the one Obama put together than that would be a good thing. 

 

 It's just hard to really feel like its a win when the same thing has been said about Iran and a Nuke for so long. It feels like I should write another children's book to go along with the President that cried peace deal. I think the Israeli that cried WMD would be a fitting title. 

LoudLove wrote:
To recap:US original goals:  regime change, complete dismantling of nuclear program, neuter Iran as a Middle Eastern power Iranian goals:  survive. Who won?  Who knows. But Iran didn’t...

To recap:

US original goals:  regime change, complete dismantling of nuclear program, neuter Iran as a Middle Eastern power 

Iranian goals:  survive. 

Who won?  Who knows. But Iran didn’t lose…

You forgot the goal of deflecting/distracting from the Epstein file furor.  That seemed to turn out well for the President, not the public......

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This is his MO, to break something that someone else did, then put it back like he's the one that did it.

There are two components to the money side, one is who pays and it would be absurd for us to pay, so hopefully we don't do that. Second is that they get the money at all, because the concern with them getting money is that it's funding terrorism, so if we ever actually believed that and weren't just lying through our teeth, we won't allow them to have the money regardless of who pays. 

And of course there's the Obama aspect. Everyone  hated that he helped Iran get fifty billion,  but now they may get six times more?? Trump = Obama x 6???Absurd, but what bothers me more is the undying fervent support. I've never seen people so incredibly thirsty to go against the things they used to claim were important. Now I know where the term "full throated" came from.

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Trump: “The alternative to this deal was a global recession. There are stupid people who want to see a global recession. They are just stupid people...

Trump: “The alternative to this deal was a global recession. There are stupid people who want to see a global recession. They are just stupid people. The Strait of Hormuz would never have been opened."

In other words: "I had to agree a deal to open the strait to stop a recession caused by the strait-closing war I started for shits and giggles" 

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Associated Press: “To what would you credit the Strait of Hormuz being reopened?”Trump: “Honestly, lemmings like Rump Ranger, Last Butt Stroke, EIKevin, Reese’s...

Associated Press: “To what would you credit the Strait of Hormuz being reopened?”

Trump: “Honestly, lemmings like Rump Ranger, Last Butt Stroke, EIKevin, Reese’s Feces and a few other narrow minded flat earther woke pride anti-America types do nothing to hinder or change anything other than their sliding scale of self righteousness once an illegal immigrant moves next door. As far as the reopening of the Strait, it was all in drawing the line on this nonsense and serving up some well deserved American fortitude and diplomacy.”

avidchimp wrote:

Tell me this, do Trump's balls smell like shit from his diaper or does he clean them before you put them in your mouth?

Avid, I get some are frustrating (I use that term loosely) but you are so far above them, why give them even your time to respond, especially when you do it with something that's a down hill slide? You are so better than this.

TM

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From the White House. We'll find out Friday how accurate it is.

"The supposed text of the MOU that was obtained by CNN does not reflect the language of the actual MOU,”

TM

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Associated Press: “To what would you credit the Strait of Hormuz being reopened?”Trump: “Honestly, lemmings like Rump Ranger, Last Butt Stroke, EIKevin, Reese’s...

Associated Press: “To what would you credit the Strait of Hormuz being reopened?”

Trump: “Honestly, lemmings like Rump Ranger, Last Butt Stroke, EIKevin, Reese’s Feces and a few other narrow minded flat earther woke pride anti-America types do nothing to hinder or change anything other than their sliding scale of self righteousness once an illegal immigrant moves next door. As far as the reopening of the Strait, it was all in drawing the line on this nonsense and serving up some well deserved American fortitude and diplomacy.”

avidchimp wrote:

Tell me this, do Trump's balls smell like shit from his diaper or does he clean them before you put them in your mouth?

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Avid, I get some are frustrating (I use that term loosely) but you are so far above them, why give them even your time to respond...

Avid, I get some are frustrating (I use that term loosely) but you are so far above them, why give them even your time to respond, especially when you do it with something that's a down hill slide? You are so better than this.

TM

Yeah I agree T.M., not my best moment which is why I bow'd out gracefully. 🙂

12-14 hour days trying to get this show done and building this house has me beyond exhausted and I vented in a very unproductive way. I'll do better next time. 

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avidchimp wrote:

Tell me this, do Trump's balls smell like shit from his diaper or does he clean them before you put them in your mouth?

ToolMaker wrote:
Avid, I get some are frustrating (I use that term loosely) but you are so far above them, why give them even your time to respond...

Avid, I get some are frustrating (I use that term loosely) but you are so far above them, why give them even your time to respond, especially when you do it with something that's a down hill slide? You are so better than this.

TM

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Yeah I agree T.M., not my best moment which is why I bow'd out gracefully. 🙂12-14 hour days trying to get this show done and building...

Yeah I agree T.M., not my best moment which is why I bow'd out gracefully. 🙂

12-14 hour days trying to get this show done and building this house has me beyond exhausted and I vented in a very unproductive way. I'll do better next time. 

Believe me, I've made my share of less than desirable posts. There's only a hand full of people here that I actually have respect for (even knowing have diametrically opposed opinions to mine) that are solid people that I enjoy talking to. Not that my respect means anything to anyone.

TM

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Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue...

Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue that started this entire shit show?

Iran is going to get MORE funds than the Obama deal that was so "bad". It could be argued to have worked since Iran never nuked anybody during the deal right? And Trump attacked because they were "close" to having a nuke only 6 months after he also claimed the US obliterated the Nuclear program.  If Iran was able to restart and get back to the levels of being close enough to have a Nuclear weapon in about 6 months,  You could argue that they were never so close during Obama's agreement or they would have had a Nuke already right?  So with all of that said, how do You all feel about the cost that so far is not clear where  that $300B  will come from. That is what 5 or more times more than the amount they got under Obama's agreement that actually addressed the Enrichment and weapons , while this time it only gets them to start talking.  

 

What incentive will the US have to leverage an agreement after they hand over and unfreeze that large chunk of money?    Unfreezing the much smaller amount of money that's not unforzen as part of the early agreement, maybe another $50b. The threat of bombing them again?  Well then they close up the strait again and have a ton more money to play with. And still have support from Russia and China. 

 

 Seems like Trump underestimated Iran, and the real threat has been the disruption of shipping lanes, not Nuclear. Otherwise why spend so much to reopen and leave so little for the Nuke talks ?   

soggy wrote:

I’ll save you the anticipation. The answer is No. 

The level of not wanting to speak badly of anything Trump reminds me of my Sisters EX's parents. 

They came here from Russia and they refuse to ever say anything bad about Putin.  Not because they really like him, but because they fear he could have them killed.  Which I think is pretty silly to worry about since they are now fulltime US citizens and never intend on going back to Russia. So what are the chances Putin finds out some random Russian that moved to the US said he's a bad man? So crazy the grip Putin has on  some Russians.  

 

I'm not sure why there is so much resistance  by Trump's voters to  speak out about things they had a problem with others doing, but not when he is doing those same  or very similar things  . It's just the lack of being willing to openly criticize or push back on stuff that I see a similarity in, I'm not saying its   fear like with Putin.  It's  just made me wonder why.   It's interesting to me. I can't think of any other politician  who has ever had such a strange grip on people. Some similarities with others , but it's truly fascinating. 

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Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue...

Any Trump Supporters have an opinion on the amount of money Iran is rumored to be getting just to get back to talking about the issue that started this entire shit show?

Iran is going to get MORE funds than the Obama deal that was so "bad". It could be argued to have worked since Iran never nuked anybody during the deal right? And Trump attacked because they were "close" to having a nuke only 6 months after he also claimed the US obliterated the Nuclear program.  If Iran was able to restart and get back to the levels of being close enough to have a Nuclear weapon in about 6 months,  You could argue that they were never so close during Obama's agreement or they would have had a Nuke already right?  So with all of that said, how do You all feel about the cost that so far is not clear where  that $300B  will come from. That is what 5 or more times more than the amount they got under Obama's agreement that actually addressed the Enrichment and weapons , while this time it only gets them to start talking.  

 

What incentive will the US have to leverage an agreement after they hand over and unfreeze that large chunk of money?    Unfreezing the much smaller amount of money that's not unforzen as part of the early agreement, maybe another $50b. The threat of bombing them again?  Well then they close up the strait again and have a ton more money to play with. And still have support from Russia and China. 

 

 Seems like Trump underestimated Iran, and the real threat has been the disruption of shipping lanes, not Nuclear. Otherwise why spend so much to reopen and leave so little for the Nuke talks ?   

soggy wrote:

I’ll save you the anticipation. The answer is No. 

The level of not wanting to speak badly of anything Trump reminds me of my Sisters EX's parents. They came here from Russia and they refuse to...

The level of not wanting to speak badly of anything Trump reminds me of my Sisters EX's parents. 

They came here from Russia and they refuse to ever say anything bad about Putin.  Not because they really like him, but because they fear he could have them killed.  Which I think is pretty silly to worry about since they are now fulltime US citizens and never intend on going back to Russia. So what are the chances Putin finds out some random Russian that moved to the US said he's a bad man? So crazy the grip Putin has on  some Russians.  

 

I'm not sure why there is so much resistance  by Trump's voters to  speak out about things they had a problem with others doing, but not when he is doing those same  or very similar things  . It's just the lack of being willing to openly criticize or push back on stuff that I see a similarity in, I'm not saying its   fear like with Putin.  It's  just made me wonder why.   It's interesting to me. I can't think of any other politician  who has ever had such a strange grip on people. Some similarities with others , but it's truly fascinating. 

Trump supporters must hold the line at least until the midterms. Which is understandable.  It’s less about 100% agreement and more about ensuring Congressional elections/re-elections. After November Trump goes into full-time lame duck status while the republicans determine who’s next in line. Iran is simply a minor discussion point on the way to holding House and Senate majorities. 

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The best government we could have these days is a deadlocked government. Stop trying to fix stuff, all you do is break things more and add expense. 

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soggy wrote:

I’ll save you the anticipation. The answer is No. 

The level of not wanting to speak badly of anything Trump reminds me of my Sisters EX's parents. They came here from Russia and they refuse to...

The level of not wanting to speak badly of anything Trump reminds me of my Sisters EX's parents. 

They came here from Russia and they refuse to ever say anything bad about Putin.  Not because they really like him, but because they fear he could have them killed.  Which I think is pretty silly to worry about since they are now fulltime US citizens and never intend on going back to Russia. So what are the chances Putin finds out some random Russian that moved to the US said he's a bad man? So crazy the grip Putin has on  some Russians.  

 

I'm not sure why there is so much resistance  by Trump's voters to  speak out about things they had a problem with others doing, but not when he is doing those same  or very similar things  . It's just the lack of being willing to openly criticize or push back on stuff that I see a similarity in, I'm not saying its   fear like with Putin.  It's  just made me wonder why.   It's interesting to me. I can't think of any other politician  who has ever had such a strange grip on people. Some similarities with others , but it's truly fascinating. 

LoudLove wrote:
Trump supporters must hold the line at least until the midterms. Which is understandable.  It’s less about 100% agreement and more about ensuring Congressional elections/re-elections. After...

Trump supporters must hold the line at least until the midterms. Which is understandable.  It’s less about 100% agreement and more about ensuring Congressional elections/re-elections. After November Trump goes into full-time lame duck status while the republicans determine who’s next in line. Iran is simply a minor discussion point on the way to holding House and Senate majorities. 

I meant the regular people, the voters. Would the regular average Joe be thinking about that? Is Trump's grip that fragile that the republicans can not afford a random poster on Vital  to giving their opinion about the funding details of the Iran agreement ?  

That's the  thing that surprises me more. An example being  some of the non political stuff that was made political, and people changing their opinions to dislike said thing , even though they had no opinion or even agreed with and or enjoyed the thing before the party and Trump said it was bad. Like what does a Trump voter get out of  going from  making a living off selling Solar and wind energy that now won't touch those things anymore because Trump said they are bad.  That level of devotion and willingness to make big changes like that just because

 

I  know that as far as the Republican politicians themselves that support Trump, they need to keep towing the line or risk getting voted out. He's shown that to still be the case with the most recent election results.   So that I can understand they get a clear benefit. I would rather have leaders who vote and say things because they believe its the right thing for the people who elected them , but they are getting something out of the deal.. Biting their tongues to be able to get or keep their jobs  is more understandable than the efforts the regular non politician makes to avoid saying anything that could be perceived as disloyal.

 

It's interesting to me.   

 

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The best government we could have these days is a deadlocked government. Stop trying to fix stuff, all you do is break things more and add...

The best government we could have these days is a deadlocked government. Stop trying to fix stuff, all you do is break things more and add expense. 

Yes, regardless of who the President is, I think things might be better off if the opposing party always controlled congress.

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RichieW13 wrote:

Yes, regardless of who the President is, I think things might be better off if the opposing party always controlled congress.

Some semblance of balance. I get that. 

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byke wrote:
The best government we could have these days is a deadlocked government. Stop trying to fix stuff, all you do is break things more and add...

The best government we could have these days is a deadlocked government. Stop trying to fix stuff, all you do is break things more and add expense. 

RichieW13 wrote:

Yes, regardless of who the President is, I think things might be better off if the opposing party always controlled congress.

Especially with how close the elections have been. It shows that a big number of people's views wouldn't be represented if a single party had full control and did not want to do things with that in mind. Things are so partisan these days . Having the power split like that would give everybody a  voice, well closer to everybody.  And also make it harder for the fringe policies to be approved. It would either force compromise or hopefully stop either party from doing stuff that swung radically  one way or the other.  

 

It's too bad that The House and Senate  often seem to forget their job is not  to blindly  support the president when their party's holding the office. They are supposed to be more of an equal to the President and the only people who can hold  a president accountable for anything.  Impeachment is the only punishment  applicable to the president . 

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From the White House. We'll find out Friday how accurate it is."The supposed text of the MOU that was obtained by CNN does not reflect the...

From the White House. We'll find out Friday how accurate it is.

"The supposed text of the MOU that was obtained by CNN does not reflect the language of the actual MOU,”

TM

I'll leave the CNN text here, so it can be compare to the actual MOU when it's released...

  1. The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran and their allies in the current war are signing this MOU to declare the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon, and undertake from now on not to initiate any war or any military operation against each other, and to refrain from the threat or use of force against each other, and ensuring the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Lebanon. The final deal will confirm the permanent termination of the war on all fronts, including in Lebanon and other provisions of this paragraph.
  2. The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran undertake to respect each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and to refrain from interfering in each other’s internal affairs.
  3. The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran commit to negotiating and achieving the final deal in maximum 60 days, extendable with mutual consent.
  4. Immediately upon the signing of this MOU, the United States of America will begin the removal of its naval blockade and any disturbances or impediments against the Islamic Republic of Iran, and will fully end the naval blockade within 30 days. During this period, the traffic of vessels will be in proportion to the numbers of pre-war traffic being restored by the Islamic Republic of Iran. The United States of America further undertakes to remove its forces from the proximity of the Islamic Republic of Iran within 30 days after the final deal.
  5. Upon the signing of this MOU, the Islamic Republic of Iran will make arrangements using its best efforts for the safe passage of commercial vessels with no charge, for 60 days only, from the Persian Gulf to the Sea of Oman and vice versa. The traffic of commercial vessels will immediately start, and considering the need for removing the technical and military obstacles and demining by the Islamic Republic of Iran will be instated within 30 days. The Islamic Republic of Iran will conduct dialog with the Sultanate of Oman to define the future administration and maritime services in the Strait of Hormuz in discussion with other Persian Gulf littoral states in line with the applicable international law and the sovereign rights of coastal states of the Strait of Hormuz.
  6. The United States of America undertakes with regional partners to develop a definitive, mutually agreed plan with at least USD 300 billion for the reconstruction and economic development of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The mechanism for the implementation of this plan will be finalized as part of a final deal within 60 days. All required licenses, waivers, and permissions needed for the relevant financial transactions will be granted by the United States of America.
  7. The United States of America undertakes to terminate all types of sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran, including the United Nations Security Council resolutions.
  8. The Islamic Republic of Iran reaffirms that it shall not procure or develop nuclear weapons. The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran have agreed to resolve the disposition of stockpile enriched material pursuant to a mechanism that will be mutually agreed upon in accordance with the schedule mentioned in paragraph seven with the minimum methodology to be down blended on site under the supervision of the IAEA. The two parties also agreed to discuss the issue of enrichment and other mutually agreed matters related to the Islamic Republic of Iran’s nuclear needs, based on a satisfactory framework being agreed upon in the final deal. The final deal will confirm the provisions of this paragraph. The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran acknowledge the critical importance of the nuclear issues above mentioned. They express their intention to immediately address these issues in the negotiations in order to achieve mutual agreement on them.
  9. Pending the final deal, the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran agree to maintain the status quo. The Islamic Republic of Iran will maintain the current status quo of its nuclear program, and the United States of America will not impose any new sanctions and will not deploy additional forces in the region.
  10. The United States of America undertakes that immediately upon the signing of this MOU and until the termination of sanctions, US Department of Treasury will issue waivers for the export of Iranian crude oil, petroleum products, and derivatives, and all associated services, including banking transactions, insurances, transportation, etc.
  11. The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran agree that an executive mechanism will be established to monitor the successful implementation of this MOU and the future compliance of the final deal.
  12. After signing this MOU, and subject to the beginning of the implementation of paragraphs 1, 4, 5, 10, and 11 of this MOU, and the continuing implementation of these measures, the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran will start negotiations regarding the final deal exclusively on the other paragraphs.
  13. The final deal will be endorsed by a binding UNSC resolution.
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If CNN's MOU is correct, Trump has already violated part of paragraph 1. "refrain from the threat or use of force against each other"...

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I don't understand why hands off Lebanon is stated but no mention of Israel. US has not attacked Lebanon. So, why the exclusion?

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15 hours ago
bonseff wrote:

I don't understand why hands off Lebanon is stated but no mention of Israel. US has not attacked Lebanon. So, why the exclusion?

It might be because Lebanon has been invaded, but Israel hasn't been invaded.

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15 hours ago

So, it was all for fucking nothing. Iran‘s nuclear arms program goes on unbroached. 

SMMFDH

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14 hours ago
MoogenKen wrote:

So, it was all for fucking nothing. Iran‘s nuclear arms program goes on unbroached. 

SMMFDH

It's worst than that, the conflict has confirmed the US will put all it's resources into protecting Israel, but cannot protect other Gulf State allies, those allies may seek other alliances.

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