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What he say?

Cant trust them. About as much as you could pick them up and toss them.

What I mean is that you cant trust what they say.

They really dont mean what they say.
- Death to America (Psst, will you be my Valentine?)
- We'll wipe them off the face of the earth! (Excuse me, you have a morsel of food there in the corner of your mouth. Mouth! As in on your face. May I wipe it off your face?)
- Nuclear power is for domestic consumption (How would you like your nuclear warhead? Sunny side up or over easy?)

But we can trust what they do.

But you can keep your doctor and the plan you hold so dear.

How do you spell IRS? NSA?

Fast and Furious. Love that show. Shame that Border agent was killed. I read they had to retire his character.

Is it Brylcream, Ben-gay or Benghazi?

I dont know.

One, a lil dab will do ya. The other takes the ache out of pain. And the third? I'm sorry. You talkin to me?

Unfortunately, you are absolutely correct on not being able to trust them. However, that concern is not exclusive to just Iran. The area has been operating that way since the days of Mesopotamia.

Coercion, subjugation, deception, controlling and brutality have been a method of policy in many aspects of that culture from religion to business to government to war.

There are MANY good people in the middle east, but it is the bully, so to speak, that controls the way of life. Look at the Al Quida infiltrating Iraq again through bombing of their own people, and the Taliban terrorizing their fellow Afgans into succumbing to their ways.

Peace is an elusive concept in that part of the world. It seems that kindness, altruism, and goodness is a weakness to be exploited not embraced.

The fact they are not trustworthy is well known.

At the reveal of the proposed inspection and disclosure process, Kerry actually did say, they can't be trusted, and that is why the inspection and access is part of the deal. If that doesn't go smoothly, the deal is off, right?

The Iranian economy is in the tubes and headed to the sewer, this deal offers a ray of hope, but he still has to spin it for the hardliners at home. What do you expect him to say: "this is a small step to rebuilding the economy and all we had to do was let the dirty infidels access to our nuclear program, and stop building the weapons that the whole world knows we have been trying to make despite our proclaimations to the contrary"?

Me thinks the moolah's care less 'bout the economy or anyone not in lockstep.
Their goal? The ability to blackmail anyone at anytime.
They have no shortage of suicide bomber wannabes.

Their economy isn't even in the bathroom, let alone the turlit.
With the Chi-Coms and Vlad the Impaler they can get whatever they need.


We all want peace, by our own definition. But with Neville Chamberlin as an example we can see, with eyes wide shut where this will end up.

You don't need Geo-political genius to see this unfolding.
Actionable operations? Two testicles and half a brain will do.