Posted on 11/28/2013 11:57:06 AM PST by ColdOne
Kerry appeared in a short video explaining he "drove a very hard bargain" with Iranian negotiators to effectively set back their nuclear ambitions, The Hill reports.
"We drove a very hard bargain to achieve what we needed to in terms of our verification and certainty about where they're going," Kerry said. “We drove a hard bargain because we have one unwavering purpose in our goal: President Obama has been absolutely clear that Iran cannot and will not acquire a nuclear weapon
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I read the restrictions portion of the document. First it’s all just an agreement, there’s nothing that prevents them from ignoring the treaty altogether. They’ll get santions lifted, benefit economically, the people will love the government and then they’ll either continue enriching or pay North Korea to enrich their uranium. The restrictions do not explicitly include language that prohibits them from engaging a third party.
Lurch has a hooters radar lock. Or maybe it’s Lech!
That sure sounds like it was taken from a Monty Python sketch.
Why does Brer Rabbit come to mind???
(That is, of course, if you admire Monty Python!)
After reading it, the last line should have been something like:
IRANIAN DIPLOMAT:"Well, I know I shouldn't, but...I guess in the interest of a better world, I agree to your demands. You drive a very hard bargain!" (shakes hands with Kerry)
Even the pre-schoolers were busting a gut on this one by Kerry-Heinz.
Didn’t horses face put himself in for a medal after he wounded him self with a pin?
He shot himself in the butt with rice ..
How ???
well he’s a Democrat...
;o)
I can not really see how that would be possible as his horse face is already there.
Please Mr. Kerry don’t throw me in that brier patch...
Kerry does, and they happily scurry off to make their nukes...
He even gives them treats...
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