25,000 pounds of enriched uranium, dismantled/removed 2/3 of its centrifuges, filled up its heavy water reactor with concrete, and has allowed access to the supply chain and nuclear facilities.
Under the Iran Deal, there are multiple sanctions in place, like on missile technology and other standard weapons. Iran is also labeled as a sponsor of terrorism. There are also sanctions that extend to anyone connected Iran's terrorism support. Also, the U.S. has the right to target Iran's ballistic missiles as well as its human rights abuses and state censorship (if only we could do that to China). According to this deal, the U.S. will only life sanctions that are nuclear-related; the others...well they'll still be in place for a while. The plan is meant to limit the ability to develop nuclear weapons, but will it really work? I mean, they can definitely find other ways. Many people around the world claim that it is a good solution to prevent any military action.
In fact, even Saudi Arabia has said that this deal is worse than the nuclear pact Bill Clinton made with North Korea. Plus, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, has vowed to continue its anti-American policy. Can we really trust they will comply? The money that we already forked over can't be taken back. that's right, we basically made a "down-payment", a huge sum to them. Imagine what we could have done with that money... I don't know.. reform immigration? Another important fact is that Iran doesn't have to disclose its past nuclear activity, so we don't know what else they may do. Iran can still purchase weapons from other nations as the nuclear agreement doesn't cover that.
What's really odd is that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad congratulate Iran on the deal.....
Does the Iran Deal really protect our nation as well as the world's security? Well...for now we must be extremely cautious. You never know. Iran may actually comply, even though that is unlikely. The deal does have some benefits, but the drawbacks far outweigh the benefits. Now the problem is whether or not Trump's administration can "renegotiate the disastrous Iran Deal".
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alon-benmeir/the-good-the-bad-and-the_b_7849296.html
https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/node/328996
https://www.majorityleader.gov/2015/07/22/21-reasons-iran-deal-bad-deal/
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