Marz sees nothing wrong with the Iran deal
Ron Marz has a very weak view of the Iran deal, as he notes with the following:
As expected, all this incompetent man can do is act like an ostrich. It does nothing to prevent Iran from continuing with the nuclear manufacturing, and according to this polling, 74% of Israelis don't think the deal will stop Iran's evil positions either. David Weinberg said that:
Since we're on the subject, Marz also tweeted:
It sure is mysterious how somebody taking such a weak, naive view of deals made with autocracies has no problem with a guy like Kirby who's famous for fighting them during WW2.
#PlutoFlyby and #IranDeal. Tuesday is shaping up pretty okay, huh?— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) July 14, 2015As expected, all this incompetent man can do is act like an ostrich. It does nothing to prevent Iran from continuing with the nuclear manufacturing, and according to this polling, 74% of Israelis don't think the deal will stop Iran's evil positions either. David Weinberg said that:
Ahead of the accord reached between the P5+1 and Iran Tuesday, The New York Times reported that it was expected to be a "political agreement," not a "legally binding treaty."And I've got a feeling even Marz realizes that. Former major-general Yaakov Amidror also says it simply makes Iran stronger, because sanctions will be lifted, and the Iranian autocracy wasn't required to stop its missile building.
Since we're on the subject, Marz also tweeted:
August 28th, come party with us for Jack Kirby's Birthday, to benefit @heroinitiative! https://t.co/Jf9b0ATdfI pic.twitter.com/thZCY5KrT5
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) July 14, 2015It sure is mysterious how somebody taking such a weak, naive view of deals made with autocracies has no problem with a guy like Kirby who's famous for fighting them during WW2.
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And Wilson's telling us how wonderful Iran is.
Posted by
Anonymous |
12:47 PM
Ron Marz rage in 10...9...8...
Posted by
Anonymous |
1:53 PM
Nothing to say about Pakistan or North Korea's own nuclear stockpiles? That aside, you aren't hoping for an internal burnout like with Russia?
Posted by
Drag |
3:36 PM
I'm hoping for an internal burnout, or a revolution, or an earthquake, or anything that will delay Iran's nuclear R&D until after January 2017. Hopefully, by then, there will be an American in the White House.
Or maybe Egypt, Jordan, or Saudi Arabia will take military action and bomb Iran's reactors. The Israelis could do it, but I wouldn't put it past Bathhouse Barry to order the USAF to shoot down the IDF planes before they could reach Iran.
Posted by
Anonymous |
4:02 PM
The countries of the Middle East bombing themselves out of existence: what a novel idea! I wonder why said countries never tried this stunt before?
Posted by
Drag |
10:37 PM