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Re: Obama Sends Iran a Nowruz Message, Calls Nuclear Talks a 'Historic Opportunity'
Naturally they are at the table.....they are part of Security Council and it's not like they wouldn't be. If such was the case the French wouldn't have sent BO peep a counter proposal and don't believe in the reducing the time down to 10 years.
Don't let that Democrats concern fool you on how there exists many in belief of this deal being a major concern.
Of course, some think the Iranians are good guys and can be trusted. Which Iran is glad to have those such as BO peep and yourself running around trying to get others to believe this misconception.
French leaders think the U.S. president is dangerously naïve on Iran's ambitions, and that his notion of making Iran an "objective ally" in the war against ISIS, or even a partner, together with Putin's Russia, to find a political solution to the Syrian crisis, is both far-fetched and "amateurish."
When Claude Angéli says that both France's Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, and its President, François Hollande, have told friends that they rely on "the support of the US Congress" to prevent Obama from giving in to Iran's nuclear ambitions, it is the kind of quote you can take to the bank. French diplomats worry that if Iran gets nuclear weapons, every other local Middle East power will want them. Among their worst nightmares is a situation in which Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia join the Dr. Strangelove club.
The French are still smarting from the last-minute reprieve Obama granted Syria, as the French air force was about to bomb the Assad regime's military positions back in 2013, because the U.S. President had been convinced by Russia that they had succeeded in making Syrian President Bashar al-Assad give up on the use of his chemical weapons. "Our Rafale fighters were about to scramble," a French air force officer is quoted as saying; "Hollande was furious."....snip~
http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/5391/france-iran-talks#.VQo9Ib16wC8.twitter
The French are still at the table, so they can use their position to influence the negotiations as they may. In the end though, all six countries have reiterated that any deal agreed to will deny a nuclear weaponized Iran. So other than your daily barrage of Democratic Party criticism, what's your concern?
Naturally they are at the table.....they are part of Security Council and it's not like they wouldn't be. If such was the case the French wouldn't have sent BO peep a counter proposal and don't believe in the reducing the time down to 10 years.
Don't let that Democrats concern fool you on how there exists many in belief of this deal being a major concern.
Of course, some think the Iranians are good guys and can be trusted. Which Iran is glad to have those such as BO peep and yourself running around trying to get others to believe this misconception.
French leaders think the U.S. president is dangerously naïve on Iran's ambitions, and that his notion of making Iran an "objective ally" in the war against ISIS, or even a partner, together with Putin's Russia, to find a political solution to the Syrian crisis, is both far-fetched and "amateurish."
When Claude Angéli says that both France's Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, and its President, François Hollande, have told friends that they rely on "the support of the US Congress" to prevent Obama from giving in to Iran's nuclear ambitions, it is the kind of quote you can take to the bank. French diplomats worry that if Iran gets nuclear weapons, every other local Middle East power will want them. Among their worst nightmares is a situation in which Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia join the Dr. Strangelove club.
The French are still smarting from the last-minute reprieve Obama granted Syria, as the French air force was about to bomb the Assad regime's military positions back in 2013, because the U.S. President had been convinced by Russia that they had succeeded in making Syrian President Bashar al-Assad give up on the use of his chemical weapons. "Our Rafale fighters were about to scramble," a French air force officer is quoted as saying; "Hollande was furious."....snip~
http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/5391/france-iran-talks#.VQo9Ib16wC8.twitter