Quote:I double your chuckle at taking a commentator's statements as fact.


 

From your article:


 

 

Because the agreement only puts off that prospect on paper.


 

In April, Obama's national security advisor said one of the requirements for an agreement is anytime/anywhere inspections. Now that the truth is out that the inspections must be arranged and negotiated beforehand, Obama's national security advisor claims "We never sought anytime/anywhere inspections."


 

In the south, we call that lying.


 

When inspections have to be negotiated, there is plenty of time to move bomb-making equipment and parts to a different place. Iran will continue to build a bomb.


 

The sanctions have been lifted and Iran has agreed to ... basically nothing in return. And the US has billions in Iranian money locked up; that will be freed up too as part of the deal. So even if Russia and China weren't on board with the sanctions, the US still had a big bargaining chip that was just given away.