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From the Free Beacon:
- White House Says It's “entirely Likely”, “even Expected” That Iran Will Use Money We Released For Terrorism
From the Free Beacon: White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday it was “entirely likely” and “even expected” that Iran will continue to support terrorism as it receives tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief through the Iran nuclear...
- U.s. Officials Conclude Iran Deal Violates Federal Law
From Fox News: Some senior U.S. officials involved in the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal have privately concluded that a key sanctions relief provision – a concession to Iran that will open the doors to tens of billions of dollars in U.S.-backed...
- Two Huge Stories About The Obama Administration's Malfeasance Vis A Vis Iran
SENATORS RUBIO, KIRK: OBAMA IS SENDING SECRET LETTERS TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS PROMISING THAT NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST THEM IF THEY DO BUSINESS WITH IRAN (WHICH IS A VIOLATION OF THE TREATY THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION NEGOTIATED) From Ace of Spades:...
- Iran Withdraws $75 Billion From Europe
Does this mean that things are finally getting serious in the faceoff with Iran over their nuclear project? From Reuters: TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran has withdrawn around $75 billion from Europe to prevent the assets from being blocked under threatened new...
- Well, Of Course, What Do You Expect? It's Europe
Europe resists America's Call To Curb Ties With Iran: European governments are resisting Bush administration demands that they curtail support for exports to Iran and that they block transactions and freeze assets of some Iranian companies, officials...
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Obama Regime Advising Global Banks On Ways To Give Iran Money
From the Free Beacon:
The Obama administration is now advising foreign banks on how to bypass existing U.S. sanctions when dealing with Iran, according to the State Department, which disclosed that officials are offering guidance on how to grant the Islamic Republic access to billions of dollars in frozen assets.
However, the administration would not comment when pressed by reporters on whether foreign banks would be permitted to conduct monetary transactions with Iran using American dollars.
State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner told reporters that the U.S. is committed to helping Iran access billions of dollars in frozen assets that are currently stored in banks across the globe.
Some financial institutions have been hesitant to deal with Iran following the comprehensive nuclear agreement out of fear that such transactions might violate U.S. sanctions barring transaction with the Islamic Republic.
“It is incumbent on us to live up to our end of this deal,” Toner said, referring to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. “Part of that is to, you know, is to advise these banks and governments.”
- White House Says It's “entirely Likely”, “even Expected” That Iran Will Use Money We Released For Terrorism
From the Free Beacon: White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday it was “entirely likely” and “even expected” that Iran will continue to support terrorism as it receives tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief through the Iran nuclear...
- U.s. Officials Conclude Iran Deal Violates Federal Law
From Fox News: Some senior U.S. officials involved in the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal have privately concluded that a key sanctions relief provision – a concession to Iran that will open the doors to tens of billions of dollars in U.S.-backed...
- Two Huge Stories About The Obama Administration's Malfeasance Vis A Vis Iran
SENATORS RUBIO, KIRK: OBAMA IS SENDING SECRET LETTERS TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS PROMISING THAT NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST THEM IF THEY DO BUSINESS WITH IRAN (WHICH IS A VIOLATION OF THE TREATY THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION NEGOTIATED) From Ace of Spades:...
- Iran Withdraws $75 Billion From Europe
Does this mean that things are finally getting serious in the faceoff with Iran over their nuclear project? From Reuters: TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran has withdrawn around $75 billion from Europe to prevent the assets from being blocked under threatened new...
- Well, Of Course, What Do You Expect? It's Europe
Europe resists America's Call To Curb Ties With Iran: European governments are resisting Bush administration demands that they curtail support for exports to Iran and that they block transactions and freeze assets of some Iranian companies, officials...