John Kerry quietly seeking to salvage Iran deal he helped craft

a reply to: infolurker

He's acting like a foreign agent,should be arrested and shot at sunrise,the damn traitor

originally posted by: dfnj2015
a reply to: infolurker

The World Bank hates Iran the same way they hated the United States during the Civil War. No country is allowed to print their own currency. That is a violation of the Federal Reserve religion. And the Federal Reserve will keep printing money until Iran is destroyed.

Or us, whichever comes first.
They still benefit.

originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: infolurker

What in the hell is John Kerry doing?

What the hell is Trump doing? I thought he was draining the swamp? Instead he brought on warhawk neocons like Bolton into his administration and he wants to break up a deal that's helping to maintain peace with Iran. Sending more bombs to Syria in the process.

John Kerry seems to care about avoiding war.

Nah, it couldn't be about backdoor dealings or anything.
Kerry's such a stand up guy, why he's even made friends with terrorists.
Nahhhh, no subversion going on......(puts head back into sand)

originally posted by: RazorV66
a reply to: infolurker

Time to hang that treasonous bastard.

"I am groot"

a reply to: infolurker

What in the hell is John Kerry doing?

Trying to prevent another unnecessary war , with the deal Iran is monitored and has some protection against attack without the deal they are free to continue their program as a defense against Israeli aggression.

Is this even legal?

Why wouldn't it be ?

a reply to: infolurker

If true then it should be looked at to see if laws were broken and if so prosecuted.

has he done the paper work spelling out his work on behalf of a foreign nation?

I am fairly certain going to work on behalf of a hostile nation might have a rule or two against it, could be wrong ill freely admit.

Iran has been tagged as holding deep ties to a terrorist organization, should be interesting if his meddling where he shouldn't be finally catches up with him.

Its not the first time, and he should have gone to jail when it was his first time.

He should be arrested as soon as he returns to the United States.

Arrogant f**k.

a reply to: Irishhaf

has he done the paper work spelling out his work on behalf of a foreign nation?

Is he doing it in an official capacity or as a concerned Former Secretary of State trying to stop America from making a mistake ?
There is nothing to be gained from scrapping the deal , it's a retrograde step that only gives support to those who seek confrontation.

Iran has been tagged as holding deep ties to a terrorist organization, should be interesting if his meddling where he shouldn't be finally catches up with him.

As do most other nations not least America who have provided support for "terrorist organizations" around the world for decades and still do to this day.

a reply to: gortex

Trying to prevent another unnecessary war

Like Libya, Syria and Yemen?


No thanks Lurch. We can do better.

a reply to: gortex

I am not excusing Americas failure and support of terror groups under the previous administration, but Irans connections through the revolutionary guard run a bit deeper than support.

Also he no longer holds a position in the govt right, so what legal standing does he have to lobby foreign nations to work against his home country?

a reply to: pavil

Like Libya, Syria and Yemen?

No , like Afghanistan and Iraq but with greater consequences.

a reply to: Irishhaf

Also he no longer holds a position in the govt right, so what legal standing does he have to lobby foreign nations to work against his home country?

He's acting as a citizen with connections so I don't think he's breaking any laws , most if not all foreign nations involved in the deal want it to continue as does anyone who sees the benefits of keeping Iran's weapons program under scrutiny.

a reply to: gortex

I think we have different ideas on what scrutiny means, and probably just leave it at we agree that we disagree.