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November 11, 2013
More Lies: Kerry Misrepresents Iran's Nuke "Concessions"
The Administration is not just willing to lie, but eager to do so, in order to get what it wants.
The Administration wants a "victory" on Iran. And they are willing to call anything a "victory." So they're misrepresenting Iran's position in order to sell it to the world as "Obama wins major concessions."
Netanyahu feels Kerry lied to him.
[T]his weekend, his concern has been elevated to new heights. Unsourced reports on Friday night’s Israeli TV news programs suggested that the prime minister feels he has been misled by the Obama administration, and that the offer put on the table to the Iranians in Geneva — which would allow them to continue to enrich uranium to 3.5% and thus, in Israel’s assessment, to establish themselves as a “breakout” state capable of racing to the bomb at a time of their choosing — is far more dangerous than anything he had anticipated. As he declared Friday in that highly agitated Ben Gurion Airport appearance, Iran, under the deal on the table, “gets everything that it wanted at this stage and pays nothing.”
Ensconcing himself as the prime public face of international opposition to the deal taking shape in Geneva, Netanyahu openly acknowledged that he had pleaded with Kerry “not to rush to sign, to wait, to reconsider, to get a good deal… This is a bad deal, a very, very bad deal. It’s the deal of a century for Iran; it’s a very dangerous and bad deal for peace and the international community.”
In fact, Iran's being more honest on this point than our own government. They say uranium enrichment is their "Red Line," and unlike the case with our own government, their Red Lines cannot be crossed.
It falls to Israel and even France to point out that Iran is conceding nothing and Obama's and Kerry's fake "deal" simply allows them to continue building bombs -- but now without economic sanctions.