UK, France, and Germany Begin Process of Holding Iran Accountable for Restarting Its Nuke Program; May "Snapback" Previous Sanctions to Full

If the former sanctions are "snapped back," Iran would face an even more strangulating embargo.

It would also mean the end of Obama's Corrupt Collusion with Iran.

France, Britain and Germany formally triggered the dispute mechanism in Iran’s nuclear deal on Tuesday, the strongest step the Europeans have taken so far to enforce an agreement that requires Iran to curb its nuclear programme.

Boris Johnson says that if the old Obama deal is finished, then it's time to get on board with "the Trump deal."

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in an interview Tuesday that he welcomed replacing the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal with a new agreement negotiated by President Trump.

"If we're going to get rid of it, let's replace it and let's replace it with the Trump deal," Johnson told BBC, referencing the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.

I'm not sure the current Iranian regime will even be around in a year.

By the way: Iran is making impotent threats about snapback sanctions.

RUMORS THAT #IRAN WILL SHUT DOWN STRAIT OF HORMUZ IF SNAPBACK SANCTIONS ARE ENFORCED UNDER JCPOA. -AP

Well, you can try.

And speaking of access to the sea -- how long do you think your main seaport, Kharg Island, would remain unbombed if you tried that?

How are you going to get your oil out -- or your gasoline in? (Iran doesn't have the capability of producing its own gasoline from oil. They silly savages have to import it.)

Fun fun fun.

Speaking as a citizen of the largest oil producing country in the world: I could give an eff if you did shut down the Strait of Hormuz. Gasoline would go up a nickel per gallon. For a month. Not something that's going to crash our economy.

But what is Iran going to do without Kharg Island?

Below, more protests -- and Iran is responding in its usual way, slaughtering people.

This is pretty good:

posted by Ace at 02:06 PM

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