Trump's Saudi nuclear deal risks igniting a Middle East arms race, lawmakers warn
The agreement, which could let Riyadh enrich its own uranium within a decade, is sparking warnings that Turkey, Egypt and others could soon demand the same deal, unraveling years of U.S. nonproliferation policy.
So the country that flew jets into the Trade Towers and started the war on terror which completely changed the fabric of American life gets to have nukes. The same regime that cut Jamal Khashoggi into chunks small enough to put into a Safeway shopping bag gets to have nukes.
Do I have this right?
While another country with advanced medicine and who makes their own cars can't have nukes and must be Annihilated from the face of the earth because, if they had nukes it is a known fact they would let one of their nutcases use them.
Do I have this right?
QuoteWashington has spent decades enforcing severe economic sanctions, kinetic strikes, and intense military pressure against Iran specifically to dismantle its domestic uranium enrichment capabilities and block any path to a weapon. The official U.S. stance has long maintained that allowing regional states to master the nuclear fuel cycle introduces unacceptable proliferation risks.
The bullshit excuse to invade Iran no longer is needed apparently. That makes sense since Trump does not have a way to stop the war an excuse to keep it going is not needed.
And the Iran war is now old enough that most of America can be convinced that Biden started it anyway.
Those fucking Dems.