The Iran War Hoax: The Iran Deal Dirty Tricks Never End

04 May 2018

New York Post And Agencies

All signs indicate the very entity known as the "Islamic Republic of Iran," once hijacking the 1979 revolution, is losing all its fundamental meanings.

Back in those days the mullahs now ruling Iran were able to take advantage of the trust placed in them by a nation of millions, especially considering their religious and political background.

Today, however, remarks are heard from Iranian regime officials acknowledging their unprecedented impasse.

Hossein Zolfaqari, Deputy Interior Minister in Security Affairs, raised eyebrows with his words regarding the protesters recently arrested in Iran.

"Most of the those arrested in [the recent] protest were individuals without any criminal history; 85 percent of them were under the age of 35. In this regard, one must take into consideration the fact that 70 percent of the country's population is under the age of 40. These protests have crossed social boundaries amongst all political backgrounds," he said according to the semi-official ISNA news agency.

Such remarks indicate that protesters across the country demanding better living conditions are being heard from the Iranian regime's entire ranks and file, and demonstrators are specifically seeking regime change.

However, there are those recently seen attempting to balloon two illusions about the Iranian regime.

First: War against Iran

Second: The fall of Iran's regime is tantamount to the destruction of Iran altogether!

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev himself acknowledged the fact that Iran lacks the capacity to further create crises and U.S. Republicans will soon turn out the light on Iran's revolution.

Unfortunately, such a mentality helps maintain the Iranian dictatorship in power. On the hoax of war against Iran he adds:

The world is gearing up for war and most certainly this battle will be against Iran to utilize the $7 trillion available in the Middle East, he adds.

Following Europe's failure to maintain the Iran nuclear deal intact, it appears Gorbachev is now the deal broker between the U.S. and the mullahs' regime.

Prior to his Iran deal signing with Tehran, former U.S. president Barack Obama also spoke of a possible attack on Iran.

At that time period, former Cuban leader Fidel Castro suddenly claimed to have credible information indicating a U.S. attack on Iran.

Obama was seeking to terrify Iran's mullahs into talks and Castro's remarks was a down payment for talks with Cuba.

These days, however, everyone is fully aware of such conspiracies and deceptions. We all know there will be no war against Iran and only the Iranian people and their organized resistance are able to stand in the face of this regime and bring it to an end through a dedicated struggle.

Iranian regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei understands the fact that there will be no war launched against Iran.

As a result, a series of Iranian elements, including lobbyists such as the National Iranian American Council, are crying wolf about the possibility of war against Iran.

Of course, one comes to realize that all parties behind such efforts have interests intertwined in maintaining the Iranian regime in power.

The Iran deal dirty tricks never end

Last week's revelation that ex-Ambassador Thomas Pickering pushed the Iran nuke deal while secretly working for Boeing makes you wonder: Were any of the deal's backers not paid for their support?

Boeing now stands to make $25 billion selling planes to Tehran. That's a nice return on its investment in Pickering, a respected ex-diplomat who has worked for the aircraft-maker for years.

Pickering played a key role in drumming up support for the nuke deal that made Boeing's sale possible. But neither he nor the company bothered to disclose their relationship at the time.

Nor was he the only one hawking the deal while secretly being paid by its supporters: A key White House ally, the Ploughshares Fund, also funneled piles of cash to friendly media. NPR, for one, got $100,000 to "report" on negotiations with Iran.

The cash helped feed the "echo chamber" that Obama aide Ben Rhodes cited as key to rallying support for the pact.

And now Team Obama's fighting a p.r. war to keep the deal alive. Administration officials, for example, admit that uranium particles found at Iran's Parchin military base likely came from a nuclear-weapons program there.

The particles, unearthed by UN watchdogs last year, are the first physical proof of nuke-building efforts. But Team Obama buried the news of the find and pooh-poohs its significance.

Uranium at the site by itself doesn't "definitively prove anything," an Obama aide told The Wall Street Journal.

Well, maybe not "definitively." But Iran earlier removed truckloads of soil from the site — a clear attempt to hide evidence. It won't let the UN folks interview its scientists. And under the nuke deal, inspectors can't even collect more samples.

Fact is, even Obama & Co. say they believe Iran tried to build nukes — meaning it has blatantly lied all along. Yet in selling the accord, President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry vowed they'd force Iran to "come clean." Guess the mullahs weren't the only ones who lied.

There's more: Kerry's now telling the world it's safe to resume trade with the terror-sponsoring mullahs — infuriating the Treasury Department, which warns that sanctions remain in effect. And The Washington Free Beacon reports that State is pushing to renege on a promise to ban Iran from the US financial system.

Meanwhile, Obama has refused to punish Russia for illegally selling Iran S-300 surface-to-air missiles — despite his authority to use sanctions under a 1992 law. An aide at State told the Beacon the president had yet to decide how to respond to the sale — or whether to respond at all.

Obama & Co. used every sleazy trick in the book to get this rotten deal through. Now, to keep it alive, he's breaking every vow he made about it. 

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