Ambassador Haley spoke at the American Enterprise Institute about the Iran deal future

US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said that the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, the JCPOA, was a bad agreement which Iran has repeatedly violated.
Ambassador Haley spoke at the American Enterprise Institute about the deal Tuesday, Sep 5, 2017.

The ambassador said that the JCPOA is "a very flawed and very limited agreement. But even so, Iran has been caught in multiple violations over the past year and a half."
She said that Iranian violations of the agreement began soon after it was signed. "In February 2016 – just a month after the agreement was implemented – the IAEA discovered Iran had exceeded its allowable limit of heavy water. Nine months later, Iran exceeded the heavy water limit again. Both times, the Obama Administration helped Iran get back into compliance and refused to declare it a violation."
Ambassador Haley accused the Obama Administration of putting the deal ahead of all other concerns and said that the JCPOA prevents the US and the international community from acting to put an end to Iran's other destabilizing activities, such as its control of multiple international terrorist organizations.

"Another major flaw in the JCPOA is its penalty provisions. Whether an Iranian violation is big or small – whether it is deemed to be material or non-material – the deal provides for only one penalty. That penalty is the re-imposition of sanctions," she said
"And if sanctions are re-imposed, Iran is then freed from all the commitments it made.
"Think about that. There is an absurdly circular logic to enforcement of this deal. Penalizing its violations don’t make the deal stronger, they blow it up.
"Iran’s leaders know this. They are counting on the world brushing off relatively minor infractions, or even relatively major ones. They are counting on the United States and the other parties to the agreement being so invested in its success that they overlook Iranian cheating. That is exactly what our previous administration did."
Ambassador Haley said that US President Donald Trump would present his evaluation of Iranian compliance with the deal to Congress next month. Under the Corker-Cardin law, the president will also have to tell Congress whether the removal of sanctions on Iran continues to serve the interests of the US.
According to the ambassador, the US and the world must deal with all of Iran's actions and not subordinate its terrorist activity and ballistic missile development to a flawed deal on its nuclear program. "In short, we must consider the whole picture, not simply whether Iran has exceeded the JCPOA’s limit on uranium enrichment. We must consider the whole jigsaw puzzle, not just one of its pieces."
"That’s the judgment President Trump will make in October."

Iran and the nuclear deal

Ever since it was signed the JCPOA or nuclear deal have raised controversy in many parts of the world.  The deal gave Iran quite a lot of money when frozen assets were released. The regime has not used the money to aid the Iranian people but in fact used it to wage war in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen. 

Iran-US nuclear deal

Let’s take a look at the deal, it was an attempt to curb Irans plans of obtaining a nuclear bomb, there is only one problem, the regime have total control over the scientific and social environment in Iran and can easily hide reactors if they want to. the regime has also prevented observers from entering some facilities, therefore making it very difficult to survey Irans enriched plutonium and uranium stock. The deal was supposed to limit Irans heavy water plants and to limit the number of centrifuges. If that actually is the case remains to be seen when the nuclear deal expires.

Rouhani-Obama

 Obama’s appeasement policy has backfired badly, although it may have slowed down the process it has not been able to stop Iran's quest for a nuclear bomb. As we have seen in the recent months the Trump administration has little or no respect for the appeasement policy, they want to show Iran who is the boss, the Iranian lobby is terrified of this change of policy because they know that Trump actually is capable to curb all of Irans plans of a Shiite crescent in the middle east ruled from Tehran. The Iranian regime’s lobby also knows that if Trump wants a regime change in Iran it will happen. 

Nothing is more terrifying to the clerics than a regime change where they will be stripped of all power and privileges.  Therefore in these days, we see war scenarios coming from the pro regime agents in the USA particularly, they want to prevent Trump from laying more sanctions on the Iran regime.
There will be two scenarios with this deal, one if Trump cancels the deal Iran will have free hands to acquire a nuclear bomb and rest assure that is most likely to happen very soon. Even if we think Iran is not researching nuclear energy openly all is ready for a bomb. North Korea will give Iran regime all they need to become a nuclear power. Secondly, North Korea’s Kim will look like a Sunday school boy compared with the supreme terrorist of Iran Khamenei. 
The only solution to assure that Iran is nuclear free is to bring forth a regime change. The Iranian resistance has made it very clear that there will be no nuclear weapons in their future Iran, and they have also made it clear that one of their main goals is to bring peace and tranquility to the whole region, to end all wars. The ten point plan by the NCRI clearly states that Iran shall be nuclear free. 
Maryam Rajavi has stated that one of the main issues to be addressed when the regime change is a fact is that all Iranian troops will be called home to Iran, Iran will no longer be warmongering in Syria, Iraq or Yemen. And that the main task for the resistance will be to pave the way to democracy and freedom for the Iranian people and the Middle East.

Iran uses commercial Boeing jets for military purposes

26.08.17
By Zohair Ahmad
In these days, evidence has surfaced that the Iranian regime is using commercial air flights to transport soldiers from Iran into Syria. This is a breach of the nuclear agreement that Iran signed with US officials, an agreement that gave US aircraft producers license to sell aircraft and spear parts to the Iranian regime but was restricted to apply to commercial traffic only.

 This new photographic evidence comes at a point when top U.S. air carrier manufacturer Boeing moves forward with a multi-billion dollar deal to sell Iran Air a new modern fleet. Many congressmen have opposed the deal due to Iran’s longstanding use of commercial aircraft for military purposes, it remains unclear if the Obama administration was aware of this activity.

Afghan mercenaries send to Syria with Iran Air flight 

As a response to Iran's breach of the nuclear deal, four senior US

Paul Ryan call to Blacklist IRGC

Paul Ryan urges for the blacklisting of the IRGC he also wants to have non-nuclear sanctions on Iran. a fatal flaw of the nuclear deal that Obama signed with the regime is that even if Iran cooperates it will provide Tehran with a patient pathway to nuclear capability.  We must continue to punish the regime for their illicit actions with sanctions.
 

House Speaker Paul Ryan

In his recent Speach, he criticised Obama policy and said:
Let’s start with Iran, my views, your views and the nuclear deal struck by Obama are pretty darn well known. But we must not forget the failures of the past if we want to do better simply put this deal has been an unmitigated disaster. I don’t say that lightly we provided billions of dollars in sanctions relieve sent more than a billion dollars in cold, hard cash and opened up Tehran to the global markets and meanwhile, Iran has stepped up its support for terrorism increased its human rights abuses and ramped its ballistic missile program. All while keeping its sights on a nuclear weapon. Republicans in congress reputed this deal and for a good reason, it is dangerous for the United States and for the world.

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— Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) March 27, 2017