{"id":36740,"date":"2022-03-03T06:23:57","date_gmt":"2022-03-03T11:23:57","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/angry.net\/blog2\/?p=36740"},"modified":"2022-03-03T06:23:57","modified_gmt":"2022-03-03T11:23:57","slug":"biden-not-really-interested-in-sanctions-on-russia-it-seems","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/angry.net\/blog2\/?p=36740","title":{"rendered":"Biden not really interested in Sanctions on Russia it seems"},"content":{"rendered":"

Good day all. Since Vladimir Putin invaded the Ukraine, people around the world have been demanding that their governments enact economic sanctions on Russia, Putin and the Russian oligarchs. The Bumbles Dementia maladministration has been rather reticent in enacting sanctions that would really hit Russia, namely ending imports of Russian oil.<\/p>\n

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The whole oil thing is another story of course, however there appears to be something else going on and why Dementia Joe isn\u2019t so hot to punish Putin and the Soviet Union<\/i><\/span> Russia. Here are the interesting details from the Washington Free Beacon<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n

Even as Moscow invades Ukraine, the Biden administration is relying on Russia to solidify a revamped nuclear agreement with Iran, a deal that senior Republican foreign policy leaders say will be approved in the coming days without any input from Congress. <\/b><\/p>\n

Oh gee, what a surprise. This corrupt senile old fool is going to try an enact a treaty without bothering with the little detail of submitting it to Congress, much like Obama did. I suspect the reason he won\u2019t involve congress is the same reason Obama didn\u2019t. It hands the Iranians everything they want, probably including more pallet loads of cash.<\/p>\n

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As Russian forces press further into Ukraine, threatening to spark a world war, the Biden administration is rushing to finalize a Russia-brokered nuclear deal with Iran, Rep. Michael McCaul (R., Texas), the lead Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told the <\/b>Washington Free Beacon<\/b><\/em>. <\/b><\/p>\n

“Russia’s further invasion of Ukraine is reprehensible, but we can’t lose sight of the next national security crisis as it forms before our eyes:\u00a0The Biden administration is reportedly rushing to finalize a deal with Iran, brokered by Russia, that it does not want Congress to review, in violation of U.S. law,” McCaul said. <\/b><\/p>\n

You don\u2019t think the maladministration cares one wit about the law and the Constitution do you? Dementia Joe has always had an authoritarian streak in him and it\u2019s only gotten worse as his mental state has worsened, Add to that all the closet totalitarians around him and is it any wonder he is ignoring congress as he hands Iran nukes?<\/p>\n

Throughout the conflict, the Biden administration has kept diplomatic channels with Moscow open in the hopes it can push Iran into accepting a deal that will provide the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism with billions of dollars in cash windfalls. <\/b><\/p>\n

First, keeping diplomatic channels open is exactly the correct thing to do. What isn\u2019t correct is once again providing Iran the means to kill Americans. When we had President Trump in office, his answer to Iran was to turn the commander of the state terrorist force into barbecued road kill.<\/p>\n

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Instead, this drooling idiot and that incompetent clown of a secretary of state, Andrew \u201cRapid Eye\u201d Blinken are once again going to give Iran everything they want. If they think Israel is going to stand by and let Iran build and deploy nukes, then I have a bridge ans some swampland you might be interested in.<\/p>\n

McCaul and other Republican foreign policy leaders who spoke to the <\/b>Free Beacon<\/b><\/em> about the situation warned that this reliance on Moscow is undermining American and European efforts to isolate Russian president Vladimir Putin for his unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. These lawmakers say the conflict threatens to distract attention from negotiations surrounding a new nuclear deal, providing the Biden administration with an opportunity to skirt congressional review of any deal. <\/b><\/p>\n

“Congressional review of any Iran nuclear deal was enacted with broad bipartisan support to ensure legislative oversight of any dealings regarding the nuclear program of the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism,” McCaul said. “If the administration circumvents Congress, that is a blinking red light for the American people that this is a bad deal.” <\/b><\/p>\n

This would be an actual impeachable offense. Of course, the Communazis will always move to protect the senile idiot. They would rather impeach the Greatest President of the 21st<\/sup> Century, Donald Trump again.<\/p>\n

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Congressional Republicans stand mostly united in opposition to a new deal and have warned the Biden administration that if it signs an agreement without first consulting Congress, as required by law, that deal\u2014and sanctions relief included within it\u2014will be dead on arrival. <\/b><\/p>\n

“This is a Reagan moment for our country, but we have a Carter president in the White\u00a0House,” Rep. Darrell Issa (R., Calif.), also a House Foreign Affairs Committee member, told the <\/b>Free Beacon<\/b><\/em>. “The Biden Doctrine for foreign policy is acquiesce to our enemies and hope for the best. It’s bound to fail everywhere it’s been tried.” <\/b><\/p>\n

Representative Issa, you rally can\u2019t compare Dementia Joe Biden, with his decades of foreign policy experience with Jimmy Carter. Carter finally learned from his stupidity and mismanagement. Of course, his answer was to reopen the Selective Service and wag his finger when the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. (Carter is now considered the third worst president in the last 150 years. Obama is number two and Biden now takes the top spot and is rapidly moving to number one of all time)<\/p>\n

While President Joe Biden has vowed to break relations with Russia as a result of its Ukraine invasion, the reliance on Moscow in Iran talks signals that these promises will not be enforced. <\/b><\/p>\n

“It’s obvious that Russia should no longer serve as one of the key intermediaries brokering an Iran deal,” said one senior congressional official who works on foreign policy matters. “We need to be isolating Russia not just economically, but also diplomatically. There is absolutely no chance that Russia has U.S. national security interests in mind when it comes to Iran’s nuclear program.” <\/b><\/p>\n

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As to just what this maladministration considers compromise and keeping Iran from developing, and using, nuclear weapons?<\/p>\n

In one major concession, the United States is repo<\/a>rtedly<\/a> allowing Iran to keep its advanced nuclear centrifuges, which are capable of quickly enriching uranium, the key component in an atomic bomb, to levels needed to power a weapon. Initially, the West was pressing for Iran to destroy these centrifuges to prevent Tehran from getting within reach of a bomb. <\/b><\/p>\n

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The Biden administration earlier this month also preemptively waived some sanctions on Iran as part of its bid to generate good will in the talks. These sanction waivers allow countries like Russia and China to legally build out portions of Iran’s civilian nuclear program. <\/b><\/p>\n

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This is style of negotiation was exactly what Neville Chamberlain engaged in with Adolph Hitler. Chamberlain handed Czechoslovakia\u2019s territory, including all their defense zones, to the Germans and got…World War Two.<\/p>\n

These concessions, which show that the United States has moved much further toward Iran’s negotiating position in the year since diplomacy started, highlight the need for Congress to legally review the deal. <\/b><\/p>\n

“Congress needs be involved in any potential Iran nuclear deal to prevent President Biden from blundering his way into yet another foreign policy screw up,” Rep. Tim Burchett (R., Tenn.), another House Foreign Affairs Committee member, told the <\/b>Free Beacon<\/b><\/em>. “This administration’s track record handling our adversaries isn’t exactly great.” <\/b><\/p>\n

I disagree Representative Burchett. Biden\u2019s track record is perfect. He\u2019s batting zero, and maintaining his perfect record with regards to foreign policy. He\u2019s been able to do this for 50 years. That\u2019s a remarkable achievement in abject failure.<\/p>\n

Rep. Lee Zeldin (R., N.Y.) expressed similar concerns and told the <\/b>Free Beacon<\/b><\/em> he is certain that Biden will employ President Barack Obama’s playbook\u2014which included circumventing Congress to ink a deal with Iran that was ultimately non-binding. <\/b><\/p>\n

“If Biden rejoins the Iran Deal without submitting it to Congress as a treaty and receiving two-thirds approval from the Senate, this agreement will be just as non-binding as the JCPOA was originally in 2015,” Zeldin said, using the Obama-era Iran deal’s formal acronym. “Between greenlighting Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline, failing to level sanctions on China for importing Iranian oil, and his desperation to rejoin the JCPOA, despite Iran possibly closing in on nuclear capabilities, Biden has repeatedly let down our allies and kowtowed to our adversaries on the world stage.” <\/b><\/p>\n

You\u2019re just now noticing this? You must have forgotten that Dementia Joe Biden has been wrong on every major and most minor foreign and domestic policy decisions for his entire career. Now he\u2019s in a position to do some real damage, including the potential for a nuclear terrorist attack in the United States. Even though, in this case, he is continuing his boss\u2019s policies, (Obama), he is also showing that Obama was right about Joe Biden.<\/p>\n

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