Quote (bogie160 @ 9 Jan 2020 19:58)
1) The picture is factually incorrect. It looks like we agree. The rest of your post is a complete non sequitur.
2) Two concerns were raised. That one, access to undeclared sites involved too long of a delay. Two, that military sites were off-limits. All the IAEA had to do was say "Don't worry, we've investigated military sites". Except they hadn't, and Iran made clear (explicitly) that they would not. These concerns were raised by 3rd parties first, and adopted by the administration second. I don't know why you accuse Goom of being a propagandist, you're an unrepentant shill.
3) 46 v 190 / 90 v 330.
If you want to say that it would be somewhat more challenging to occupy Iran that Vietnam, I would agree, although that's not really what anyone is proposing.
1) i'm glad i tought you a new term, it doesn't mean what you think it means though. i'm also glad we seem to agree that it's not even close between american imperialism in the last couple of decades, and whatever iran did in the similar time frame - which makes the picture rather representative of their real record - even if you insist on adding two minor items on the left side in order to call it 'technically incorrect', haha...
2) again, this is pure neocon propaganda. the IAEA stated unequivocally that it had access to ANY facilities in regards to which credible concerns were raised, but also clarified that they had no reason to follow trump's demands, and that they
didn't have ANY sign of iran violating the deal. this administration's efforts to sow distrust, by demanding unreasonable and previously not agreed upon items, they KNEW iran would reject out of espionage concerns, was a transparent move to fool ignorant people, and it worked like a charm - thank you for the demonstration.
3) 20 was already incredibly generous - and no matter how desperately you're trying to save face here by failing at math, the simple truth is that your point was simply incorrect. that's the problem with just googling information without knowing the context...