McCain, Graham, Menendez
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3 zionists who must be removed from our government asap by any means 
necessary.

On Tuesday, January 14, 2014 8:34:31 PM UTC-6, MJ wrote:
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> *McCain and Graham Go To Work Against Iran Agreement *Written by Daniel 
> McAdams<http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/congress-alert.aspx?author=Daniel+McAdams>
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> Tuesday January 14, 2014
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> Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) continue to pull out 
> all stops in attempt to scuttle the six-month interim agreement between the 
> P5+1 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P5+1> and Iran. The agreement is meant 
> to provide some space for negotiations to continue between the two sides 
> while allowing for some confidence to be built in place of a decades-long 
> hostile relationship.
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> The six month water-testing agreement is not meant as a permanent 
> agreement nor is it a legally-binding Chapter VII UNSC resolution. 
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> Nevertheless, the neocons, led by Messrs McCain and Graham, are determined 
> to plant as many IEDs along the road to diplomatic resolution as possible.
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> Today McCain and Graham issued another joint 
> release<http://www.mccain.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ID=abac1126-8b42-478c-bbc6-a12d053bcc85>,
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> this time raising the red flag over a rumor they heard that the agreement 
> included some implementation language to which they had not yet been privy. 
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> What has the Senators so concerned? Rumors that for the next six months: Iran 
> will be permitted to keep all of its nuclear facilities open, continue its 
> enrichment of uranium, and maintain and even expand its nuclear research, 
> including into next-generation centrifuges.
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> Even if this "nonpaper <http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/non-paper> " has 
> been included as part of the six-month deal, it is hardly the revelation 
> that the Senators would have us to believe. All of these activities are 
> already permitted by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty of which Iran is 
> a signatory. 
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> Yes, Iran is already allowed to engage in these activities according to 
> existing international treaty to which the US is also a party, meaning the 
> US recognizes this existing right.
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> But the Senators are trying to make something of nothing to push their pet 
> project: passage of Sens. Menendez and Kirk's green light to war 
> legislation, the Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act.
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> They conclude their hyperactive press release by pushing their real 
> agenda: these reports only add greater urgency to the calls from an 
> increasing number of members of Congress on both sides of the aisle to pass 
> new bipartisan sanctions legislation as soon as possible.
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> As Patrick Buchanan points 
> out<http://original.antiwar.com/buchanan/2014/01/13/a-blank-check-for-war-on-iran/>today:
>  When 
> the interim agreement was reached, it was denounced by neocons as �worse 
> than Munich.� Now the War Party piously contends this Senate bill is 
> simply an �insurance policy� to ensure that the terms of the deal are 
> met and a final deal reached. It is nothing of the sort. This bill is a 
> project of AIPAC, the Israeli lobby, designed to sabotage and scuttle the 
> Geneva talks by telling Tehran: Either capitulate and dismantle all your 
> enrichment facilities, or face more severe sanctions which will put us on 
> the road to war. What terrifies AIPAC and Bibi is not an American war on 
> Iran, but an American rapprochement with Iran. Who are the leaders of the 
> push for S.1881? Sens. Mark Kirk and Robert Menendez, the biggest 
> recipients of AIPAC campaign cash.
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> Expect more hysterics from McCain, Graham, Menendez, and the rest of the 
> neocons. For a handy guide to which of them is likely to scream the 
> loudest, please consult Professor Michael Rozeff's list 
> here<http://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/u-s-senators-are-nearly-all-stooges-for-israel/>.
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> http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/congress-alert/2014/january/14/mccain-and-graham-go-to-work-against-iran-agreement.aspx
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