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0rganism

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4. Sure. Now tell us all about the verification process.

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Sun Jun 14, 2026, 12:12 PM

Yesterday

Oh wait, you can't yet since your precious "document" is vague and the details are TBD.

What a worthless sack of alcoholic feces stuffed in a human-shaped suit.

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HEGSETH: The document says Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, won't seek one, won't buy one, won't have one [View all] Swede Yesterday OP

He uses the word 'document' because it is only a memorandum of understanding. Doodley Yesterday #1

He's right. They did it without the threat of military force. Biophilic Yesterday #2

Iran will be more incentivized than ever to procure or create nuclear weapons. harumph Yesterday #3

Sure. Now tell us all about the verification process. 0rganism Yesterday #4

Yes, the JCPOA achieved that result without wasting a billion dollars on munitions Prairie Gates Yesterday #5

We need a similar document for every country with nukes malaise Yesterday #6

On the contrary, while Obama didn't make idle threats, the threat was always assumed Bluetus Yesterday #7

The prior deal also provided that Iran would not develop or acquire a nuclear weapon LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #8

Hahahahahaha! D_Master81 Yesterday #9

But our way got people killed, so our deal is better! Shows we're tough! Solly Mack Yesterday #10