The Obama-Iran Nuclear Deal Must Be Stopped

HAMILTON, Ontario - July 30, 2015 - PRLog -- Nicholas Ginex is a lover of humanity and a seeker of truth.  Using facts and not opinion, he exposes misconceptions spread by religious and political organizations.  While theology, engineering and science were his fields of academics, History, Philosophy and Humanities are his fields of research.

Ginex is devoted to informing and educating people.  His article titled, “The Obama-Iran Nuclear Deal Must be Stopped” exposes lies by Obama to approve a nuclear deal.  This deal benefits Iran domestically and militarily but compromises the security of the United States.

The following is from "The Obama-Iran Nuclear Deal Must be Stopped" by Nicholas Ginex:

" On July 14, 2015, President Obama gave a speech to convince Americans that his nuclear deal with Iran will prevent them from obtaining a nuclear weapon, bring about real and meaningful change with American diplomacy, and make America and the world safer and more secure.

The original goal of the U.S. was to negotiate to stop Iran from enriching uranium and developing nuclear-weapons capability.  This goal was not achieved and in fact has paved the way for Iran to continue its research of nuclear development.  To slow the nuclear bomb efforts, one-third of its centrifuges (19,000 to 6,000) is permitted and storage of uranium limited to 300 kg with an enrichment capability of only 3.67% (90% is required to make a nuclear bomb). This nuclear deal eliminates U.S and international sanctions thereby allowing Iran to access over 150 billion dollars frozen in international banks. This bounty of money will energize Iran’s suffering economy and boost terrorist operations with weapons for continued invasions in countries throughout Asia and the Middle East.

Obama believes the deal offers an alternative for Iran by saying, “The path of violence and rigid ideology, a foreign policy based on threats to attack your neighbors or eradicate Israel, that’s a dead end. A different path, one of tolerance and peaceful resolution of conflict, leads to more integration into the global economy, more engagement with the international community and the ability of the Iranian people to prosper and thrive. This deal offers an opportunity to move in a new direction. We should seize it.”

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