Trump and Iran Deal

I've just read the article at time.com about the future of the Iran Deal. Here's the link - http://time.com/5267531/britain-donald-trump-iran-nuclear-deal/.

So, basically, here's what's happening there:

1. In 2015, a group of nations, including the European countries, Russia and China concluded the nuclear agreement with Iran. TBH, I don't know what terms that agreement had and how well those terms were addressing the situation.

2. The main aim for the agreement for Iran to stop working on the nuclear weapons.

3. Other countries do not want Iran to get the nuclear weapons, because they believe that there might be a risk that Iran will launch the nukes on ther countries.

4. The Iran's leadership has repeatedly states that they hate the Israelis and would be happy to wipe them out with the nukes.

5. Trump does not think that this is a good agreement, so he wants to go out of this agreement.

6. After Trump has gone out of this agreement, he will able to do the following:

a. request that Iran stop all activities on developing the nuclear weapons and furnish the satisfactory proof

b. claim that the proof is not sufficient

c. start the military campaign against Iran

1. If you think that Trump will not dare starting a war against Iran, you are advised to recall how the occupation of Iraq started.

2. I am a bit into conspiracy theories, but, clearly, it's that secret that the Israelis might pressurising Trump, asking him to do something about Iran.

3. I don't think that it's bad that the Israelis are trying to ask Trump to help them, because they might be believing that Iran would seek to wipe them out with the nukes, since the Iranians clearly said that they woulbe be happy to do just that.

4. It seems that Obama was all about appeasement and Trump is all about the open confrontation. Obama let go of the red line, Obama did not confront Russian over Krym and Ukraine in any strong way, Obama did not do much about North Korea, Obama did not do much about the trade with Chaine.

Trump is taking active steps in all of those field. He works hard to break the status quo and do things differently.

1. Trump is not a Republican or a Democract. He's not a politician, he's a businessman. Obama was a pollitician, Clinton was a politician. Bush Junior was a very strange president - he might have been a marionnette, all in all.

Since Trump is not a politician, he does not think the way that the politicians do. He thinks like a businessman.
He wants to strike the agreements with other countries that have the best conditions for his country. That's why he chants "America's First".

He doesn't want to get into the morass of human rights agenda concerning bad stuff happenning in Russia, Honduras or North Korea. His rationale is like that:

a. I want to get the best conditions for my country (and there's nothing about this intention, since it's only right to want to get the best things for your country)

b. Other countries have their own diplomats and presidents to care about their populations (this is a completely wrong position; today, the United States and China are extremely powerful in their own regions, so they can't just say that other countries can do whatever they want to, they do have the responsibility for talking to the other countries and trying to make a different both in their own countries and elsewhere around the globe. The world economy is getting more and more interconnected and it's not possible anymore to have the isolationist line of development and be a successful nation.)

c. It's all about the money, so I don't have to care about the human rights agenda (this is a completely wrong position. Trump was not elected as the business-in-chief. The main businessman is the Minister of Finance. The main regulator if the FED Chairman. If Trump believes that he is the main businessman, then he needs to change his job title and become the Minister of Finance. His behavior in this regard is akin to the parents who might say that they feed and buy clothes to their kids, so they don't have to talk to them or help me find their way in their lives. It's completely wrong.)

1. Trump doesn't have anybody to check him. Melania Trump never speaks in public, she never smiles and just walks with him. There is information that they sleep in separate rooms, so they marriage is basically a PR stunt, because the president without the wife is a very bad thing and he might not have gotten elected if he had been wifeless.

Stormy Daniels' case has shown that he sleeps around and that he's completely unethical about it.

This means that he doesn't have any values.

Bottom Line:

1. The Americans seem to have elected a complete jerk who doesn't care about anything but the money that the country makes.

2. He is a very rude person and he doesn’t have anybody to check him. There's nobody home to tell him that he's being a real jerk.

3. He wants to leave the Iran agreement and subsequently wage a military campaign, destroying most of Iran.

4. He wants to do that because he is being pressurised into that by the Israeli lobby.

5. The Isrealis are afraid for their lives because the Iranins have always claimed that they would be happy to wipe out Israel with the nuclear weapons. So, they can explain to themselves quite easily why the heck they pressurising the US president to start the war on Iran.

Bottom Bottom Line:

1. Trump is on the verge of impeachment.

2. If he starts the war on Iran, people would not be OK with him being impeached, because you just don't do that during the war.

3. He acts and sees himself as the king, not the president.