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Iran's anti-American tweet shows who has upper hand in nuclear deal
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July 27, 2015
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5:06Now PlayingEzra Levant of TheRebel.Media reports that the supreme leader of Iran has sent out a tweet showing Obama with a gun to his head, with a message that if the U.S. picks a fight with Iran, America will lose.
Why would Iran do this right as Obama is trying to get a skeptical Congress to sign on to his deal with that country? Especially now that we're learning about "secret side deals" between Iran and the U.S?
It's because Iran is going to do whatever it wants. They don't need this deal, but Obama sure does. His foreign policy legacy is one of total failure.
This is the crazy world we're living in: Obama and Kerry are almost like Iran's lawyers, so close to getting their client off -- and Iran is their client, who won't keep quiet about their guilt.
At least Iran is being honest about its intentions. The only people deceiving themselves (and the world) are Obama and Kerry.
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