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You have to give him credit
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poncho
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Shouldn't all these people get credit to?
http://www.baptistboard.com/showpost.php?p=2251990&postcount=1
http://www.baptistboard.com/showpost.php?p=2251990&postcount=1
Well.....there ya go, your post succeeded.
poncho
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Not yet. You haven't posted cartoons making fun of all the people that favor the Iran deal.
Fair is fair. If credit is due it should be given, right?
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[Note: I don't agree with the gist of this op-ed cartoon. Just thought it was apropo to the thread.]
poncho
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Former IAEA Head of Verification: AP’s Iran Doc a “Crude” Forgery
Former head of verification and security policy coordination at the International Atomic Energy Agency, Tariq Rauf, told The Huffington Post that a document disseminated by AP, which purportedly says Iran will “self-inspect” the Parchin center, is “Likely a crude attempt to hinder [the negotiation process]… [The] origin of the document could be similar to that of the ‘Niger Letter’ re uranium purchases by Iraq.” The “Niger Letter” was used as part of the effort to persuade the US public to support the US’s illegal invasion of Iraq.
Rauf annotates in the AP/Iran document 13 instances of “incorrect terminology and practices that are inconsistent with IAEA safeguards methods”, including:
Continue . . . http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/08/former-iaea-head-of-verification-ap-iran-doc-a-crude-forgery.html
Former head of verification and security policy coordination at the International Atomic Energy Agency, Tariq Rauf, told The Huffington Post that a document disseminated by AP, which purportedly says Iran will “self-inspect” the Parchin center, is “Likely a crude attempt to hinder [the negotiation process]… [The] origin of the document could be similar to that of the ‘Niger Letter’ re uranium purchases by Iraq.” The “Niger Letter” was used as part of the effort to persuade the US public to support the US’s illegal invasion of Iraq.
Rauf annotates in the AP/Iran document 13 instances of “incorrect terminology and practices that are inconsistent with IAEA safeguards methods”, including:
Continue . . . http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/08/former-iaea-head-of-verification-ap-iran-doc-a-crude-forgery.html