There is so much false info about the IRAN DEAL, especially concerning the 150 Billion that Obama gave to Iran.
The USA along with 5 other counties are involved in this deal.It is not just between the USA and Iran.
Another thing to know and perhaps the most important is that the US Senate voted 98-1 and the House had over 400 yes votes out of 435 to authorize Obama to make the Iran Deal..
The US participation in the Iran Deal is only possible due to overwhelming support from the GOP.
A quote from Fact check
"Trump said: “the Iran deal … gave back to Iran $150 billion and gave us absolutely nothing.”
It’s possible to argue, as many have, that the Iran deal is bad -- but it’s simply not the case that the U.S. "gave" Iran $150 billion for nothing.
For one, the U.S. did not transfer any of its own money to Iran, although the word “gave” might make it sound that way. The U.S. and world powers agreed to unfreeze Iranian assets by lifting international sanctions. Non-nuclear-related sanctions remain in place.
The $150 billion figure is at the high end of estimates. The U.S. Treasury has put the figure closer to $56 billion.
When the deal was implemented the IAEA verified that Iran had:
Disabled its Arak heavy-water reactor, filling its core with concrete
Removed centrifuges from other reactors
Drastically reduced its stock of low-enriched Uranium
Submitted to a monitoring regime
Those measures increased the time it would take Iran to build a bomb.
The value of what the U.S. got is arguable, and criticism has been raised about monitoring requirements and Iranian procurement activities."
The USA along with 5 other counties are involved in this deal.It is not just between the USA and Iran.
Another thing to know and perhaps the most important is that the US Senate voted 98-1 and the House had over 400 yes votes out of 435 to authorize Obama to make the Iran Deal..
The US participation in the Iran Deal is only possible due to overwhelming support from the GOP.
A quote from Fact check
"Trump said: “the Iran deal … gave back to Iran $150 billion and gave us absolutely nothing.”
It’s possible to argue, as many have, that the Iran deal is bad -- but it’s simply not the case that the U.S. "gave" Iran $150 billion for nothing.
For one, the U.S. did not transfer any of its own money to Iran, although the word “gave” might make it sound that way. The U.S. and world powers agreed to unfreeze Iranian assets by lifting international sanctions. Non-nuclear-related sanctions remain in place.
The $150 billion figure is at the high end of estimates. The U.S. Treasury has put the figure closer to $56 billion.
When the deal was implemented the IAEA verified that Iran had:
Disabled its Arak heavy-water reactor, filling its core with concrete
Removed centrifuges from other reactors
Drastically reduced its stock of low-enriched Uranium
Submitted to a monitoring regime
Those measures increased the time it would take Iran to build a bomb.
The value of what the U.S. got is arguable, and criticism has been raised about monitoring requirements and Iranian procurement activities."
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