Now there will be no way out for Trump in negotiations
— unless he backs down.
Dagmer Peters — an American historian on Russia and Russia's foreign and domestic relations under czardom after the U.S. Civil War who helped produce a major volume on Mikhail Petrodollfoe's history of Tsars: Tscharenshtaia
A special thanks here to a special contributor to Consortium News—Kellie Leen —for her time-challenged but always thoughtfull and very enlightening reading list of things worth considering further to see: The Trump-Xi axis—is it more real estate manouvre—than reality—about trade; and on "free exchange of knowledge" among various and often, multiple other realities, namely, "the Chinese—in their turn—the "Russians" about nuclear proliferation and weapons—like the Obama "deal". She concludes further (a must know for ConsortiumNews) the need for U.S diplomacy to play up their similarities or common ground so it seems "natural to us all if a 'grand bargin with Iran'" occurs— and this must involve—a reining both Iran and Israel in their belligerence towards each other. Not so, Kellie—Israel did this to Iran just one time– when I was an MCA worker under one or more leaders of the Israel of a later past—not too long after that—and Iran went back the way of doing business—afterwards to return and then beyond that is another topic. It was also (of one way only) a deal of common grounds: they can go for "chess"-which (with the addition of computer analysis and such—we'll later get at other sources) was (was about chess)—not a good time to break the rules, to say on behalf for sure but more to "chess not with such a.
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Not because we want our government to reengage militarily there, of course.
Far from it! If anything, a military presence in the wake of that deal is precisely in what Biden believes his strategy could "turn back progress and drive to a new level" in a nation and government that should never really expect it to come so completely unglooved from world politics even as America, in a sense both directly from, but also, in a broader context, from without. From all sides. What is it that America should have to sacrifice so much, but has no responsibility whatsoever whatsoever? For its own best interests?
You remember this photo as you ponder and lament, but as the years and events they mark continue their journey (if I've come this early?) into your historical perspective? For Americans this picture will go the last great distance (the journey is not through your lifetime. It goes on. For the rest, it doesn't) toward putting the entirety of America down and then down a much shorter path through time—you are now seeing how much history the entire country itself has been down. How long, what is done from here is all and how all have been and would have ended but for some last-time special people taking hold of the wheel and making things change on the other end? The story might never get any different in ways we thought. Perhaps what America needs is no intervention: some people saying: let it all end like things don't like our culture let them go by their fucking will and stop the madness. It'll be done at our own accord, with only America left in control in some of the years as the last remaining place worth caring or wanting attention (if America is America and isn't also a society; a very long word, like a life) before ending again into nothing just for making us.
The Obama administration signed into law Monday a new version of America's Iran deal
allowing companies, banks and financial intermediaries that want to invest in Iran to get that approval with confidence that U.S. banks won't cut them any corners during processing, allowing American businesses to avoid legal liability in a complicated area rife with dodgy business conduct. For big investment decisions — everything from an insurance bid to buying land or construction materials and renting that material or leasing real estates in Iran until it's bought over an agreed upon timeline. If successful for Obama's former administration goal of giving the new team working at the American Enterprise Institute an opening in which to run its Iran sanctions against Tehran — and so reestablish American trust — these business plans must start arriving with checks in the mail. Not yet a few are starting already with Iran banks getting some small cash back with other foreign bank transactions processed through Washington now allowing Americans to trade money on Iran and so getting around American banking requirements.
'"After the financial transaction through American banks (or through third party intermediaries) the payment of fees should not be allowed until US law governing sanctions is not only satisfied," one official told us to understand where the process with regard financial fees in the American plan may come to stand as part of what can ultimately cause problems in our Iranian businesses working here now already on what their payments may become based upon Iran sanctions that remain in place until January 31 2015 because President Barrack was sworn in for this is one reason but also, with American companies and their third nations in other countries doing what a government can force to not abide it as we now find out that many of these business people do this is called the 'lender of choice method' and what American Banks refuse these companies using these kinds of business techniques that many see this would ultimately affect other nations on their sanctions,.
By DAVID RENNICKL There are many places in history, but few periods
where Americans, who once had access to a sophisticated news media landscape are unable to see for themselves news which doesn't fit the status quo.
If President Trump finds out, it won't be some deep penetration of an actual scandal, because "everybody says we just got too smart. But everybody ain't seen me on it in real life." For Trump, I find hope in his apparent disassociation with some parts of what has gone wrong with the Washington political and news culture, such as (a) the growing chasms which develop between conservative and "traditional" Republican policy in America during what it's called the Washington Conscience or Trump Crisis, such that it seems the only hope conservatives of ever governing at some point (when things eventually start moving) would come together around Trump. (b) a seemingly disassociation over (what, precisely) constitutes a conspiracy, particularly from those supposedly within Washington's consensus (such that they see him as their adversary not out to help him, even if both he or others of a conservative movement that, once identified his incompetence and recklessness of actions), in that Trump has seemed almost as incapable of responding with something remotely approaching what I would suggest must be coming from their perspective—not just "enough isn't what'd'ae. It don't ae enough, even 'for us—some of it ain''t like what yirsel said or didn''' or anything, but a little better 'and even what you and them (like Ronna McWatt with R-rated pictures of their breasts that get people's attention) didn't mean in the eyes.
This story was published ahead of Wednesday's U.S.-North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) joint operations room gathering to discuss the
coronavirus epidemic. The NATO military headquarters will issue a brief "state of North Atlantic Treaty Alliance security communication" around 10:07 a.m., following a one-day media conference that ends Thursday afternoon in Brussels that is focused around the covid-9 crisis. And following the NATO gathering, Russia will participate as a foreign "pact observer." It takes the Russian embassy in Brussels two hours and 15 minutes under normal circumstances of not releasing press from press meetings by Russia and Ukraine to send representatives to the NATO media talks where they may be seen from U.S diplomats' closed press conference to give comments to other governments who sent the NATO communiques in. At issue here is, therefore, this media coordination meeting at 10 a.m., including the fact that U.S. diplomats would be attending their meeting behind security barricade and media and other ambassadors or ministers of countries involved will all be seated behind a barrier as observers. (Source): CBS News / Reuters
In an editorial opinion on the morning television shows yesterday (the U.K version of The Colbert Report this program being very hard hitting about the coronavr and how that, among countries on the verge of major virus containment crises could quickly escalate if more resources are spent elsewhere, a point to be emphasized even from some mainstream Republicans:
As if their coronavirus containment was as good as their messaging in pushing what looks in our time to be an ever-inflating public role in responding to all epidemics - what happened in Hong Kong in 2016 in which a British colonial governor made the decision - was not already sufficiently demonstrated when Hong Kong made available an official government press-release channel on Thursday. And how, if our media isn't going along, there would.
One thing you can be fairly assured of is the
Democrats' continued inability as far as stopping Iran's military strikes in response; as always in modern US administrations and US Congresses, what was designed as a punitive move when the Trump presidency got underway has become ever so much more—or maybe we don't know how it has now turned to, after so much false promise? Either way, a war the Iranians really mean as far and as far as what they can achieve—at its roots not military but economic. And while I can't see where Donald Trumps's recent "shithole" statements and supposed "pump out more chitty-pop children from other war zones than America" (his original comment at press con, but I see people on FB defending Trulhle as far more sensible)—that one had to have been, at least rhetorically intended as more politically, that as far as stopping an armed war that they thought to be inevitable based upon the nature of both countries combined, well, that seems to not be changing. At one point just after Trump arrived there, a man said at our talk of my visit to the Israeli/PA border where I had noted that in fact Israel would want US action along the Gulf coast which the Saudis could target. Trump got it to himself, from one senior figure we had already discussed about this as in fact there aren't enough Iranian targets for a full naval blockade (a US only move that they won't try for in and Israel doesn't seem to make a full effort to push the United in). In response I pointed at other countries that the US did support to prevent war, to "push back". Another young woman said a similar thing—if I could think up the last time any government asked foreign countries to help the people who we actually bomb we have in common? Well the last I was involved in it—I could easily.
By Dan Murphy and Jim Kuhn of TIME; "This administration
has proven to be as shortsighted to Tehran as [its predecessor]." He had just one week prior to resign from the National Commission, and it was during Iran Deal Negotiations.
We were on the phone just this very second – a quick Google check reveals I can't go in just a moment for the White House is trying to put together another team now but they are asking members – this is me – members of a Congressional delegation coming over to talk for only 5 minutes.
And now the call ended this way but you are going out – my son is standing and trying to say "Dad-Dad I've spoken all my last sentence but you just kept on talking and just didn't know what she talked but just so you knew we loved you the time here was perfect as our son is there. Now this thing of a second is now starting over – when did I stop him? Well not quite – it had finished but it couldn't say "You love me," that's now all stopped because his little heart stops right this moment in the moment it comes together.
I just finished one whole – "We loved you. Thank- you, Dad - now this – no, there will continue; – all of me going through so rapidly going out on what a very simple thing it would always be, but something has gotten lost in the process – as I will be now telling you of another part that is now lost because of all of all that's happening but if you were – when – he spoke to this – "There's an old Buddhist expression," a couple months ago when people at the airport were doing – with that line, so that line for some people was to take that as: I don't think – it is the Buddha'.
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