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Obama's BFF IRAN - The Iranian Majlis Has Not Approved The JCPOA But Iran's Amended Version Of It. HT: Memri.
On October 13, 2015 the Iranian Majlis approved, by a majority of 161-59 with 13 abstentions, not the JCPOA but rather an Iranian amended version it.
Paragraph 3 of the Majlis decision states that "the
government will monitor any non-performance by the other party [to the
agreement] in the matter of failing to lift the sanctions, or restoring
the canceled sanctions, or imposing sanctions for any another reason,
and will take steps to actualize the rights of the Iranian nation and to
terminate the voluntary cooperation [this apparently refers to the
Additional Protocol, which, according to the JCPOA, Iran will implement
voluntarily] and to handle the rapid expansion of the Iranian nuclear
program for peaceful purposes, so that within two years the enrichment
potential in Iran will reach 190,000 SWU. The Supreme National Security
Council will handle this matter, and the government will to submit to
the Council a plan in the matter within four months."[1]
Implications:
Given that the non-cancellation of the sanctions is
part of the JCPOA (according to the JCPOA, U.S. sanctions will be
merely "suspended," rather than canceled, so as to allow their
"snapback" in the case of an Iranian violation); and given that the
re-imposition of sanctions, and the imposition of new sanctions, in case
of an Iranian violation are likewise part of the JCPOA, it follows
that the Majlis decision constitutes ratification of a nonexistent
document. It was not a ratification of the JCPOA as it stands, but
rather of additional demands made by Iran after the JCPOA was agreed
upon on July 14, 2015 in Vienna.
Furthermore, the inclusion of these new Iranian
demands in a Majlis decision constitutes the first written demand by an
Iranian authority to amend the agreement, a demand that was mentioned
verbally on September 3, 2015 by Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.[2]
The Majlis decision defines clauses in the JCPOA as
"non-performance of the agreement by the other party" and therefore the
Majlis' approval is meaningless.
* A. Savyon is director of the MEMRI Iran Media Project; Y. Carmon is President of MEMRI.
FlashBack April 2015: Iranian Senior MP Asks FM to Include Future Use of IR8 Centrifuges And 190,000 SWU in Final Deal with Powers.
Head of the Iranian parliament's Nuclear Committee Ebrahim Karkhaneyee stressed that Tehran should include in the final deal with powers its right of using the hi-tech IR8 centrifuge machines for the time when the nuclear fuel supply contract with Russia expires.
Based on the Lausanne statement, Iran is allowed to use the first generation of centrifuges, and considering that Iran will have only 5,000 centrifuges in Natanz, it will not be able to produce fuel for the Bushehr nuclear power plant, Karkhaneyee told FNA on Wednesday, and added, "The negotiators should include use of the 8th generation of centrifuges (IR8) in the final agreement."
"Accordingly, using the centrifuges should be arranged in a way that it will enable the Islamic Republic of Iran to have the 190,000 SWUs (Separative Work Units) for enrichment after the end of its contract with Russia (which has built Bushehr nuclear power plant and is due to supply its fuel for some years)," he added.
Kharkhaneyee stressed that the final deal should be written in a way that it will include Iran's Research and Development plan (R&D) explicitly so that after the end of Iran-Russia contract, the IR8 centrifuges will enter the fuel production cycle immediately and Iran can produce its own nuclear fuel. Hmmm......Once Again it seems pres Hussein Obama Gave the Iranians the Keys to the Nuclear Bomb.....After TWO YEARS!
FlashBack April 2015: Iranian Senior MP Asks FM to Include Future Use of IR8 Centrifuges And 190,000 SWU in Final Deal with Powers.
Head of the Iranian parliament's Nuclear Committee Ebrahim Karkhaneyee stressed that Tehran should include in the final deal with powers its right of using the hi-tech IR8 centrifuge machines for the time when the nuclear fuel supply contract with Russia expires.
Based on the Lausanne statement, Iran is allowed to use the first generation of centrifuges, and considering that Iran will have only 5,000 centrifuges in Natanz, it will not be able to produce fuel for the Bushehr nuclear power plant, Karkhaneyee told FNA on Wednesday, and added, "The negotiators should include use of the 8th generation of centrifuges (IR8) in the final agreement."
"Accordingly, using the centrifuges should be arranged in a way that it will enable the Islamic Republic of Iran to have the 190,000 SWUs (Separative Work Units) for enrichment after the end of its contract with Russia (which has built Bushehr nuclear power plant and is due to supply its fuel for some years)," he added.
Kharkhaneyee stressed that the final deal should be written in a way that it will include Iran's Research and Development plan (R&D) explicitly so that after the end of Iran-Russia contract, the IR8 centrifuges will enter the fuel production cycle immediately and Iran can produce its own nuclear fuel. Hmmm......Once Again it seems pres Hussein Obama Gave the Iranians the Keys to the Nuclear Bomb.....After TWO YEARS!
Obama Will Be the Only Person Sticking to Iran Deal: http://t.co/aTyyZi06Te
— Amir Taheri (@AmirTaheri4) October 13, 2015
YES! It is now clear that by issuing his #Executive Order #Obama will become first person in history to sign a treaty with himself!
— Amir Taheri (@AmirTaheri4) October 13, 2015
Pro-#Rouhani #Islamic Majlis member #Kazem Jalali today:#Nuke deal for #Iran means 2 things:End of #sanctions, End of #Israel's atom bombs.
— Amir Taheri (@AmirTaheri4) October 13, 2015
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