Tuesday, September 1, 2015

The mortal enemy we're in the process of appeasing reiterates its long-held view of us

While the Most Equal Comrade prepares to gloat over getting a sufficient number of Congressional West-haters to sign onto his surrender to Iran, the head of the Revolutionary Guard and the head of the Experts Assembly have this to say:

 The head of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard said Tuesday that the U.S. is still the "Great Satan," regardless of the nuclear deal struck with Americans and world powers over the Islamic Republic's contested nuclear program.
The comments by Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, reported by the official Guard website, said that "the enmity against Iranian nation by the U.S. has not lessened and it has been increased."
"We should not be deceived by the U.S.," Jafari reportedly said. "It wants to infiltrate into Iran, resorting to new instruments and method."
The Guard and hard-liners remain suspicious of the U.S., even as authorities look over the historic accord that curbs Iran's nuclear program in return to lifting economic sanctions.
Earlier Tuesday, Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi, the head of powerful Iran's Experts Assembly, which oversees the nation's Supreme Leader and institutions under his supervision, also said the nuclear deal will not alter Iran's foreign policy toward the United States.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran considers the U.S. its No. 1 enemy," Yazdi said. "If you try to discover the root of the sedition that is happening around us today, you will identify U.S. as its main supporter."
His remarks echo those earlier made by Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. But while Khamenei hasn't said whether he supports the nuclear deal, he has praised the work of the country's negotiators.
Consider what LITD put before you a few days ago - namely, UN ambassador Samantha Power's concession that Iran will use the freed-up sanctions monte to foment more terrorism. Consider the recent sale of Russian missiles to Iran.

Any member of Congress signing on to this supremely bad deal has much explaining to do.

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