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Europeans can't proceed with deals because the US Treasury still has sanctions for terrorism and human rights abuses.

Neocons in the Beltway are doing their best to prevent Europeans from completing deals.

The Europeans will never revolt, their own people dont realize how much of puppets they are,
no elections will solve anything..

Iran was fighting against sanctions so that it can get membership of the Shanghai Treaty, and access to chinese market and financing as well as Russian and Chinese weapons so that they can keep their independence.
This is on track.

I have never seen or read anything in the Iranian media expressing any hope of sanctions being lifted by the US or Europe,
infact lifiting of sanctions will be dangerous for Iranian industry because they have not yet modernized .
A signifigant percentage of the bazaari class do not want sanctions to be ever lifted.

gurey25 wrote:The Europeans will never revolt, their own people dont realize how much of puppets they are,
no elections will solve anything..

Iran was fighting against sanctions so that it can get membership of the Shanghai Treaty, and access to chinese market and financing as well as Russian and Chinese weapons so that they can keep their independence.
This is on track.

I have never seen or read anything in the Iranian media expressing any hope of sanctions being lifted by the US or Europe,
infact lifiting of sanctions will be dangerous for Iranian industry because they have not yet modernized .
A signifigant percentage of the bazaari class do not want sanctions to be ever lifted.

gurey what about stuff like Airbus deal?

Nobody cares what Supreme leader says. Remember he was not happy about the deal with American in the first place.

It's very simple, after it was lifted on paper, they requested EURO payments for all oil deals, basically shooting themselves in the foot.

From the Western powers' perspective, the agreement was intended to serve two purposes: (1) Delay or cripple Iranian nuclear infrastructure; (2) instigate a colored revolution in Iran. The first objective was achieved; however, the second objective has yet to take place.

Men like Rafsanjani and Mohamed Khatami want the second option to take place, and they have lately been expressing their disagreement of the IRGC's missile tests. This is also the position that Israel and the US have taken: They want all of the Iranian missile tests to come to an end.

From IRGC's perspective, stopping the missile tests is equivalent to the death of Iranian revolution. Since they don't have an effective air force, missile developments and tests are the only means for Iran to have a deterrence and also to hit back at foreign adversaries. Well, the supreme leader seems to be agreeing with the IRGC as he has lately push back against the calls from Rafsanjani to have the Iranian missile tests completely stopped.

With that in mind, the US and its allies are continuing the financial and economic embargo against Iran.

Iran is happy. I don't know what is your problems gegigoor and co!

^The problem is Basra has abandoned her usual habit of discussing men's sizes, and started focusing on politics even though she knows nothing about them.

May be Basra should go back and focus on the area of her expertise.

gegiroor wrote:^The problem is Basra has abandoned her usual habit of discussing men's sizes, and started focusing on politics even though she knows nothing about them.

May be Basra should go back and focus on the area of her expertise.

Lick me.