3. Problem with Iran is its totalitarian genocidal regime
unfortunately, iran has a hetlerite regime.
we must never forget that hitler and stalin had a non-aggression pact. these two monsters even collaborated on the destruction of poland and the slaughter of millions of poles. even the ss and the nvkd collaborated. this pact contained secret annexes which decided the spheres of influence of germany and the ussr in all of eastern europe. as a result of this pact, stalin ordered all communist parties to stop actions against the nazis.
hardly was the ink dry on this pact and secret annexes when hitler invaded poland. after the swift defeat of france, hitler started operation barbarossa, the invasion of russia.
neither hitler nor stalin had any intention to honour their non-aggression pact. they each intended to exploit the other side's weaknesses and take advantage of the secret annexes.
the hitler-stalin non-aggression pact is the most significant example of negotiations by totalitarian states. these hetlerite states never have a peaceful intention, nor do they intend to keep their side of the bargain.
iran has no intention whatever of giving up its nuclear weapons program. the iran deal is structured in such a way that the other parties to the deal gain very little while iran gained almost all of its wants. the iran deal is in fact a violation of the npt since iran retains the right to enrich uranium as per the deal itself. all chapter vii unscr's were wiped out, illegally, by this deal the little power that the united nations and the iaea had, were significantly reduced. indeed, while iran retains the essentials of its nuclear weapons program and the right to produce nuclear weapons per the deal, the un and the iaea were deprived of their rights to enforce the npt with regard to iran. for this reason, the deal is much worse than what is thought of even by its opponents.
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