Synopsis: In 1979 Iran entered into a deal to purchase arms from the United States. Then Iran had a power change and the United States reneged on the deal but kept the $400 million payment. Eventually the United States and Iran negotiated a return of the money for slightly more than an inflation adjusted value, around $1700 million.
Opinion: From Iran's point of view, this was an extraordinarily risky "investment". If the money had been in the DJIA it would have appreciated to $29000 million and been at less risk. Discharging the obligation for only $1700 million seems like a huge negotiating win for the US.
Why did it have to be cash? Why pointing at Obama only? Same reason everyone always points their finger at Trump/Clinton/etc. Goes both ways. Blaming the admin, not the person.
>According to knowledgeable sources, Iran has used the funds to pay its main proxy, the Lebanon-based terrorist group Hezbollah, along with the Quds Force, Iran’s main foreign intelligence and covert action arm and element of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
>Government Accountability Office (GAO), determined that the president broke a “clear and unambiguous” law when he traded the high-level terrorists for Bergdahl, who went AWOL in Afghanistan in 2009.
I dont care how much you goons down vote me. Proves y'all are a sensitive bunch that are completely clueless of the facts. Please correct me where I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
> What about the $1.7 billion in cash Obama gave to Iran??
The trouble with playing `whataboutism` political arguments is that nothing gets really resolved. What about what Abraham Lincon did ..... how historic and how obtuse do we need to be, to avoid focusing on current and future problems.
Facebook has already proven to be liars. They are also biased with everything they do. Facebook has clouded the minds of everyone! Get the f off facebook and go live your life! Facebook needs to die in a fire.
The entire UI and forms/builder looks like Adobe XD with some templates at the heart of it. From there I have no idea as I have not signed up. Looks interesting...
>We use a wide range of technologies to ensure heigh levels of security thought the whole site.
heigh? Spelling....
This does not tell me WHAT protocols you're using or have implemented to be secure. How are your services secure? Are you using encryption on the disk? SSL? etc??
>All data is stored in highly secure AWS data centers.
Huh? This is not secure because its aws. How many times have we heard about open servers from aws exposing data? Please don't state this as a fact.
>Where do you store our data?
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Only password protected? What about encrypted and YOU dont have the keys..?
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