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Iran Nuclear War Pros And Cons
Honorable Congressman Faso

The president has in his infinite wisdom decided to renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal by kicking the ball to congress. Realizing that the neo-cons are biting at the bit for some real military action, (as Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, and lesser known ones aren't enough) I'm urging you to not add any additional sanctions onto this agreement.

After exhausting talks to get all parties to agree, Iran finally did. What does that tell you? The country is living up to their end of the deal. Please don't tell me about missiles being fired onto other countries, when Israel and the US do it. The money they received was there's in the first place, so that's not to say they received some kind of gift.

By the way Israel are committing
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