While the Biden administration has done its best to hide the ongoing negotiations, you’ve probably been made aware by now that a new JCPOA nuclear deal with Iran is in the works.
(Check out RedState’s latest reporting on the matter by clicking here)
Guess who’s at the forefront of helping secure that deal? That would be none other than Vladimir Putin, who the United States is ostensibly at economic war with over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. At this point, it is likely that you’re wondering what all of this means. You won’t believe what I am about to tell you.
Recent articles (see here and hier) highlighted the subservience that the Biden administration seems to have for Russia. Biden has even tried to make a fool of the public with his tough talk. But, there is a clear indication that Iran-related deals have taken precedence, even though Putin continues to bomb Ukrainian cities.
You won’t believe it, but I warned you that things could get even worse. Kenneth Vogul says that the Biden administration wants to resume normal relations with Venezuela’s communist Maduro dictatorship. This is what does it have to do the Iran deal. We’ll get to that in a moment.
SCOOP: Senior BIDEN officials will be traveling to Venezuela to meet MADURO today.
It’s part of an effort to drive a wedge between Venezuela & Russia, & is the highest-level visit by US officials to Caracas in years. https://t.co/LSu8eclb8M
— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) March 5, 2022
This is a deliberate action to aid Venezuela’s separation from Russia. However, anyone with a basic understanding of international relations and the ability to think critically will see how absurd this contention is. Russia and Venezuela have been allies since the Russians held their 2018 nuclear exercises. Russia also supplies Venezuela with commodities and other materials, as Venezuela is under Western sanctions.
Now, does anyone think a quick visit from the Biden administration is going to “drive a wedge” between Venezuela and Russia given the relationship that exists between the two nations? In short, the Times’ spin on the matter, no doubt meant to protect the White House, doesn’t add up.
However, there is a larger picture that connects with the Iran deal.
SCOOP – This appeasement attempt is not likely to create a wedge between Russia and Venezuela. Russia and Iran are strategically interested in Venezuela being legitimated, hence the current visit. Frankenstein JCPOA gets more grease. https://t.co/9wIETtewbG
— Victoria Coates (@VictoriaCoates) March 5, 2022
It is a great way to make your life easier. MoreThis makes more sense. Russia has been making demands to the United States as part its participation in the negotiation of Iran’s new deal. Putin having one of its chief allies legitimized on the world stage, setting up the framework to have sanctions removed while expanding Russia’s sphere of influence, sounds like a pretty good win for the Russian leader, doesn’t it?
In short, Biden’s pursuit of a boondoggle Iran deal boils down to empowering Russia and spitting on our allies, whether we are talking about Ukraine, Israel, or Venezuela’s democratically elected government. What is it for? How can the United States get out of an Iran deal? The US has no strategic interest there. Israel is actually against the JCPOA.
Again, nothing about this makes sense, and when nothing makes sense, it’s probably time to start asking tougher questions about what lies beneath the surface. Why has the Democrat-led presidency been so obsessed about Iran negotiations? What are the stakes? Is there a payoff? Given Russia’s behavior in Ukraine, why is Russia still a participant in the negotiations?
Biden seems to be willing to go to any length to give the Iranian Mullahs another win. That shouldn’t just be extremely concerning, it should be a scandal.
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