Showing posts with label Misleads. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 2, 2014

Obama Misleads the World on Syria

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Obama Misleads the World on Syria

Monday, November 25, 2013

Kerry Misleads in Saying There’s No Comparison Between Iran and N. Korea Nuke Deals


Patrick Goodenough
CNS News
November 25, 2013


Secretary of State John Kerry has been in office since Feb. 2013.

Secretary of State John Kerry has been in office since Feb. 2013.




Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday rejected comparisons between the nuclear deal struck with Iran and one negotiated in the past with North Korea, but of the four points he cited in doing so, at least three were questionable.

Several congressional critics of the deal reached in Geneva have raised concerns about parallels with North Korea, which acquired a nuclear weapons capability despite U.S.-led efforts to prevent that from happening.


Interviewed on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Kerry was asked, “A lot of people say Iran is just going to be North Korea – a country that agrees to stop its nuclear ambitions in order to get sanctions lifted and then secretly goes ahead and continues with its program. Why do you think Iran is not North Korea?”


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This article was posted: Monday, November 25, 2013 at 11:45 am


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Kerry Misleads in Saying There’s No Comparison Between Iran and N. Korea Nuke Deals