These absurd charges (and they are absurd indeed: do you really think Barack Obama and John Kerry are failing to comply scrupulously with every provision of the Iran deal?) are just designed to wring more concessions out of the U.S. Ad they will probably succeed.
“Iran Accuses U.S. Of Breaching Nuke Deal,” by Adam Kredo, Washington Free Beacon, March 3, 2016:
Senior Iranian officials this week accused the Obama administration of failing to uphold its end of the nuclear agreement, saying that the Islamic Republic has not been given full access to international banking tools.
The Iranian leaders “lashed out” at the United States in their comments and maintained that the Islamic Republic continues to have many disagreements with the Obama administration, according to remarks published in the country’s state-controlled media.
“Our differences with the U.S. have remained in place,” Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, a key figure in the nuclear discussions, said Wednesday in front of reporters in Tehran.
“They have not been resolved yet,” Zarif added, explaining that the implementation of the nuclear deal has not soothed relations between Washington and Tehran.
The comments come on the heels of an election in Iran that ushered in a large number of hard-line candidates who hold anti-American views. The Obama administration has declined to comment on the outcome.
The speaker of Iran’s parliament, Ali Larijani, also accused the U.S. of failing to uphold the nuclear agreement.
“After the deal, Iran fully implemented its end of the bargain. Unfortunately, other parties are yet to fully commit themselves to the deal and reciprocate,” Larijani said Wednesday during a meeting in Tehran with Romania’s foreign minister.
Larijani took aim at the United States and other Western governments for not moving quickly enough to grant Iran access to international banks and other markets.
This “delayed compliance” by the West has prevented Iran from moving forward “with its policies and plans to normalize and expand economic, trade, and banking ties with its international partners,” Larijani said, according to the state-controlled Fars News Agency.
When asked to comment on the rhetoric, a State Department official told the Washington Free Beacon that Iran’s comments are misleading and that the U.S. has upheld all of its responsibilities under the deal.
“In exchange for the [International Atomic Energy Agency]-verified completion of Iran’s nuclear steps, we have taken all of the necessary steps to lift the nuclear-related sanctions we committed to lift on Implementation Day,” the official said.
Final vote tallies published following last Friday’s election in Iran show that a large number of hard-line candidates won seats in Iran’s parliament and on its powerful Assembly of Experts, which will install the next Ayatollah.
Obama administration officials continue to tell reporters that they are reserving judgment until more is known about the election results.
While regional experts do not expect the election to spark greater moderation in Tehran, those elected support the nuclear deal, particularly the $150 billion received in sanctions relief….

Jaladhi says
It is impossible to make a deal with these liars. They are just following the model set by that al insan al kamil who made treaties when he was weak and broke them off in a few years when he got stronger. So they will lie ad infinitum to achieve their goals. The Westerners just don’t want to admit it if they know it and if the don’t know it they are the biggest fools on this planet!
Jay Boo says
The first step to negotiation with any Muslim is to knock Islam off its Pedestal.
Some negotiators will put Islam high up on a pedestal, even those who despise Islam.
They will declare that Islam is “complicated”
Islam is not, nor has it ever been complicated.
Yes it is convoluted, evasive and tedious, but certainly not complicated.
Islam is a shameless excuse — nothing more.
mortimer says
JB wrote: “certainly not complicated”
That claim is ludicrous. How can you, JB, determine that Islam is ‘not complicated’ when you haven’t read the ‘library’ of dozens of thick books on Sharia law, the Sira, the hadiths, the Koran, the canonical commentaries and the modern jihad theorists? Islam has dozens of ‘dualities’ where one doctrine overrides another. It has abrogations, where one teaching supersedes another. It has different schools of interpretation that differ on many points…allowing Muslims to find the point of view of maximum convenience. It has dozens of hadiths where Mohammed completely reverses his teachings. It has hadiths that contradict the Koran, and yet supersede the Koran. The historical record shows Islam’s leaders using the texts one way and then another. Islam has veils behind veils. The archeological record contradicts the cover story of Islam’s development. Islam require 10 to 20 years of careful study to even start to master the material. Islam, to the contrary, is very complicated indeed. No scholar of Islam can be found to support your comment. You should not make stuff up to suit you when you want to vent. It doesn’t persuade anyone. Please use facts.
Jay Boo says
You are confusing ‘convoluted’ with complicated.
Stop flattering Islam
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Here is a fact Mortimer
Whenever I see a commenter being ruthlessly attacked by a defender of Islam I never seem to see “mortimer’ in the fray. Surely there must be at least once? I believe your record on this is as bad as Voeggys’.
Angemon, gravenimage, Champ, Mirren10, Wellington, and many others on a regular basis — but sadly no Mortimer anywhere in sight.
I notice that you have not replied yet to my challenge to your frequent use of (kafir) and constant first person pronoun Muslim perspective nonsense.
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/03/muslim-flight-student-facing-deportation-after-saying-he-was-willing-to-serve-life-sentence-for-murdering-donald-trump#comment-1390495
Jay Boo says
“dozens of thick books on Sharia law, ”
Impressive — not
WorkingClassPost says
I fully agree that islam is not complicated and that rather ‘it is convoluted, evasive and tedious’.
Where it appears complicated, is from the many twists and turns and bizarre attempts at being rational and spiritual and anything else that has occured to it’s proponents over the last millennia or so.
Like every lie, it just gets deeper and deeper into it’s fallacious, fictitious, fantasies.
It’s complicated in the same way that talking to, and trying to make sense of, a lunatic, would certainly be a very complicated exercise.
Polk1970 says
This is Persian Bazaar tactics.
And this guy,Zarif ,has Kerry > Obama wrapped around his fingers
WHAT will they now concede to these monsters.
321 days 14 hrs and counting with NO TIME-OUTS
Angemon says
Jaladhi posted:
“It is impossible to make a deal with these liars. ”
Indeed – even when they’re given what they want, they find a way to wine and complain. The correct attitude to take would be to not only not give them an inch but to demand several feet from them.
Jay Boo says
Islamic use of “projection” of their own faults.
Islam is not religion but merely an excuse.
Muhammad accused others of promoting evil in the world.
Nikko says
Drop a BOMB KILL EM ALL that simple.. The world will be a better place if all muslims were exterminated
خَليفة says
Maybe he’s referring to a secret part of the nuclear deal the Obama administration secretly added – you know, the one where USA is supposed to become sharia compliant, expose its belly, give up its arms, let in countless refugees, take on dhimmi status, give Muslims our property, wealth and daughters, pay the jizya and feel subdued.
Wakeup says
Not worry if trump gets elected I think it will fairly quickly find itself in the waste paper bin.
Custos Custodum says
Bibi Netanyahu is (of course) right – the Iranians are rug merchants.
Tourists fondly imagine that they can outwit the rug merchant and get a real bargain. Sophisticates like John Kerry know that it would be outright gauche not to bend over to superior Third World cultures.
Barry, of course, will do whatever his demons and his handlers drive him to do.
paul says
It is true. Obola sold them stuff although Argentina refused.