Washington Post: These European leaders and businesses are rushing to do deals with Iran
BRUSSELS – Congress is still deciding whether to approve the landmark nuclear deal with Iran, but European political and business leaders aren't waiting for the outcome. Germany got in on the action first, with a government jet touching down at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport just five days after the deal was signed. Since then, a representative from every major European power has visited or announced plans to do so, and smaller countries like Poland are scrambling to get a cut.
It’s a measure of the radically different views on the deal on either side of the Atlantic. There’s little opposition to the nuclear pact in Europe, and little appetite to reimpose sanctions if Congress nixes the deal.
WNU Editor: It is always about the money.
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I worked for an oil company manufacturing the pieces that drive the drill bit and allow them dril drill horizontally, they had a multi million dollar order made ready to ship just before canada imposed sanctions... Those bran new shiny oil tools were for a specific order from Iran and the company lost out. Now Maybey they can sell them!
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