This is Scary: Why Biden NEEDS Russia

This week it is very likely that the U.S. along with the United Nations Security Council’s P5+1 (which includes Russia) will announce the reestablishment of the Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action, better known as the Iran nuclear deal. Additionally, to alleviate gas prices in the U.S., Biden Administration officials want to import oil from Iran and Venezuela. These are enemies of the United States.
So, in the midst of Ukraine being invaded by Russia without provocation, we have Russia bartering our deal with Iran right now. And the response by the Biden Administration is to give Iran the green light on their nuclear program and lift sanctions on oil, essentially allowing them back into the world economy.
As a precondition to the Iran deal, the Russians want approval first. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov clearly laid this out:
"We have asked for a written U.S. guarantee . . . that the current process triggered by the United States does not in any way damage our right to free and full trade, economic and investment cooperation and military-technical cooperation with the Islamic State."
ACLJ Senior Military Analyst Wes Smith explained what this statement means:
"This falls in the category not of diplomacy, but of blackmail. The Biden Administration . . . they are so interested in putting a checkbox in the win column for their legacy of diplomacy that they are willing to risk everything just to say they signed an agreement with Iran, even though it’s a horrible agreement. Let me point out four quick things about the difficulty with the Iran deal. First, we don’t know where they are in their enrichment program because it’s been 2+ years since we’ve had any inspectors there. They were at 60% enrichment last time we knew. For all we know, they are already at 90%, which is weapons-grade enrichment. Secondly . . . it was signed in 2015 – the original JCPOA. It is designed to start going away 11 years after it has been signed, which is in 3-4 more years, it will start going away."
Another condition to rejoining the JCPOA reportedly is to remove the Iranian Revolutionary Guard from the foreign terrorist list. When asked for a status update, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said:
"Look, there – we are close. We are making progress. But we are – there is still more work to be done, and I’m just not going to negotiate from here."
Why would we remove the largest exporter of terrorism in the world from the watchlist? The Biden Administration is trying to solve the oil and gas issue in the U.S. by buying oil that will fund terrorist regimes.
Today’s full Sekulow broadcast is complete with even more analysis on developments on the Iran nuclear deal and the ACLJ’s pro-life case.