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To: tejek who wrote (884643)	9/2/2015 11:21:58 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 1587426

Kerry does his best impersonation of Dick Cheney…let the slaughter of innocents continue. +++++ Kerry Promises Israel, Saudis Money In Wake of Iran Nuclear Deal Move meant to sooth congressional, regional fears following deal John Kerry / AP BY: Adam Kredo September 2, 2015 12:30 pm Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday moved to reassure Congress that Israel and America’s Gulf State allies would be fully taken care of in the wake of the Iran nuclear deal, which Kerry acknowledged would not stop Iran’s support for terrorism, according to a letter sent by the secretary of state to lawmakers. Just moments after the White House secured enough votes to override a congressional veto of the Iran deal, a letter from Kerry appeared in the inboxes of congressional offices across Capitol Hill. Kerry admits that, despite the deal, Iran will continue to back terrorist groups across the globe and promises to boost military support and funding to Israel and Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia, according to a copy of the letter obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The letter comes in response to concerns among lawmakers, Israel, and other Gulf region allies that the nuclear accord will boost the Islamic Republic’s support for terrorism, while leaving traditional U.S. allies on the defense.