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To: Sdgla who wrote (911030)	12/28/2015 2:23:16 PM
From: gronieel2	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1574575

Oh my goodness, Sdgla. Are you quoting the NY times? I thought that was a commie rag yesterday. Go hang out with the little fag from New Hampshire....creep.

To: Sdgla who wrote (911030)	12/28/2015 2:27:47 PM
From: zax	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1574575

>> Murder and violent crime is up double digits in every major US city. You should practice lying a little less. As reflected in the reported levels of the most serious types of crime, the city in 2015 was as safe as it had been in its modern history. A modest decrease in reported crime is expected by year’s end. Anxiety Aside, New York Sees Drop in Crime nytimes.com >> The world is on fire. 0 is giving the largest sponsor of state based murder $150 Billion. The $150 billion figure is on the high side of how much analysts expect Iran to receive in unlocked assets. The more common estimate is $100 billion, though the figure could run as low as $25 billion if the country's other financial obligations are taken into account, such as money Iran owes to China for infrastructure projects. The Obama administration has said that after Iran pays its outstanding financial obligations, it will have about $56 billion at its disposal. tampabay.com if Congress rejects the deal and U.S. sanctions remain in place (surviving a presidential veto). Other countries in the United Nations and European Union could stop enforcing their own sanctions, anyway, allowing Iran to access at least some of its assets that have been frozen under international sanctions. There is a small difference between "Obama giving" and an international coalition "releasing Iran's frozen assets". :) Also worth remembering is that the unfrozen assets would not come to Iran all at once, like a "signing bonus," Malloy said.