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No one who looks at the facts of the matter is cur

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Posted On: 08/03/2018 11:07:38 AM
Posted By: Bhawks
Re: Shady #14014
No one who looks at the facts of the matter is curious, and it's disputable how much weight your mind can bear.

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The $1.8 billion

The Congressional Research Service, the nonpartisan analytic arm of Congress, reviewed this cash transfer in a 2018 report. It gave a total of $1.7 billion.

That was the amount that U.S. and Iranian negotiators settled on to resolve an arms contract between the United States and Iran that predated the Iranian revolution in 1979. Iran had paid for military equipment, and it was never delivered.

Ronnie Reagan of course famously traded arms to Iran for hostages, but couldn't remember it that way......until he could.


As of 1990, there were $400 million in that account. Negotiators agreed that accrued interest would add $1.3 billion to the amount, which is a lot of money — but 25 years is a long time for interest to build up the balance.

The United States sent the money to Iran in euros, Swiss francs and other currencies. Trump embellished when he mentioned barrels and boxes. Reports at the time said the money was packed and loaded onto pallets, similar to how other bulk goods are shipped

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