July 24, 2015
Bipartisan members of the United States Congress joined a distinguished panel of experts to evaluate U.S. nuclear deal with Iran andexplore policy options going forward. Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield moderated discussions of a distinguished panel of experts which included Ambassador James B Smith (U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia from 2009-2013), Ambassador Joseph DeTrani (Former Director of National Counter Proliferation Center), Fortune Magazine columnist, Mrs. Nina Easton, and Dr. Michael Makovsky (CEO, JINSA).
July 24, 2015
Congressmen Ted Poe (R-TX), Brad Sherman (D-CA), Randy Weber (R-TX), and Mike Coffman (R-CO) also addressed the audience. Congressman Poe highlighted Iran’s rights violations and noted that democratic regime change is the best policy option to address the Iranian threat. Mr. Sherman also rejected the nuclear accord and announced plan to introduce legislation to hold Iran accountable for terrorism and human rights record. Deal or no deal, Mr. Rep. Sherman added, “sanctions are not going away.” Iranian Resistance leader, Mrs. Madam Rajavi also spoke to event participants via live video link.
The famed Iranian Olympian, Mr. Eskandar Filabi (lower left) joins GW University political science students for a photo at the OIACUS sponsored briefing, July 24, 1015
In a Statement, OIAC-US had noted that the agreement represents a significant retreat by the Ayatollahs but regrettably fails to block Tehran’s pathways to a nuclear bomb. Organization of Iranian American Communities (OIAC-US) is deeply concerned that the unwarranted concessions provides the extremist rulers in Iran tens of billions of dollars to further feed the roots of terrorism in the region.
Media Coverage:
Fox Business TV – 3 minutes
Ambassador Bloomfield on nuke deal worries
Former Assistant Secretary of State Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield on Saudi Arabia?s concerns over the Iran nuclear deal.
Bloomberg TV – 6 minutes
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2015-07-24/iran-nuclear-deal-technically-enforceable-smith-says
Iran Nuclear Deal Technically Enforceable, Smith Says
Former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia James Smith talks about the nuclear agreement reached with Iran and the implications for Middle Eastern nations.
Congressman Brad Sherman (D-CA) speaks at OIACUS Congressional Briefing, July 24, 2015
OIACUS Congressional Briefing, July 24, 2015
OIACUS Congressional Briefing, July 24, 2015
