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Saturday, September 15, 2012

U.S. Iran sanctions again omit Japan, China and 10 European Union countries

Countries with weapons-usable highly enriched ... 

Countries with weapons-usable highly enriched uranium

 
 • The U.S. said Friday that it would extend exemptions from sanctions to 11 countries.
 
 
 
• These countries first got the immunity in March from an American law adopted late last year. 
 
 
 
 • The law aimed to up pressure on Iran to force it to suspend its uranium enrichment activities.
 
 
 
 








Once again the Government of the US Government is trying to pull the wool over your eyes about Iran and the NWO Agenda.  It looks like the US Government is going to give loopholes to Japan, and 11 EU countries, including Britain, France and Germany  exemptions from financial sanctions. Other countries, including China, Singapore, India Turkey, South Africa, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and South Korea, were also given exemptions because they “significantly reduced” their purchases of Iranian oil, earning exemptions from U.S. “A total of 20 world economies have now qualified for exceptions, from sanctions.    Under the U.S. law enacted Dec. 31, financial institutions in nations that don’t win exemptions may be cut off from the U.S. financial system if they settle oil trades with Iran’s central bank.   According to the International Monetary Fund. Iran is the No. 2 producer in the OPECK after Saudi Arabia, and earns more than half of its government revenue from oil sales,
“We welcome the U.S. decision,” Singapore’s foreign ministry said in an e-mailed statement. “Since May 2012, no Iranian crude oil was imported.” 
The United States is applying the law aka sanctions to put pressure, to restrict Iran's oil exports to effect the Islamic republic's financial resources.   Because Washington and its allies have widespread suspicions that it is developing nuclear weapons. The U.S. has banned foreign financial institutions found to have done business with Iran's central bank, which clears oil transactions, from operating in the United States aimed to force it to suspend its uranium enrichment activities.
"We have brought significant pressure to bear on the Iranian regime, and we will continue to work with our partners to ratchet up the pressure on Iran to meet its international obligations," Hillary Clinton said "The United States is determined to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon and has pursued a dual-track policy to do so," she added. Clinton said Japan has "taken significant steps to reduce its crude oil purchases, which is especially notable considering the extraordinary energy challenges it has faced in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster." Japan and the EU countries, including Britain, France and Germany, "have again qualified for an exception to sanctions" authorized by the fiscal 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, based on reductions in the volume of their crude oil purchases from Iran, Clinton said in a statement.
The governing board of the International Atomic Energy Agency adopted a resolution expressing "serious concern" about Iran's nuclear program, including its continuing and expanding uranium enrichment activities.
The U.S. and Israel have been locking horns with each other over Iran these days, with Washington rejecting a "clear red line" over Iran's controversial nuclear plan as demanded by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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