http://nypost.com/2015/11/07/obama-held-hostage-how-irans-using-the-nuke-deal-as-license-to-go-wild/

Definitely not a good sign.

After Hitler signed the 1938 Munich agreement, he called Chamberlain and Daladier "little worms", and felt free to launch Kristallnacht.

Well of course! Rupert Murdoch has no political agenda!

"Well of course! Rupert Murdoch has no political agenda!"

According to the editorial, since the deal was signed, Iran has:
1. Arrested two more Americans.
2. Launched cyberattacks on the US State Department.
3. Cracked down on Iranians advocating better relations with the US.
4. Instituted a new ban on importing US-made consumer goods.
5. Made clear it is still committed to the idea of "Death to America."

If the editorial is mistaken about any of this, by all means let us know.

If you think that you get to be a bum, and everyone else has to work to fact-check your work, you're sorely mistaken. Unless you can prove your claims to be factual, they are not facts.

"If you think that you get to be a bum, and everyone else has to work to fact-check your work, you're sorely mistaken. Unless you can prove your claims to be factual, they are not facts."

Wrong. If something is printed in a mainstream newspaper that you think is false, it is up to you to disprove it.

So the CIA didn't use the opening up of trade with Iran to send an army of spooks into Iran?

Which country made the first major act of cyberwarfare against another country?
Hint: Stuxnet and Flame.

But are you surprised?