White House Says Iran’s Illegal Missile Test Won’t Invalidate Obama’s Nuclear Deal!!

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White House Says Iran’s Illegal Missile Test Won’t Invalidate Obama’s Nuclear Deal by Geoffrey Grider There are "strong indications" that Iran violated U.N. Security Council resolutions related to ballistic missiles when it test fired a new missile, the White House said Tuesday . EDITOR'S NOTE: The Obama Iranian Nuclear Treaty deal has not even been enacted yet, and Iran has already violated it by conducting a highly-illegal ballistic missile test last week. Does this egregious act set off any warning bells within the Obama administration? Nope. In fact, WH Press Secretary Josh Earnest said today that Iran's violation has no connection with the Obama deal at all. Nothing will stop Barack Obama from making sure that Iran goes nuclear, nothing. This is the greatest conspiracy in this country since LBJ conspired to have John F. Kennedy assassinated in 1963. White House press secretary Josh Earnest said that when it comes to Iran's ballistic missile program, "unfortunately, that's not new." "We have seen Iran almost serially violate the international community's concerns about their ballistic missile program," Earnest said. He stressed, however, that Iran's violations are "entirely separate" from the historic nuclear deal reached between Iran and world powers. "In contrast to the repeated violations of the U.N. Security Council resolution that pertains to their ballistic missile activities, we've seen that Iran over the last couple of years has demonstrated a track record of abiding by the commitments that they made in the context of the nuclear talks," Earnest said. At the State Department, spokesman Mark Toner added that the U.S. intended to raise the incident at the U.N., "and then we'll continue to do this for any and all Iranian violations of U.N. Security Council resolutions." He called the missile test "deeply concerning." Iranian state TV reported on Sunday that the Iranians successfully test fired a new guided long-range ballistic surface-to-surface missile. It was the first such test since Iran and world powers agreed to the nuclear deal. The agreement called on Iran not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons. Iran says none of its missiles is designed for that purpose. source