A good business deal should not be built upon a potential existential threat to the U.S., our beloved country.  With Boeing involved so soon after the 2015 P5+1 deal with Iran (more commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal) was completed, it is reasonable to ask if this nongovernmental entity played an informal, yet crucial, role behind the scenes in the P5+1 negotiations.  Is it ethical or even legal for a non-governmental entity to have such a role?  Is it possible that "the deal" was pushed through without being considered a treaty requiring two-thirds approval by the U.S. Senate in part or totally because of the involvement of Boeing? Let's consider what has happened since "the deal" was completed.  Only three jetliners of the Boeing order for 80 planes to Iran have so far been delivered.  There are questions about what will happen with the sanctions as Trump reviews the deal.  One report says...(Read Full Article)