The New York Times has gone into full Obama Ministry of Propaganda mode with an article today by Somni Sengupta, headlined “‘Snapback’ Is an Easy Way to Reimpose Iran Penalties.” Actually, it will be far from easy to reimpose the sanctions that have crippled Iran, but the headline will be read and cited by most of the dominant media from which Americans get their news, and it will become accepted as fact that there is little danger of Iranian misbehavior owing to the ease to re-establishing sanctions. Patrick Goodenough exposes the Big Lie pushed by the Times at CNS News: The much-touted “snapback” provision in the Iran nuclear deal that will restore sanctions in the event of Iranian noncompliance involves a convoluted process that will last around 65 days and, after jumping a series of hurdles, may result in sanctions being reimposed – “unless the U.N. Security Council decides otherwise.” That phrase in the final...(Read Full Post)