Biden's $6B Ransom for Hostages Payment to Iran Will Lead to More Hostages | Frontpage Mag

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : After September 11, Biden proposed, "this would be a good time to send, no strings attached, a check for $200 million to Iran."
57% : But the hostage-taking is a convenient way for certain special interests to send money to Iran in an endless chain of arms for hostages.
56% : Iran will get access to money through its Qatari allies.
49% : A year later, he told Israelis that they would have to accept Iran's nuclear program and proposed reopening a US diplomatic presence in Tehran.
49% : What was Iran getting in exchange for all of this?
44% : At a 2003 Senate hearing, he suggested that Iran was pursuing nuclear weapons because it felt "isolated".
43% :The Islamic takeover of Iran was built on taking hostages.
43% : We could put an end to this by ending the ransom payments and criminalizing further travel to Iran.
41% : A top political strategist and Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps officer told supporters that Iran should kidnap hostages and ransom them back to the United States for "blood money.""Here's how the IRGC generates funds.
38% : Iran takes Americans hostage to make money.
28% : Beyond the campaign cash, Iran became the second largest enemy state to intervene in the 2020 election when its hackers conducted a false flag operation in Florida pretending to be Republicans and tried to hack sites reporting election results.
20% : In 2007, Biden became one of only 22 senators to vote against designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization and warned that if President Bush took action to stop Iran, he would impeach him.

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