Nuclear deal paves way for Iran's full SCO membership

” Come into my parlor ” , said the spider to the fly.

The SCO ( Shanghai Cooperation Unit ) has a task force named RATS ( Regional Anti Terrorist Structure ). One of it’s purposes is to combat global “terrorism”.
Here is the introductory statement on the webpage. There’s also some links on their webpage.
“Dear Friends:
Welcome to the website of the Executive Committee of Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO RATS).
Safeguarding security is one of the important components to maintain stable development of a country and society in the past, at present and in the future. Now the international community is facing the problem of the changing of forms and manifestations, as well as the expansion of terrorism, which require us to further improve our efforts to combat the “Three Evil Forces”.
At present, one of the prioritizing missions of the competent authorities of SCO member states is the prevention of terrorism threats.
I fully believe that with your attention and support, our website is ready to assume its due responsibility, make unremitting efforts to play an active role in the fight against terrorism, separatism and extremism, and accumulate positive experience in strengthening anti-terror activities and expanding anti-terror campaign.”.
I mentioned the other day that the ‘Nuclear Deal’ is a wealth management tool. That’s the real business of the matter. The West will make concessions on the uranium issues but Iran will have to open up it’s markets. This is where I believe that if Iran is not extremely careful they are going to wrap themselves around the axle. The nuclear issue is a means to crack into Iran’s wealth and open it up for international trade. And actually, this is exactly what is taking place. There will be an entire ‘army’ of business analysts, investors, and all matters of the ‘economic world’ lining up to pry into the untapped wealth of Iran. (untapped by international standards that is). And in addition, they are sizing up Tehran’s stock market. Again…opportunities galore.
Here is a piece describing it that I came across this morning. I will not post it in its entirety though.
It is written by Eric Draitser.
“The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action agreed to in Vienna by the P5+1 countries and Iran is clearly a landmark agreement, one which will significantly alter the political and economic balance of power in the Middle East, as well as the global strategic picture. However, amidst the chorus of celebration from many capitals around the world, and condemnations from Israel, some of the Gulf states, and certain segments in Iran, much of the geopolitical significance of the agreement has been overlooked.”.
“A Nuclear Deal, a Business Deal
While the specifics of the agreement hinge on a number of specific issues such as the timetable for the lifting of sanctions and the arms embargo, the accepted level of uranium enrichment, and many other technical specifications, the agreement is not, in and of itself, a purely technical deal. Rather, it is in many ways an economic agreement. Put slightly differently, the deal was made possible, and driven to its completion, because of economic incentives on both sides.
For Iran the motivation is clear: ending the sanctions will allow it to return to normalcy and its economy to regain its dynamism lost since the imposition of sanctions in 2007, as well as providing Iran with access to an international market both for imports and exports, as well as financing and investment. In short, Iran’s central concern was having the ability to reintegrate itself into the global economy in order to continue to grow its economic and political power.
For the US and its western partners, this agreement provides a new opportunity for corporations to rake in untold billions of dollars in profits by penetrating a virtually untapped market for everything from consumer goods to energy investments and financial services. In this way, Iran offers the potential for massive profits from a market comprised of tens of millions of highly educated citizens and thousands of small and medium sized companies looking to make deals and grow in the near and long term.
From the financial side, the benefits are clear. As the Wall Street Journal recently wrote:
Iran’s $100 billion stock market is a major focus, given that there is no limit on foreign investment and [investors] view it as severely undervalued… If Iran transitions from a fringe market dominated by local investors to an open one with a size commensurate with its economy, the upside could be huge. Companies listed on the Tehran exchange are worth about 28% of the country’s gross domestic product, a lower ratio than most of the largest emerging markets.
In other words, international investors, be they western corporations, venture capitalists, or asset managers see in Iran an emerging market that, unlike some other emerging markets in the world, already has much of the technical infrastructure in place to rake in massive profits. Rather than having to wait to train the engineers, computer technicians, scientists, and entrepreneurs, these capitalist interests will be able to simply enter the market with their major cash holdings, and immediately capitalize on it.”.

Funny how comments that dont agree w/ TUT views magiclly disappear- just like all other sites on the web I guess.
The honchos here are wedded to their pro-Iran (as defiant of US. If only that were true)
viewpoint, and wont allow data that disputes it.
No matter. As for me and my house? We will take the whole truth, no matter how discouraging- and nothing but, to steer our lives by.
Like it or not- Russia and Iran are both in zionist hands (tho they play the fake anti-NWO adversary role for Hegelian effect, posing as NWO dissenters).
Hamas officials say Iran has quit funding them, and Iran Daily said over a month ago that Iran and Russia were abandoning Assad. Which is pretty Very upsetting. I realize this wont graner any Press TV spots, but it is what it is.
ed note–no, as you will plainly see in reading through the comments on this site on any given day, disagreeing viewpoints are not just tolerated, but encouraged as long as they are rational and lucid. Where we draw the line however is when someone comes along–half-cocked–with a load of nonsense that gums up an otherwise intelligent conversation with a bunch of distracting, irrelevant gibberish, such as what you are posting here viz a viz Iran and Russia.
And on that note, we would certainly HATE to see you discomfitted through any further association here with such a ‘controlled opposition’ website as this one, and therefore bid you a Dieu to go forth and find greener pastures where your bs will be welcomed.