just as bad none of the changes agreed to are permanent and vertification is difficult. hours after they signed it the top negotiator bragged on iranian tv, they can quote, return to the previous situation in one day. in reality estimates suggest the iranians could still achieve nuclear break out capability in six months. it forces them to stop the nuclear program. it's a snake hole salesmen. he sold poisoned medicine to us and the state department gave away the mineral right in exchange. the agreement bars iran from installing nuclear equipment at the heavy water reactor. but allows them to continue to construct its nuclear reactor. the problem is that the reactor side is too big for a peaceful reactor. experts say it's more closely resembles a nuclear weapons facility. no kidding. when asked if he thought it could be used for peaceful purposes former state department nonproliferation official said, yes, it could. a 12 inch hunting knife could be used so spread jam on the toast in the morning inspect this deal they get a $6 billion in cash payment over six months. iran

for a two-step vertification to work you can't have it all the time. in word press it does. logging in the desk top, i have to enter the code. and facebook will sort of only ask me to submit the code if it's a strange log in from a new location or computer. for that to work they need to know a lot about you. saying your credit card company. there's a lot about where you spend. so are we deciding red did toy noted trass saying yes, you should sort of be peeking what i'm doing all the time so you know when something, you know, a log in supposed to be me is probably not. i think all the questions are fraud. and none are simple. but i can say that, for example, the steps that banks take when you apply for a credit card online. i'm sure most of you at this point. maybe some of you don't. you apply for a cd online. the bank places a cookie on the machine that applied for that credit card online. i'm work on a charge case, an indicted case we took down about 25 people in new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, mostly around the northeast who had applied for and received tens of thousan