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Iran Deleted From the World's Banking Computers

dtjohnson writes "Iran is being deleted from the world banking system Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) computers as of Saturday at 1600 UTC. Once the SWIFT codes for Iranian banks are deleted, Iranian banks will no longer be able to transfer funds to and from other worldwide banks, turning Iranian international commerce into a barter operation. SWIFT is taking the action at the request of EU members to comply with international sanctions against Iran due to its program to develop nuclear weapons. The effect will be to drastically hinder Iran's ability to execute international business transactions."

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  1. Re:The people will be the ones who suffer by hjf · · Score: 0, Troll

    You're an american idiot.

    "Terrible economic crisis". From everyone else in the world, and especially from those countries your constant wars completely destroy their economies: FUCK YOU, FUCK YOUR MOTHER, YOUR FUCKING UNCLE SAM, AND FUCK YOUR WHINY LITTLE ASS, FUCKING AMERICUNT.

    Now mod me down motherfuckers, it's all you can do. Fuck every last one of you.

  2. Re:The people will be the ones who suffer by sxpert · · Score: 1, Troll

    it's actually the other way around... the Israelis REIGN in the USA

  3. Re:The people will be the ones who suffer by binarylarry · · Score: 0, Troll

    Hardly. The terrorist groups believe that when a country does things against their wishes, it gives them the right to kills citizens of that country.

    Morons like you are the problem.

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  4. Re:The people will be the ones who suffer by Col.+Klink+(retired) · · Score: 1, Troll

    > It's "incredibly stupid" to think that a Bush speech in 2003 caused all this.

    No, I think the parent post is correct. Bush's State of the Union speech on Jan 29, 2003, is exactly the reason that North Korea withdrew from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty on January 10, 2003.

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