Bombshell allegations: Whistleblowers claim Obama and John Kerry systematically derailed FBI probe into Iranian terrorists to protect nuclear deal

Obama administration and then-Secretary of State John Kerry, who helped in derailing and obstructing an ongoing FBI investigation into Iranian terrorists and stopping due arrests to protect the nuclear deal.

Shocking data on Obama administration revealed

Iran and the US have not shared the best of relations in the current decade, but the nuclear weapons pact from back then was quite crucial for the US as it would have been a symbol of example for other countries in the Middle East.
However, newly disclosed unclassified FBI documents from 2015 and 2016 reveal that officials in President Barack Obama’s Justice and State Departments actively prevented federal agents from enforcing U.S. sanctions against Iran, according to an NY Post report.

These records also expose the existence of a covert “shadow amnesty program” that shielded numerous Iranian individuals involved in criminal activities from prosecution. According to whistleblowers, this effort led to the abandonment of dozens of Iran-related investigations by the FBI and federal prosecutors, as officials recognized that State Department and DOJ interference would undermine enforcement efforts.

Iran-US relations from back then

This revelation sheds light on the complex and controversial dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations during that period, particularly following the 2015 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), which aimed to ease tensions and foster diplomacy. Critics argue that these actions prioritized diplomatic goals over accountability, raising questions about the balance