Talk:Framework agreement

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Reading this article has convinced me NEVER to use a framework agreement, ever!! Look at this:

--> "In describing the effort to reach an agreement between Israel and Palestine, Senator George J. Mitchell explained, 'A framework agreement is not an interim agreement. It's more detailed than a declaration of principles, but is less than a full-fledged treaty. Its purpose is to establish the fundamental compromises necessary to enable the parties to then flesh out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace'."

haha, oh yeah, how well did THAT peace work out?

And the list of frameworks includes:

--> Iran nuclear deal framework

How well did THAT work out, when the whole world had to be bombed by the stupid stuxworm computer virus that was used as a military operation to disable their program hostilely.

And I just noticed!

--> Agreed Framework, between North Korea and the United States

Hahaha. How well is North Korean / US relations doing these days! :-D

Man, this article is hilarious. Just my $0.02 :-D

If this is a serious, useful thing, you should lead with real, better, examples :)