Hollywood heavyweights Jack Black and Morgan Freeman joined forces with the likes of Queen Noor of Jordan, retired U.S. Ambassador Thomas Pickering and former CIA operative Valerie Plame to cut a video to appeal for support for the Iran deal – with the outlined alternative being death.
The video opens with Black flipping a frisbee and saying, "I love playing frisbee with my sons."
Freeman shortly after chimes in: "I love to see my grandkids smile."
But that could all end if Congress "sabotages" the nuclear pact President Obama and his administration took the lead in forging with Iran, the video participants said. Why?
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Because "we'd be dead," intoned one actor.
"Super dead," Freeman said.
Black, meanwhile, added: "I won't be able to play frisbee with my sons because there won't even be a frisbee. The frisbee will be melted."
Noor shortly after suggested the real worry about dropping the deal with Iran is that doing so would raise tensions around the Middle East – something Pickering jumped on and agreed.
"Look kid, it's true that if Congress sabotages this deal there would be nothing stopping Iran from getting the bomb. That would likely spark an arms race throughout the region," he said.
And Freeman's thoughts: "Ultimately we could be forced into a war with Iran, another dangerous drawn-out and expensive conflict in the Middle East with many lives lost."
And it's that war that would lead to Iran's development of nuclear weapons, Plame said.
"Once a war begins," she said, "the chance of Iran developing a nuclear weapons would only increase."
The conclusion?
"The agreement currently on the table is the best way to ensure Iran doesn't build a f------ bomb," Freeman said.
Critics of the deal Obama created with Iran predict the same outcomes – Iran will build a nuclear bomb and the Middle Eastern nations will engage in an arms race – but for the opposite action, of Congress supporting the plan.