I
share the legitimate concerns of center-right critics over the gravely delusive
and dangerous concessions the Obama Administration appears hell-bent to agree
upon in its nuclear negotiations with Iran.
It
has also become axiomatic, however, that each center-right tocsin of looming
calamity regarding the apparent disastrous essence of the Obama Administration's
hotly pursued Iran nuclear deal will invoke the alleged panacea of Iranian "regime
change." Invariably, truculent reminders of President Obama's failure to
support what I have termed the Soylent Green Movement, during the summer of
2009 accompany the regime change chorus. While certainly not as damaging as the
nuclear weapons-abetting Obama Administration "Iranian diplomacy,"
the incessantly repeated "alternative" notion of Soylent Green
Movement-inspired regime change is another corrosive delusion, particularly
when championed in lieu of near-term, targeted, concerted destruction of Iran's
four known major nuclear materials production facilities.
Regardless
of the attitudes of current political leadership and policymaking elites,
across the political spectrum, polling data strongly suggests that an
overwhelming majority of Americans are fully cognizant of Iran's intentions,
and the unacceptable security threat posed by an Islamic Republic armed with
nuclear weapons. Perhaps such gimlet-eyed Americans will elect equally astute
political leaders also endowed with the courage necessary to authorize targeted
military strikes which complete a task Israel will have initiated by 2015:
destroying, or severely damaging the Islamic Republic of Iran's current nuclear
development facilities, forestalling, and perhaps even preventing long term, a
nuclear weapons-armed Iran. [more...]
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