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(American Thinker) Shoshana Bryen - It was inevitable that when Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listed 12 objectives that would make Iran a positive actor on the international stage - objectives the United States plans to pursue - the pundits cried, "They'll never agree to that." Wendy Sherman, the architect of the JCPOA, warned, "It was a diplomatic overreach, to say the least." The prospect of Iran acceding to all 12 demands "is virtually zero." It is not the obligation of any country to pursue its adversary's endgame rather than its own. It is not the goal of the United States to appease dictators. 2018-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
How to Apply the Reagan Endgame with the Soviets to the Iranians
(American Thinker) Shoshana Bryen - It was inevitable that when Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listed 12 objectives that would make Iran a positive actor on the international stage - objectives the United States plans to pursue - the pundits cried, "They'll never agree to that." Wendy Sherman, the architect of the JCPOA, warned, "It was a diplomatic overreach, to say the least." The prospect of Iran acceding to all 12 demands "is virtually zero." It is not the obligation of any country to pursue its adversary's endgame rather than its own. It is not the goal of the United States to appease dictators. 2018-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
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