“When did Noah build the Ark? Before the rain. Before the rain.” Nathan Muir, Spy Games The President says we are monitoring Iranian sleeper cells in this country: “We’ve got our eye on all of them, I think.” I do not doubt that the President is speaking based on the intelligence provided to him by our law enforcement and intelligence agencies. I also have great difficulty believing that we are anywhere close to knowing where all Iranian agents are in this country, much less being able to monitor their activities and prevent them from attacking targets on our soil. Let’s begin with this. For four years, President Biden and his cronies kept our borders wide open. In fact, it would be more accurate to say that they erased…Open
Over the last few days, the name of Muhammad Baqr Qalibaf, the former mayor of...
Over the last few days, the name of Muhammad Baqr Qalibaf, the former mayor of Tehran, keeps bubbling up as some sort of “Delcy Rodriguez” type figure, namely a relatively “moderate” regime figure with whom we might be able to do business were the government to fall to his control. Moreover, there are voices in Iran itself maneuvering to install Qalibaf instead of Mojtada Khamenei, son of the late, Ali Khamenei as the new Supreme Leader. This is a dangerous proposition that will make things worse for the United States, to say nothing of Iran and other affected countries. Venezuela is nothing like Iran. And for all her evils, Delcy Rodriguez, successor to Venezuelan cartel leader Nicolas Maduro, is practically benign compared to…Open
Not surprisingly, there is early criticism from some quarters of President Trump’s base of supporters because of his decision to authorize massive regime-change military strikes on Iran. Such opposition is natural given Trump’s commitment to peace and his vocal “America First” policy orientation, an important part of which was ending wars and prioritizing domestic initiatives. […] The post Ultimate Success in Iran Is Not As Elusive As Critics Charge appeared first on StoneZone .
Not surprisingly, there is early criticism from some quarters of President Trump’s base of supporters because of his decision to authorize massive regime-change military strikes on Iran. Such opposition is natural given Trump’s commitment to peace and his vocal “America First” policy orientation, an important part of which was ending wars and prioritizing domestic initiatives. What these critics need to better appreciate is that sometimes circumstances and opportunities arise that require a change of course. What differentiates us from most of our adversaries is precisely that we want our government to be pragmatic and flexible rather than ideologically rigid. Additionally, with Iran being unwilling to negotiate an agreement to…Open