Sunday, 31 May 2015

A nuclear-armed Iran seems almost inevitable if.....

“We are not at the point where we can say that negotiations will be completed quickly -- they will continue until the deadline and could continue beyond that,” Abbas Araghchi, a senior Iran envoy, told state news agency IRNA, adding that the negotiations may not be completed by the June 30 deadline.
Nuclear talks must be coupled with holding the religious dictatorship to account for the flagrant violations of human rights in Iran and the genocides in Syria and Iraq. Nuclear concealment, human rights abuses, and the export of fundamentalism and terrorism are three indispensable attributes of the regime.
If pressure worked to bring the faltering and loathed regime into the negotiating room, more pressure will be even more effective in thwarting the nuclear threat. The U.S. has significant diplomatic or non-military leverage that it has not tapped. Washington can make life miserable for the mullahs and compel them to give up their weapons program by helping to further empower the organized democratic opposition to the Iranian regime.
The current policy is clearly not working to Washington’s favor. A major shift in U.S. policy on Iran is long overdue. Without it, a nuclear-armed Iran seems almost inevitable.





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