As U.S. Sec. of State John Kerry noted, this
is less about trust and more about having a structure of checks and balances to
ensure initial objectives are reached. When two sides have been entrenched in
their positions for this long, easy does it. As long as there are discussions
and compromise, it keeps fingers away from missile 'launch' buttons. Too bad
there are those so eager to cast a premature ominous cloud over the deal based
primarily on subjective considerations. The Iran-U.S. agreement is a good first
step and one which will determine if there’s a second.
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Monday, November 25, 2013
Iran: One Step At A Time
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
with his warrior ‘let’s bomb the suckers’ mentality opts to focus on terrible
outcomes rather than an outlook of reserved optimism regarding the Iran-U.S.
nuclear deal, he got some support from Canada’s own pit bull minister, John
Baird. While it is likely that neither the U.S. nor Iran care much about what
Baird thinks, he could have offered more encouragement with the efforts currently
underway rather than making comments of mistrust.
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