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Dang paywall!
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This article is an extremely important adjunct to what Oren is conveying.
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This was an extraordinary podcast. I wonder who, precisely, were the academics who came up with the idea that the Iranian government is a rational regime that can be a stabilizing influence. This does seem to be the idea on which the Obama administration is basing its entire Middle East policy.
I like the way Oren pointed out that before deciding to cast America's lot with Iran in the Middle East, the Obama administration -- and then Sec. of State Clinton -- were singing the praises of the murderous Assad regime in Syria.
I simply don't recall whether Hillary Clinton had anything to do with the Obama administration's Iran initiative. Does anyone have information handy on this issue?
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I think part of the issue is that lefty Obama never outgrew that Frantz Fanon stuff he learned in school. Childish thinking that the weaker is always the more virtuous in any conflict.
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