'Let's just call it what it is—nuts.'
Just weeks into the new year, war hawks are again calling for the U.S. military to prepare plans for a comprehensive strike against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.
"Proponents of war with Iran must promote two great falsehoods: that diplomacy cannot resolve the crisis and alternatively that war could." In addition to casually calling for another preemptive war in the Middle East, these authors arrive at this conclusion by distorting the facts and ignoring sound military strategy.
Still, far from stalling, the talks show signs of progress this month with both Western and Iranian diplomatscautious optimism that a deal could be finalized in the coming weeks. It is perhaps the prospect for a restoration of the deal that has caused critics to dangle, once again, the illusion of a theoretical “better deal” in the media.
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