The recurring farce in which American diplomats pretend the mullahs can be reasoned with and the mullahs pretend they’re not building bombs in the background.
The recurring farce in which American diplomats pretend the mullahs can be reasoned with and the mullahs pretend they’re not building bombs in the background.
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The charade in which the U.S. offers “carrots” and Iran takes the carrots, builds more missiles, and demands more carrots.
The ultimate exercise in wishful thinking: believing that a regime whose official motto is “Death to America” can be bought off with sanctions relief.
The negotiations where Iran’s idea of compromise is “you give us everything and we promise not to attack you… for now.”
The negotiations where Iran shows up with a list of demands, the U.S. offers concessions, and Iran responds by attacking tankers and funding proxies.
The diplomatic theater where Iran demands the U.S. lift sanctions, fund its nuclear program, and apologize for existing, while continuing to chant “Death to America.”