There are some very good people at the NYT, but when you have an ideology-driven enterprise, thus blinded to truth and reality, those good people become either cannon fodder or just waste away in the non-meritocracy that is the liberal hierarchy.
You wrote: “ There are some very good people at the NYT…”
Please, name a couple… their janitors are, without a doubt, decent people. Others, not so much…
The current administration in Tehran has already asserted stricter dominance
over the critical Strait of Hormuz, and proved unyielding at the negotiating table.
Should the military campaign ultimately push Iran closer to building a bomb, it would represent a severe unintended consequence of Israel stupidly targeting top leadership and hoodwinking the Trump administration into its idiotic regime-change goals.
“US intelligence briefings [ANONYMOUSLY]cited by The New York Times on Friday indicate that Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, displays a far greater willingness to build nuclear weaponry than his father who preceded him”
btw, given Iran’s hell-bent all-out effort for decades on building an atomic bomb, i don’t how it’s possible for the new Ayatollah to display a far greater willingness to build one, unless you account him being desirous of having his entire country bombed back into the stone age as “willingness” ...