Any Alternatives to “Meddling” with Iran?

Commentary Magazine ^ | June 30th, 2009 | Emanuele Ottolenghi

[Jbny]

Fareed Zakaria enters the fray to explain why Iran’s Velvet Revolution is not about to happen. He makes some good points about why Iran 2009 is not Prague 1989 — the regime has money and guns and the religious establishment is not aligned behind the demonstrators. He also makes some less good points — that alleged U.S. support for armed groups fighting the regime, or U.S. rhetoric about a possible military strike, or U.S. support for Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war always rallied people around the regime.

[silverleaf]

a version of “Radio Free Middle East” would be good,. so folks get their news from other than al Jazeera

But then- not likely to happen under this group of marxists! Our own media is starting to sound just like al Jazeera.

[Jim from C-Town]

Apparently you can do absolutely nothing and still believe that you lead the free world.

[the Fun in Fundamentalist]

Heaven forbid that 0bomba do anything that impinges on a fraudulent government’s “sovereignty” in the name of the higher calling of Freedom.

[Iron Munro]

"Let's just meddle with Honduras instead of Iran.
They're a lot smaller and will put up less of a fight.
Plus, we won't kill any muslims when we bomb them."