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Iran-Irreconcilable differences
Tribune-Review ^
| 2/19/2006
| Salena Zito
Posted on 02/19/2006 5:55:57 AM PST by serendepitylives
Irreconcilable differences By Salena Zito TRIBUNE-REVIEW Sunday, February 19, 2006
We are "real time" in a defining moment in our history: Iran is becoming the diplomatic equivalent of an ice cream headache with Iranian President Ahmadinejad holding the frozen confection to the roof of our mouths.
Good commanders act and create opportunities. Great commanders exploit those opportunities and throw the enemy into disarray. Commanders must command from where they can control the action.
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TOPICS: Business/Economy; Constitution/Conservatism; Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections; War on Terror
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To: serendepitylives
Iran's main ally in any confrontation will be our OLD LIBERAL MEDIA. These despicable scum put this country at risk at every turn.
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02/19/2006 5:57:56 AM PST
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Jazzman1
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To: serendepitylives
I like this part:
"Right now, our influence is in the hearts and minds of the Iranian people. We need to capitalize on that goodwill and good messages -- pro democracy, pro freedom -- to effectively separate this regime from its people.
Win over the people and we will win this conflict. Lose this opportunity and we end up walking around like a bunch of glow-sticks at a rave party."
We need to help Iranian dissidents like we helped Solidarity in the 80s.
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