[DoughtyOne]

I believe the people of Iran are much more in favor of good relations with the U. S. than the leadership is.

The people of Iran remember the relations under the Shah. The leadership isn’t going to play into that.

So Kissinger is right, but what can you do about it. Eventually the leadership will change, at least I hope it does.

If it doesn’t, there will never be good relations between us. So that makes Kissinger’s comments mute.

[PieterCasparzen]

And his comments are designed to gin up support amongst US conservatives for "regime change" in Iran, i.e., more military new world order "games" (to them).

So Kissinger is right, but what can you do about it. Eventually the leadership will change, at least I hope it does.

If it doesn’t, there will never be good relations between us. So that makes Kissinger’s comments mute.

[Olog-hai]

They’d be looking to sabotage the nuke program as much as possible if they were after better relations with the US, never mind Israel.

The only way to change the leadership in Iran is to destroy the mullahs and the IRG.