I could never stress enough the probable stupidity of allowing the terrorist governments the possibility of developing the most dreadful weapon on the planet, nor the stupidity and blindness of certain leaders who fail to see the dangers of this. Today's Chamberlains are the real threat to the safety of mankind as these people have failed to understand the mistakes of the past and, I'm afraid, have all the chances of being bound to repeat them. And, like in the past, it's us, the simple people, who'll end up paying the unbearable price for their own stupidity and blindness (or corruption).
When an organization which is supposed to prevent the possibility of a nuclear holocaust, fails miserably to do so by being driven by the blindness and the economic interests of some of its leaders, then the leadership of this organization has failed miserably to represent the interests of the world and must be replaced by a competent leadership. A leadership that would understand that no country threatening to destroy other countries should be allowed the possibility of developing weapons of mass destruction, nor should be allowed to have its funds unfrozen so that it could sponsor continue to sponsor terrorism on a worldwide scale, as it has done since 1979. The development of nuclear energy should be allowed only for peaceful means and only to countries which have shown that they are walking the path of democracy and peaceful cooperation with all the nations of the world. It's no brainer that Iran is not walking this path, the country having taken the path Germany took in 1933. And, unfortunately, the world is clearly repeating the same mistakes it made during the 1933-1938 decade, showing it has learned nothing from its own mistakes. Last time Nazi Germany was almost on the brink of the nuclear threshold and only the Normandy invasion, combined with the hijacking of the submarine carrying uranium from South America to Germany saved us from a nuclear holocaust. With a nuclear Iran, we might not have that chance. Giving a weapon of mass destruction to a country in which the government sponsors terrorism and incite on a daily basis to destroy the West is an act of massive stupidity. Our only hope is that the US Congress will realize the dangers this agreement (which has been clearly written by people who haven't written an agreement their entire life) an will refuse to approve a document that might lead to a nuclear holocaust. Anyway, my hope and prayer is that I would either be proven wrong or that Iran will be allowed to develop nuclear energy only after it has taken the path of peace and cooperation with all the nations of the world, the which would require a change of regime, from a dictatorial Islamic republic to a real democracy.
When an organization which is supposed to prevent the possibility of a nuclear holocaust, fails miserably to do so by being driven by the blindness and the economic interests of some of its leaders, then the leadership of this organization has failed miserably to represent the interests of the world and must be replaced by a competent leadership. A leadership that would understand that no country threatening to destroy other countries should be allowed the possibility of developing weapons of mass destruction, nor should be allowed to have its funds unfrozen so that it could sponsor continue to sponsor terrorism on a worldwide scale, as it has done since 1979. The development of nuclear energy should be allowed only for peaceful means and only to countries which have shown that they are walking the path of democracy and peaceful cooperation with all the nations of the world. It's no brainer that Iran is not walking this path, the country having taken the path Germany took in 1933. And, unfortunately, the world is clearly repeating the same mistakes it made during the 1933-1938 decade, showing it has learned nothing from its own mistakes. Last time Nazi Germany was almost on the brink of the nuclear threshold and only the Normandy invasion, combined with the hijacking of the submarine carrying uranium from South America to Germany saved us from a nuclear holocaust. With a nuclear Iran, we might not have that chance. Giving a weapon of mass destruction to a country in which the government sponsors terrorism and incite on a daily basis to destroy the West is an act of massive stupidity. Our only hope is that the US Congress will realize the dangers this agreement (which has been clearly written by people who haven't written an agreement their entire life) an will refuse to approve a document that might lead to a nuclear holocaust. Anyway, my hope and prayer is that I would either be proven wrong or that Iran will be allowed to develop nuclear energy only after it has taken the path of peace and cooperation with all the nations of the world, the which would require a change of regime, from a dictatorial Islamic republic to a real democracy.
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