Monthly Archives: June 2025
‘Obliterating’ Iran’s Nuclear Sites Is Not Enough
“The conventional army loses if it does not win. The guerrilla wins if he does not lose.” Henry Kissinger, Foreign Affairs, January 1969. Iran’s regime may have lost its nuclear sites, but it has not lost its appetite to kill Jews and wipe Israel off the map. Would the Allied forces have left the Nazi Party as the rulers of Germany after World War II? Ideally, such a campaign should be spearheaded by the Iranian people themselves with the backing of Western countries, including the US, and Arabs and Muslims who oppose the Iranian regime and view it as a direct threat to their national security.
Icyo itegekoshinga riteganya mu gihe perezida yaba arwaye cyangwa apfuye
Ingingo ya 107 Article 107
Iyo Perezida wa Repubulika apfuye, yeguye cyangwa agize impamvu zimubuza burundu gukomeza imirimo ye, asimburwa by’agateganyo na Perezida wa Sena, ataboneka agasimburwa na Perezida w’Umutwe w’abadepite; iyo abo bombi batabonetse, imirimo ya Perezida wa Repubulika ikorwa by’agateganyo na Minisitiri w’Intebe.
Toward President Trump’s ‘MIGA!’: Making Iran Great Again
The Iranian regime, by violating US President Donald J. Trump’s ceasefire after only four hours, did the world a great favor. It should now be clear, if it was not, before, that Iran’s government called by the US Department of State, the “world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism for the 39th year running,” does not look as if it will suddenly agree to become the compete opposite of itself.
When Ceasefire Prolongs War
[A] war must end with an acknowledged winner. [N]o victor could self-anoint and wear the garland unless the adversary acknowledges defeat. This time it was, again, the United States to remove the cup of victory from their lips. The do-gooders who imposed the fishtail outcome forgot that the duty of a war is to change an unstable status quo and replace it by a new one acceptable to protagonists by clearly designating a victor and a vanquished.
