Many countries have nuclear weapons, and many more want them. Only one, though, has its neighbors and the world terrified. That country is Iran. Why is everyone so concerned? Because the Islamic theocracy has repeatedly threatened to destroy Israel, sponsors global terrorism, and would leverage the deterrence effect of a nuclear weapon to advance their anti-Western and anti-American interests. Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for the Wall Street Journal explains the one thing you really need to know in order to understand why we cant let Iran get the bomb--they may actually use it. You can support Prager Univ Iran and the Bomb, 2012 - The West says Iran is making a nuclear bomb. Tehran says theyre treating cancer. For downloads and more information visit: http: journeyman.tv 63027 short-films iran-and-the-bomb.html http: journeyman.tv 63027 short-films iran-and-the-bomb.html http: journeyman.tv 63027 short-. Global diplomatic tensions are rapidly mounting around Irans nuclear ambitions. This compelling investigation gets right to the heart of the maelstrom, interrogating facts, falsehoods and The only way to rebuff and dismantle propaganda is to be aware of the truth on which it claims to comment. Filma about Iran nuclear program Foreign Affairs Focus: Iran and the Bomb with Gary Sick Editor Gideon Rose interviews Gary Sick, adjunct professor at Columbia Universitys School of International and Public Affairs, on his contribution to Foreign Affairs latest eBook, 'Iran and the Bomb: Solving the Persian Puzzle.' Looking back on developments in Iran over the last 30 years, Dr. Sick argues that the Islamic Revolution has actually had little influence on Irans foreign policy goals, which, particularly regarding nuclear ambitions, are still dictated by domestic policies put in place during the era of the Shah. He suggests that a Matthew H. Kroenig and Trita Parsi debate whether an outside power should strike Iran to stop its nuclear program, as part of CFRs Third Annual Back-to-School Event. Learn more about CFRs resources for the classroom at Educators Home. SPEAKERS: Matthew H. Kroenig Trita Parsi PRESIDER: Gideon Rose http: cfr iran iran-bomb-hold-hit p29258 http: cfr iran iran-bomb-hold-hit p29258 http: cfr iran iran-bomb-hol. The Center for Security Policys Senior Middle East Fellow Caroline Glick recently spoke on the subject of Iran at Moses Montefiore Anshe Emunah Synagogue in Baltimore, MD. She offered a very sober assessment of the Obama administrations policy of appeasement toward the Mullahs-- and what happens next.
9/29/2014
Iran and the bomb
Many countries have nuclear weapons, and many more want them. Only one, though, has its neighbors and the world terrified. That country is Iran. Why is everyone so concerned? Because the Islamic theocracy has repeatedly threatened to destroy Israel, sponsors global terrorism, and would leverage the deterrence effect of a nuclear weapon to advance their anti-Western and anti-American interests. Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for the Wall Street Journal explains the one thing you really need to know in order to understand why we cant let Iran get the bomb--they may actually use it. You can support Prager Univ Iran and the Bomb, 2012 - The West says Iran is making a nuclear bomb. Tehran says theyre treating cancer. For downloads and more information visit: http: journeyman.tv 63027 short-films iran-and-the-bomb.html http: journeyman.tv 63027 short-films iran-and-the-bomb.html http: journeyman.tv 63027 short-. Global diplomatic tensions are rapidly mounting around Irans nuclear ambitions. This compelling investigation gets right to the heart of the maelstrom, interrogating facts, falsehoods and The only way to rebuff and dismantle propaganda is to be aware of the truth on which it claims to comment. Filma about Iran nuclear program Foreign Affairs Focus: Iran and the Bomb with Gary Sick Editor Gideon Rose interviews Gary Sick, adjunct professor at Columbia Universitys School of International and Public Affairs, on his contribution to Foreign Affairs latest eBook, 'Iran and the Bomb: Solving the Persian Puzzle.' Looking back on developments in Iran over the last 30 years, Dr. Sick argues that the Islamic Revolution has actually had little influence on Irans foreign policy goals, which, particularly regarding nuclear ambitions, are still dictated by domestic policies put in place during the era of the Shah. He suggests that a Matthew H. Kroenig and Trita Parsi debate whether an outside power should strike Iran to stop its nuclear program, as part of CFRs Third Annual Back-to-School Event. Learn more about CFRs resources for the classroom at Educators Home. SPEAKERS: Matthew H. Kroenig Trita Parsi PRESIDER: Gideon Rose http: cfr iran iran-bomb-hold-hit p29258 http: cfr iran iran-bomb-hold-hit p29258 http: cfr iran iran-bomb-hol. The Center for Security Policys Senior Middle East Fellow Caroline Glick recently spoke on the subject of Iran at Moses Montefiore Anshe Emunah Synagogue in Baltimore, MD. She offered a very sober assessment of the Obama administrations policy of appeasement toward the Mullahs-- and what happens next.
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