Sunday, August 16, 2015

Ex-Reagan Advisor Says #IranDeal's "Weakness" is Intentional

Ex-Reagan Advisor Says #IranDeal's "Weakness" is Intentional

August 16, 2015 The Resistible Rise Of Iran: Interview With Former Reagan Advisor Michael Ledeen , 0 Comments

The Resistible Rise Of Iran:  Interview With Former Reagan Advisor Michael Ledeen


By Ben Cohen, Aug 10, 2015 Free Beacon

‘It’s conventional wisdom that Iran came to the negotiating table because of sanctions. The economy was in trouble, and the country was desperate, so they had to,’ said Michael Ledeen, once he and I were deep into our conversation about Iran’s nuclear ambitions. ‘I’m not sure that’s correct. It may well be that Iran came to the negotiating table because President Rouhani and Foreign Minister Zarif convinced the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, that if they went to the table, they would get everything they wanted from President Obama. Because, they said, America’s will has been broken, and the Americans are prepared to make endless concessions just to keep talking.’

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