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DT N News: Op-Ed ~ Time For Military Strikes In Iran * Source: Examier.com Toronto Populist Examiner Bruce Maiman ....(click here link) (NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - December 27, 2009: In what one observer has called the first NY Times op-ed "explicitly advocating a military campaign against Iran," Alan Kuperman argues that diplomacy has failed with Iran and military strikes are the only way to prevent the country from ...
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How to Stop Iran is the title of a column by Olivier Debouzy that appeared in the WSJ 10 day ago. Debouzy is apparently a very well-connected French defense intellectual. It's worth reading his entire article to absorb his reasoning, but I'll cut to the chase for our purposes. The basis of his proposal is for the U.S., France, Britain, and Israel to agree together to stop Iran, and to view the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis as a model for the ...
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