Is Iran Really a Threat?

by Anthony Gregory

Israel's former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says it is "definitely not" time to attack Iran. Former Mossad Chief Meir Dagan and former Shin Bet chief Yuval Diskin similarly caution against Netenyahu's impulse for military action. Sixty-three percent of Israelis oppose a unilateral strike on Iran.

What do these voices of restraint know that western hawks, and much of the American public, don't seem to comprehend? Perhaps that Iran is not nearly the threat its enemies have made it out to be.

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Posted: May 04 2012, 11:41 PM

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I don't understand how one small country that "might someday possibly acquire a nuke" is such a huge threat to us when we faced down the Soviet Union and they had hundreds within striking distance of US soil. I would love to hear the mainstream media explain THAT one. Or maybe they could explain why we are still safe despite nuclear armed North Korea's threats of turning us into a sea of fire, but Iran presents such a hazard to America?

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