 merrie says: So one of two things are going to happen. Either the demonstrators are going to succeed in overthrowing the current government which has already become destabilized, or the conservatives in Iran will unleash an unprecedented bloodbath against the protestors. Either way Obama's position of trying to stay in their good graces for the sake of negotiation has become obsolete, a situation that neither he nor his advisors have been able to recognize. But so far Obama has not seized the opportunity. He insists on giving legitimacy to the current government..The world seems ready to line up against the current Iranian government and their actions as the statements of condemnation from other European countries have shown. Obama could be the one to rally them. Instead he doesn't want to "meddle". People are taking their lives into their hands to stand up against a repressive government that poses a threat to the whole world . . . . . . . and Obama is worried about Iran’s reaction to his own response, which when one thinks about it, doesn’t bode well for how Obama would handle negotiations with Ahmadinejad anyway. It should be clear by now that there is a revolution taking place and so far, Obama’s approach in trying to preserve a “negotiating” position with the present oppressive government has made him look weak and foolish. Events in Iran will make any attempts at negotiating with the current government impossible in the future. Instead Obama should try and seize this opportunity to rally and lead the rest of the world to condemn the actions of the Iranian goverment . He could call for new supervised elections. H... |
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