Different conventions prevail.
Let's see what Yes and No amount to as zero hour approaches
with Iran in negotiations about nuclear weapons. Supreme leader Khamenei has
been zigging and zagging, yes-ing & no-ing.
Guess that's how they do it in Iran.
Nobody wants war with Iran. It would be a conflagration amounting
to World War 2.5, or more. There's no predictable endpoint to such a war. Wars
are not only awful in and of themselves but rearrange the world wildly.
And nobody, aside from the Shiite bloc headed by Teheran — Bagdad,
Damascus, and Beirut, as represented by Hezbollah — wants Iran to have nuclear
weapons.
The Saudis don't at least as much as the Israelis don't.
And nor do we.
I don't think Obama will cave to a deal in which Iran signs
Yes, we will have inspections etc., and No, we'll do what we like.
I think, and know I could be way wrong, that Iran will sign
off on the basics, and be compelled to mean it.
Nobody wants war with Iran, and Iran does not crave further
and strengthened sanctions.
If talks do break down, bad things will happen fast.
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