Take Reagan's Advice; Stop Playing Iran's Nuclear Game | CNS News

Take Reagan's Advice; Stop Playing Iran's Nuclear Game | CNS News
By Ken Blackwell | June 29, 2015 | 11:40 AM EDT

A missile on display at an Iranian Army parade. (AP Photo)

For years, the West has played Iran's game, allowing it to stall talks while moving ahead with its covert program. Finally, the West imposed economic sanctions in an effort to bring Khomenei's successor, Ayatollah Khamenei, to the bargaining table. But even that has been excruciatingly slow.

Maryam Rajavi: A democratic, non-nuclear Iran with the overthrow of the religious dictatorship

Speech of Maryam Rajavi In grand gathering of the Iranian resistance - Paris - 13 June 2015