Comments on Around the Conservative Web - Weekend of June 14TypePad2009-06-15T08:34:14ZScotthttp://www.conservatismtoday.com/my_weblog/tag:typepad.com,2003:http://www.conservatismtoday.com/my_weblog/2009/06/around-the-conservative-web-weekend-of-june-14/comments/atom.xml/Norbert Sluzewski commented on 'Around the Conservative Web - Weekend of June 14'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e552560c42883401157022aa6c970c2009-06-16T02:04:03Z2009-06-16T02:04:03ZNorbert Sluzewskihttp://www.nakedliberty.comIn light of our docile posture in response to the recent opposition protests and general post election upheaval in that...<p>In light of our docile posture in response to the recent opposition protests and general post election upheaval in that country, I have to say I am a little confused about our strategy and foreign policy toward Iran at this time. If we indeed want to be proactive and acknowledge our contribution to the present situation, then some follow through action would be necessary.</p>
<p>If on the other hand we want to see the situation play out on its own (or more realistically support it covertly), then such statement by the President are highly undesirable.</p>
<p>Sending overt signals with promises not backed up by action (or believable promises of action), only leads to resentment within, and alienation of the forces of potential change. As a result the enemy (dictatorial regime) becomes more emboldened while the spirit and trust in the US of the opposition forces are severely dampened.</p>
<p>Based on our current posture I am confused about which path the US is taking. History proves that the most dangerous decision a government can make is to not make one at all.</p>
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