Iran’s Nuclear Grass Eaters
In 1965, Pakistan's foreign minister famously declared that if India, its sworn enemy, went nuclear, his country would “eat grass [and] even go hungry” in order to develop a nuclear bomb of its own. Concerning Iran today, the question is no longer whether the West can prevent the regime from developing nuclear weapons, but whether the regime runs out of grass first.
MADRID – After long years of failed international efforts to end Iran’s cunning drive to develop nuclear weapons, the question today is no longer whether the West can prevent the nuclearization of Iran’s military arsenal, but whether the Islamic regime collapses first. Unfortunately, if it does not, the only option for stopping Iran is war – and war is a very bad option.