Summary
Did Arnaud de Borchgrave imply that the United States should offer Iran a nonaggression treaty in exchange for scrapping its nuclear program ("Perfect storm warning," Commentary, Tuesday)? This the United States cannot do. The war against terrorism cannot be won as long as states like Iran are willing to support terrorist groups. Any promise by Washington to the Tehran mullahs that no military action will be taken against them would turn Iran into a safe haven for terrorists.
In the old days, a nonaggression pact required both parties to promise not to attack the other. Today, in both Iran and North Korea, the term seems to mean only that the United States will not use force, not that the despots will halt their violent ways.See the full content of this document
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No Deal with Iran
Deterring attacks on Iran in retaliation fo...
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