The Berlin Wall moment was a combined triumph of decades of very public resistance, and very global pressure. Even if Iran’s is totally reformed, it couldn’t equal the Berlin moment.
I’m hoping for a result much like Japan after WW2, but I’ll settle for any outcome that prevents nuclear components being sold on the black market.
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December 30th, 2009 at 11:10 am Mountain Time
The Berlin Wall moment was a combined triumph of decades of very public resistance, and very global pressure. Even if Iran’s is totally reformed, it couldn’t equal the Berlin moment.
I’m hoping for a result much like Japan after WW2, but I’ll settle for any outcome that prevents nuclear components being sold on the black market.