re: #107 Salamantis

As I said before, the deciding factor for me will be whether or not a quid pro quo emerges wherein Russia about faces and supports additional UN sanctions of Iran, as well as other punitive economic and trade measures, and they are enough to halt Iran’s headlong rush towards nuclear weapons capacity..

If this doesn’t happen, we have just ended up damaging some steadfast alliances without gaining any advantage whatsoever over adversaries in exchange.

I heard another theory tonight. Israel has been training their military with war games, Netanyahu recently visited Russia, and now this surprise with the missile shields. Could this have been a deal to allow Israel to attack Iran? That would be a genius move for Obama.