Peloni: There have now been several explosions at sensitive sites across Iran over the past few days. While none of the effects of these other attacks are as relevant as shutting down Iran’s only deep water port at Bandar Abbas port, the timing is impossible to consider to be due to chance. It would seem that the significance of the attack on Badar Abbas was meant to weaken the Iranian regime, just as the US persists with its negotiations with the Iranians. So who might be most likely to weaken the regime at such a significant moment as this? Is it reasonable that this would be the time at which either Israel or the Iranian insurgents would coordinate such a debilitating blow against the Mullahs as this? Or would it be more reasonable that the US would do so, in order to leverage the Iranians towards adopting a more conciliatory position in its negotiations with the US?
“Or would it be more reasonable that the US would do so, in order to leverage the Iranians towards adopting a more conciliatory position in its negotiations with the US?”
That makes about as much sense as the people of Canada continually voting in the Liberal Party of Canada as their government… Oh – wait a minute!!!!