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(Wall Street Journal) Douglas Feith - President Obama insists that relaxing sanctions is reversible: If the Iranians are "not following through," he recently told NBC News, "we can crank that dial back up." Peace and arms-control agreements have a long history that warns against such assurances. Democratic countries have time and again failed to get what they bargained for with their undemocratic antagonists - and then found themselves unable or unwilling to enforce the bargain. History teaches that we should expect the cheating, but not effective enforcement. The author, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, served as U.S. undersecretary of defense for policy (2001-05). 2013-11-20 00:00:00Full Article
Sanctions on Iran Won't Be Cranked Back Up
(Wall Street Journal) Douglas Feith - President Obama insists that relaxing sanctions is reversible: If the Iranians are "not following through," he recently told NBC News, "we can crank that dial back up." Peace and arms-control agreements have a long history that warns against such assurances. Democratic countries have time and again failed to get what they bargained for with their undemocratic antagonists - and then found themselves unable or unwilling to enforce the bargain. History teaches that we should expect the cheating, but not effective enforcement. The author, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, served as U.S. undersecretary of defense for policy (2001-05). 2013-11-20 00:00:00Full Article
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