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It paves the way for the U.S. political stance, which is tantamount to giving Iran the green light to advance its nuclear program.

The logic of force as a replacement for a dialogue is prevalent in American society and has been controlling the lives of Americans since the inception of the United States.

America has exaggerated Islam’s sectarian differences and is pouring oil on the fire in hopes of attacking our brother nation’s unity, so as to take control of it.

'Iran is one of the Axis of Evil countries. It has been developing a military nuclear program, menacing the world’s security. But the complicity of both Bush and his successor Obama, as well as their silence about Iran’s interventions and semi-public military and political influence in Iraq, Bahrain, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and Kuwait confirm the suspicious alliance.'

By docking warships in the Syrian port of Tartus, Russia announced a new world and the end of the American century.

In fact, these reasons for justification were just a bunch of pretexts the U.S. administration wasn’t even convinced of itself—not by the issue of weapons of mass destruction, nor by the issue of the Iraqi people, nor by the issue of freedom and democracy. They were all based purely on American interests, created solely by Americans to stage the need for war.