Bakay: The threat of committing new crimes against the Iranians is another sign of the inability of the American governing body to learn from past failures and mistakes.
The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in response to the threatening statements of the American officials against the Iranian nation: the American foreign minister brazenly threatens to starve the Iranians by stating that "they must eat eventually".
These words are a further acknowledgment of America's intention to commit war crimes, which is in fact a continuation of the crimes committed during the previous wars of aggression and the current economic terrorism.
In fact, America continues to repeat the same mistakes after several decades of policies of intimidation, sanctions, terrorism and aggression and just packages them in the form of new names each time.
This process is a clear example of the "lack of wisdom" described by Barbara Tuckman in "The Way of Lack of Wisdom": a government that insists on a disastrous path does not learn from its failures, and each failure only causes more insistence on continuing its mistakes.