"FDD" Foundation expert proposal to the White House: Sanctions instead of war "The Islamic Republic survives with war; don't give Tehran what it wants"; This is the warning of "Miad Malki", a former official of the US Treasury Department and an expert of the Fund for the Defense of Democracies (FDD). Miad Malki, a former official at the US Treasury Department, wrote: "I spent eight years at the Treasury Department tightening the sanctions against Iran, and this is exactly why the bombs should remain in storage." Publishing an article on October 28, 1405 through the website of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, he warned: "War is a gift to Iran and the cause of its survival; "an attack or an agreement is not a good solution." The expert of this American fund added: "We must keep up the pressure and force them to run a bankrupt country, without a war they can hide behind; the Islamic Republic was built to fight, not to rule; its survival depends on fighting. The real has depreciated and the goods in Iran have multiplied; maintain the blockade and sanctions; "don't exchange it for an agreement that restores Tehran's oil revenues." Behind the economic considerations and the recommendation to increase the sanctions is the fear of repeated offenses such as "Lamard" and "Minab"; The crimes that removed the mask from America's democratic face and revealed its cruelty without a "flash". Naturally, increasing sanctions compared to war will make public opinion less tense and sensitive; It does bring the same economic consequences and financial pressures to Iran; Therefore, Maliki's advice has a hidden side, which is the reduction of political spending and America's immunity from the scrutiny of public opinion. In other words, the war challenged America's military and economic power; America's credibility and honor were also exposed to the judgment and surveillance of the media and public opinion; Therefore, sanctions, as a hidden and unobservable crime, are a solution to maintain honor and restore America's tarnished image, which will reduce political and economic costs. Yes, it's slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.

"FDD" Foundation expert proposal to the White House: Sanctions instead of war "The Islamic Republic survives with war; don't give Tehran what it wants"; This is the warning of "Miad Malki", a former official of the US Treasury Department and an expert of the Fund for the Defense of Democracies (FDD). Miad Malki, a former official at the US Treasury Department, wrote: "I spent eight years at the Treasury Department tightening the sanctions against Iran, and this is exactly why the bombs should remain in storage." Publishing an article on October 28, 1405 through the website of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, he warned: "War is a gift to Iran and the cause of its survival; "an attack or an agreement is not a good solution." The expert of this American fund added: "We must keep up the pressure and force them to run a bankrupt country, without a war they can hide behind; the Islamic Republic was built to fight, not to rule; its survival depends on fighting. The real has depreciated and the goods in Iran have multiplied; maintain the blockade and sanctions; "don't exchange it for an agreement that restores Tehran's oil revenues." Behind the economic considerations and the recommendation to increase the sanctions is the fear of repeated offenses such as "Lamard" and "Minab"; The crimes that removed the mask from America's democratic face and revealed its cruelty without a "flash". Naturally, increasing sanctions compared to war will make public opinion less tense and sensitive; It does bring the same economic consequences and financial pressures to Iran; Therefore, Maliki's advice has a hidden side, which is the reduction of political spending and America's immunity from the scrutiny of public opinion. In other words, the war challenged America's military and economic power; America's credibility and honor were also exposed to the judgment and surveillance of the media and public opinion; Therefore, sanctions, as a hidden and unobservable crime, are a solution to maintain honor and restore America's tarnished image, which will reduce political and economic costs. Yes, it's slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.