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Iran, Hitler, and the Lessons of Munich America’s on-again, off-again approach to Iran risks repeating the appeasement that emboldened Hitler before World War II.

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By Scott Powell
| The American Spectator Verified
In matters of war and peace, it is vital to think and act in context of time, place, and history. The U.S. conduct of war with Iran must be thought of this way. In fact, there are fundamental similarities between the war against the Shia Mullah regime in Iran and the War against Nazi Germany that started World War II.
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Now is the Time for Iran’s Total Defeat

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By Scott Powell
| American Thinker Verified
In matters of war and peace, it is vital to think and act in the context of time, place, and history. The U.S. conduct of war with Iran must be thought of this way. In fact, there are fundamental similarities between the war against the Shia Mullah regime in Iran and the War against Nazi Germany that started World War II.
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Stop Negotiating and Get the Job Done

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By Scott Powell
| American Thinker Verified
Even with the unpredictability of evil actors in matters of war, a normalcy bias that developed after World War II has enveloped the minds of many policymakers involved with U.S. war-fighting strategy. American approaches to war for the last 70 years have been characterized by a normalcy bias that war conduct should be guided by the goal of reaching negotiated compromise outcomes rather than achieving victory and total defeat of the enemy.
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