Nima Sharif
After Iran’s nuclear file came out of the hands of the International Atomic Energy agency, and was referred to the United Nations Security Council, buying time in bits and pieces, seems to be Iran’s main objective in any interaction with the international community as any little bit of time is spent well on the race to develop nuclear weapons.

As it pertains to regime’s partners, creating opportunities for the mullahs’ dictatorship to “play games” is inexcusable and unforgivable.  The advocates of the appeasement policy, to this regards, should be held fully responsible.

But on the other hand, when you see the dreadful situation that the Iranian regime both internally and in the international scene is caught into, you will come to realize how badly the Iranian people and resistance have squashed this regime in between only two choices of death or suicide as the mullahs themselves have admitted.

The choice of committing suicide refers to Iran’s choice to back down peacefully, stop enrichment of uranium and come to sit at the negotiating table.  This would be a favorable choice for everyone but the mullahs.  They know that as soon as they take this path, there are a series of concessions that would have to be made one after another.  First they would have to come clear with the IAEA, but it will not stop there.  They would also have to renounce terrorism; stop supporting groups in the Middle East such as Hezbollah, stop meddling in Iraq giving up their dream of the Islamic Empire.

We have been very outspoken regarding what the outcome of giving incentives and more time as a result to Iranian regime on this website.  What one of regime’s state-controled dailies has commented about the incentive package is quite noteworthy.  We publish the translation of these comments below without any changes.
  
Kayhan daily, June 7, commentary — What Javier Solana offered as a package of concessions to Iran is so worthless that it does not even merit a study.

But, the mere trend of giving concessions to Iran is not all that bad. This is only the beginning; the westerners will be coming to Iran a lot more bringing more concesWsions….

There are times when Iran can cause a hundred percent insecurity for the West in the region. That is to create a situation where the West would not feel secure even one little bit. Or it can reduce the threat from hundred percent to 10 percent. This would mean 90 percent security to the West in the region. But this has a price to pay.