Piker says Middle East would be more secure if Iran had a nuclear weapon
Hasan Piker on Thursday said allowing Iran to have nuclear weapons would make the Middle East more “stable.” The United States has for decades made it its policy to keep Iran from building nuclear weapons, with the Trump administration argu
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Hasan Piker on Thursday said allowing Iran to have nuclear weapons would make the Middle East more “stable.” The United States has for decades made it its policy to keep Iran from building nuclear weapons, with the Trump administration arguing vehemently that allowing a radical jihadist Islamic regime access to such power would invite armageddon […]
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