Editor,

What many people fail to realize is the lesson of history that it’s far easier to nip aggression in the bud than later on. Iran has shown that it can hold the world hostage to the production and delivery of 30% of the world’s oil. It’s far better to address this now than an Iran of the future allied with the enemy countries and possessing a nuclear weapon developed from its current stock of almost weapons grade uranium. Green energy is still too expensive to replace oil for the foreseeable future.

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Sam H.

Actually the aggression is done by none other than Trump who is representing the United States. Venezuela’s oil, Iran’s oil and other countries’ oil is not ours to grab. This gangster mafia like behavior is what needs to stop.

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