Robert Greenway: Iran Strategy Does Not Require ‘A Massive Presence’ of U.S. Troops

RUSH EXCERPT:
GREENWAY: “I think it’s exactly right but there’s a lot of ways to achieve the policy goals and objectives including relative to Iran for regime change becomes a straw man and a raucous appointed as the most recent example of American policy moving in the wrong direction requiring a massive amount of blood and treasure. The reality is that forgoes historical analysis that I know you are all too familiar with. Where in Reagan and other leaders have deployed domestic resistance organizations to oppose our government to you its advantage without a massive presence prehistorically the U.S. average about 29500 U.S. Troops in the Middle East since 1950. We are a little north of that to surge. No more troops are required provided we leverage the resistance organization that exists already within sight of our wrong route and so providing them the resources, principal communication but material support would allow them to threaten challenge the regime in Tehran diminish their capacity”