The man-eating tiger — and Iran

We can learn from everything that we see and hear.

What can we learn from a man-eating tiger?

Simple. That you don’t approach it, be nice to it, indulge it, beg it, dance with it,  pray to it, or anything like that.

Sometimes people behave like ferocious wild tigers. Diplomacy won’t work with a tiger. And it won’t work with vicious terrorists.

So when it comes to Iran’s murderous regime, negotiating and being nice doesn’t work.

Iran wants to develop a nuclear bomb. Iran sent missiles and drones against civilian populations. Iran blocked the world’s access to energy and fertilizer for agriculture. Iran killed thousands of their own people.

The person who went to be with the tiger was reportedly mentally ill; he didn’t realize the extreme danger. But normal people immediately realized the frightening horrible danger.

Nations at first tried to get along with Iran. But now everyone sees clearly the regime’s true nature. Countries which still want to make a deal with these fanatic murderers, are like the man who walked into the tiger’s enclosure.

The difference between the tiger and Iran (and their proxies), is that whereas the tiger can be contained, Hamas and Hezbollah and Iran and the Houthis can’t.

When people become evil murderers who want to destroy civilization, we need to recognize the danger, and deal with it accordingly.