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From what I've heard, the thesis has been put forth that in dealing with the serious problems we are facing with respect to Iran—its threats to international peace and security, its government's threats against the state of Israel, and its nuclear weapons development program—we should rely solely on the goodwill of the Iranian people to put limitations on the Iranian government to ensure that either it doesn't proceed along any of these lines, or if it does develop nuclear weapons or a nuclear weapons capability, the goodwill of the people of Iran will act as a sufficient constraint on the government to stop it from ever posing these threats to international peace and security. Frankly, I don't buy that thesis.
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