The thing is that you can't keep negotiating, as we've seen in Europe. They've been negotiating for years, and it only buys time.
On the fact that there is a nuclear program and there is the aggrandizement of this, we don't know for what reason, but we have to act quickly, and we can't leave it on the side. The people are again suffering under these human rights violations, and we have to act fast.
Personally speaking, if the governments of the world were to support a change for democracy, for example, students would rise up, as we saw in the October Revolution, the Velvet Revolution, the Rose Revolution, or the Orange Revolution. If all governments chose one day to say to the students of Iran, this is the one day—and we planned it and we helped them plan it—then they would get their freedom. I know this one hundred percent.
I know it probably sounds very juvenile to talk to government officials about this, and the way I'm speaking about it is not very diplomatic, but in a lot of the blogs the youth are almost waiting for this one day of uprising and taking over the regime.
It would probably be the easiest solution for me, but I'm sure Dr. Akhavan will have a lot to say about this.