The answer is implicit in your question. The reality is we do deal with our enemies as well as our friends, but we should deal with our enemies with a clear-eyed view of the nature and gravity of the Iranian regime threat. The Canadian government and allied governments have a range of tools in order to try to change the conduct of this regime, but as Payam has said, the Iranian people themselves have lost faith in the ability of this regime to reform itself.
Certainly, as an international community, we need to use all our instruments of sanctions and other instruments of national power to try to affect the conduct of this regime, but I fear so far we've been a failure. We haven't actually changed the conduct of this regime. It has become more brutally repressive at home, and more aggressive and bloody abroad.
I am here asking the Canadian government, certainly asking parliamentarians, to ensure the Canadian government does not let up on any of the tools it has at its disposal in order to fundamentally change the nature and character of this regime.