‘Iranium’ & the Iranian threat
Yesterday I wrote at Big Peace about Ottawa’s Free Thinking Film Society’s scheduled screening of the new film, “Iranium” at the Library and Archives of Canada.
The film is a documentary featuring a slate of Iran experts (myself included) discussing the threat of the Iranian nuclear weapons program. Unfortunately, all it took was the reported telephone threat of protests from the local Iranian Consulate to call in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, evacuate the building, and cancel the event.
As I was supposed to be a speaker at this showing, here’s a video of the presentation I’d have given on the Iranian threat.
Clare M. Lopez is Vice President for Research & Analysis at the Center for Security Policy. She previously was a Senior Fellow with the Center as well as with the London Center for Policy Research, member of Sen. Ted Cruz' 2016 presidential campaign national security advisory team, Executive Director of the Iran Policy Committee, and a career operations officer with the CIA. Follow Lopez on Twitter @ClareMLopez
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