March Madness

Gordon Prather reports:

Gholamali Haddad-Adel, "speaker" of Iran's parliament – in Cuba, last week – dismissed the possibility of a U.S. preemptive attack against Iran, finding it "impossible" to believe that the U.S. would want "to repeat the experience of Iraq."
"We hope the United States is not so stupid," he said.
Presumably, Haddad-Adel meant to say, "We hope that President Bush, his vice president, his secretary of state, and his ambassador to the United Nations are not so stupid."

Prather goes on to suggest that Iran should be more concerned about their sanity (as well as Congress's sanity). For me, it is both stupidity - not learning lessons from history and personal failures - and sanity - or lack of sanity and reality.