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This is a brave book that will be attacked. One hopes, though, that it will open up a more intelligent debate about Iran. We need that urgently if we are to avoid another catastrophe in the Middle East -- Norman Lamont, New Statesman; This is a small book, but written with Peter Oborne's characteristic brutal clarity, it roars like the proverbial mouse. Co-written with David Morrison, it sets about destroying a series of myths and distortions that have enabled Western and other policymakers to depict Iran as a major nuclear threat, suggests that any military action against Iran would be unjustified, and argues that the current sanctions that are crippling Iran are illegitimate. --Michael Axworthy, the Daily Telegraph; if I were in William Hague's seat, I should certainly ask my staff for an urgent review of our posture towards Iran, having read this book. --Roger Helmer MEP; read this Excellent and persuasive little book --Jon Snow, Channel 4; The book's polemic is built on good foundations ... in pointing out Iran's right to enrichment, this book opens the way to a diplomatic breakthrough. --Jonathan Rugman, The Spectator; A Dangerous Delusion is a call for sanity and impartiality... The authors rile against the media for fuelling myths and delusions about Iran. --Middle East Monitor

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Peter Oborne is the chief political commentator of the Daily Telegraph, and a reporter for Channel 4's Dispatches and Unreported World. He has written a number of books and pamphlets which try to identify the power structures which lurk behind political discourse, including The Triumph of the Political Class. He is a regular on BBC programmes Any Questions and Question Time and often presents Week in Westminster. David Morrison has written many articles and two highly regarded pamphlets - Iraq: Lies, half-truths & omissions and Iraq: How regime change was dressed up as disarmament - on the deception perpetrated by the British government to induce the British public to support military action against Iraq.

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