Iran playing a nuclear cat and mouse game »
Posted By SophiaClarke 2 months, 1 week ago in NewsIran is fooling the rest of the world, yet again. This time with a new 5 pager proposal for more negotiations and talks... Meanwhile they continue their relentless nuclear bomb armament race.
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calitennflo2 months, 1 week ago
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They are actually headed the way they said they would during the Bush administration. Nothing much has changed. This was the period that Bush insisted the uS was the only one upon Earth to manage nuclear waste, yet Russia managed their own.Russia offered to manage Iran's nuclear affairs, and the uS said no.
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It appeared at the time...the only interest that the us had in the matter was the economics... -
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Wolfie20072 months, 1 week ago
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There will be no support from the EU or the rest of the world for Iran's people until there is a country willing to speak up for these people. Hopefully, we can change that here in the US in 2010 and by 2012 or 2013 when a conservative president takes office the people of Iran and other oppressed people in the world will again have a voice. Now it's all about getting along with the devil.
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Daylight2 months, 1 week ago
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I think it is the West which is playing cat and mouse with Iran on the nuclear issue because they can't convince Iran to give up its rights and security while letting Israel to have any weapon they can have or even use them and then deny and then slowly accept it as they used it. Entire world must give up these kinds of weapons, that is where the world will be safe.
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Dionys2 months, 1 week ago
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"Iran is fooling the rest of the world, yet again. This time with a new 5 pager proposal for more negotiations and talks... Meanwhile they continue their relentless nuclear bomb armament race."
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Meanwhile there is not a shred of evidence to support the above assertions. Iran is breaking no laws and allowing IAEA inspections. Last time I checked the US is a nation of laws.-
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GehlLady2 months, 1 week ago
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"IAEA inspections."
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Isn't that who the AP reported said Iran had nuke capability?
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5...
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ur-land-is-my-land2 months, 1 week ago
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There has never been any evidence that Iran is building nuclear weapons, in fact there has been many reports by the IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency that Iran is not building nuclear bomb. But the Zionists and their media will not let facts to get in their ways. In fact Zionists believe that FACTS are solidified LIES and if LIES kept being repeated , eventually it will solidify into facts, Their repeated LIES and DECEPTIONS regarding Iran's nuclear program (don't confuse it with nuclear weapon) follows the same goal...someday being solidified into facts...operatives in US.
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IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED BY ALL POLITICAL PARTIES IN IRAN FROM FAR RIGHT TO FAR LEFT. -
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earthlingerer2 months, 1 week ago
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As soon as Iran even SEEMS to be violating the NPT, let everyone know.
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Until then, they have the same rights as countries that have even one nuclear power plant, even if that plant produces plutonium.
They signed the treaty, and so far, they are living up to it.
Anyone afraid of Iran has been making their own bed for a long time now.
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