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Iran Promises Co-operate on Nuclear Issue

November 08, 2003
CTV
News Staff

Iran will allow detailed inspections of its nuclear facilities and will stop enriching uranium to stop suspicions it is developing nuclear weapons.

The commitment was made by Hasan Rowhani, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.

An official announcement is expected next week.

Mohammed ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told journalists Rowhani made the commitments to him during a meeting they had Saturday.

The IAEA will be meeting Nov. 20 to discuss a report by ElBaradei on Iran's past nuclear activities.

The U.S. in particular has said that activity points to a covert nuclear weapons program.

The meeting between ElBaradei and Rowhani came just das before that report was to be distributed to the board.

A finding that Iran has violated the the Nonproliferation Treaty cold lead to the United Nations imposing sanctions.

Iran has admitted to enriching uranium, but only to non-weapons-grade levels and only for electricity generation.

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1068313699241_25/?hub=TopStories

[doug from upland]

A new day is dawning. Just as the RATS here are in total freefall and acting desperately, so are those in the Middle East who have oppressed their people. Freedom is in the air.

As Barry Goldwater might have said it: No, you Islamofascist terrorists, our grandchildren will not live under Islamic terror; your grandchildren will live under freedom.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Excellent post! BUMP.

[winker]

I will be proven right on this. Iran should have been the initial target of the coalition;I said this over a year ago and will say it again! Iran poses the most serious challenge to us for a variety of reasons that most planners and strategy experts completely miss. Anyone who reads topographical maps can deleniate the major differences right away. Geographically the land of iran is mountanious and more difficult to attack; it is not like iraq where you have the broad flood plain of the Euphrates River to run Tanks and armored vehiciles freely at will. We should have gone directly at Tehran from the get go!

The russians are totally committed to secureing a warm water port in the Persian Gulf. They have committed themselves to an illegal Nuclear program designed ultimately to deliver fissionable material to make atomic bombs. Plain and simple we shot ourselves squarely in the foot on this one. If we had given the right signals initially we could have successfuly promoted a massive student riot country wide and would have brought down Katami's government right under their noses!

Now we have a burdensome debt and nothing essentially to show for it. Saddam laughs us to derision and continues to direct and harass our troops in the field. If we had gone into iran as we should have in the firsr place they would not have had any opportunity to bury or spirit away illegal WMD's that they surely do have; courtesy of the russians. Now we are forced to fight a rear guard action of massive proportions. The iranians have got to be taken out and their Sunburn Missiles with them that russia supplied. The six Nuclear Reactors need to be neutralized immediately. You don't have to worry guys we will find WMD's in iran even Barney Fife couldn't miss on this one!

[nuconvert]

"If we had given the right signals initially we could have successfuly promoted a massive student riot country wide and would have brought down Katami's government right under their noses!"

Why do you think that massive revolt against the government won't work now?

[winker]

As time progresses things do change as I said that was over a year ago. I hope it can still happen but remember timing is EVERYTHING!

[PhilDragoo]

World Net Daily is now providing the forum for this load of anti-Israel vitriol?

Physicist Prather lays on the sarcasm pretty thick for science.

Leaping to the defense of poor little Iran against every liberal's favorite villain du jour Sharon.

Russia has been aiding Iran's ballistic missile program for years.

Despite threats of sanctions, Clinton did squat.

Where was Miss Pithy Prather then?

To wit:

Bill Gertz, Betrayal: How the Clinton Administration Undermined American Security, Regnery, 1999, Chapter Eight: From Russia with Technology, pp 167-190, relates Russia's aid to Iran and Clinton's words not deeds approach to sanctions.

One and a half years after President Yeltsin told President Clinton that ballistic missile technology transfers to Iran would stop, it still continues. . . .Now time is running out; the stakes are great. . .Unless this problem is solved we see a potential trainwreck in our relations.

White House National Security Adviser Samuel Berger to Russian Security Council Secretary Andrei Kokoshin during a closed-door Kremlin meeting in May 1998.

Of course Clinton did nothing and today Iran's missile force is the major threat to security in the region.

Prather hides behind Vlad, holding his coat, urging the KGB enforcer to show Sharon how the cow ate the cabbage.

Russia has not been particularly effective in Chechnya, nor at submarine maneuvers; as for Afghanistan, look at the record.

What Israel did to Iraq in 1980 was nothing less than prevent a nuclear attack in the region.

Yet Prather incredibly utters such purse-swinging nelly crap as "The Israelis and the neo-crazies were ecstatic."

With half the generator missiles hitting our Baghdad hotel being Russian, it's hardly time for cozying up to Uncle Vlad.

After all, there were two Russian generals aiding Saddam before the war, brazenly stating, "We didn't come to Baghdad to drink coffee."

Who needs World Net Daily and Pinky Prather? Vastly preferable is a freedom-loving physicist who showed true grit:

[nuconvert]

"...timing is EVERYTHING!"

Since it didn't happen, maybe the timing wasn't right?
Maybe the right time is yet to come............

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