Posted on 12/25/2006 10:54:59 AM PST by DoctorZIn
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'Piece of paper' cannot stop Iran's nuclear program: Ahmadinejad
- RXPGNews reported that Ahmadinejad said Sunday that 'a piece of paper' - could not stop Iran's atomic programs.
Iranian MPs introduce give themselves 48 hours to vote on suspension of IAEA inspections
- Iranian Student News Agency reported that Iranian MPs introduced a double-urgency motion to Majlis on Sunday calling for suspension of the UN nuclear watchdog's inspection of Iranian nuclear sites following the approval of an anti-Iran resolution by the United Nations Security Council.
Iran to defy sanctions by expanding enrichment
- ABC.net.au reported that Iran has vowed to start work on drastically expanding its capacity to enrich uranium, in an immediate response to the United Nations Security Council's first ever sanctions against the Islamic republic.
Incoming UN chief urges Iran to resume stalled nuclear talks with Europeans
- The News.net.au reported that UN Secretary General-designate Ban Ki-moon urged Tehran to resume stalled talks with three European powers.
Ahmadinejad's body guards: Thought-Provoking Images
- Rooz Online pondered a recent news clip of Ahmadinejad's talk at Tehran’s Amir Kabir University. Two points about the film are significant and thought provoking: First, the two paper bombs that went off while the president spoke. The second is the president’s response, and that of his guards. He was unmoved and totally ignored the incident on the spot.
Full Text of UNSC Resolution 1737 on Iran
- UN Security Council released a press release with the text of the entire UNSC Resolution 1737 on Iran.
Here are a few other news items you may have missed.
- Amir Taheri, Asharq Alawsat reported that as a result of recent "elections" in Iran Ahmadinejad is now wounded but still very much alive. And that, according to Machiavelli, is when a political animal is at his most dangerous.
- RTE.ie reported that Venezuela has expressed interest in an Iranian move which seeks to ask buyers to pay for oil in euro rather than US dollars.
- ScrappleFace, YouTube.com published a little video humor: Zawahiri Christmas Greeting.
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WE (conservatives) have been saying that for years.... practically screaming it for the last 2. And the WH, State Dept, GOP, DNC and UN have been ignoring us.
We're out of options... we need to bomb these plants.
..paper power
The Euroweenies recognized shortly after the Neville Chamberlain administration that paper is worthless. They've since switched to "dialog" as a method of resolving conflicts with lunatics. The peanut farmer will attest to its effectiveness.
Whaaat? But they were *gasp* Sanctioned- I figured that would have put the feasr of God ijnto them- No? Didn't think so- what a surprise a rogue nations laughs in the face of worthless sanctions. http://sacredscoop.com
"Say hello to my little friend!"
Especially when the piece of paper is toilet paper.
UN resolutions are WORTHLESS!
Is anyone listening that can actually influence the outcome before Iran gets the nukes????
Iran KNOWS the United Nothings are spineless. So are the politicians who still believe the UN is the answer.
Supporting the UN is passing the buck. Political inaction can be blamed on the UN. Saves the spineless politicians from having to actually stand for anything beyond re-election.
he's right of course. it will take at least on SSBN.
He's got that right. Would he perfer the "message" to be in the form of daisy cutters? That can be arranged.
Sounds like Saddam around 10 years ago . . . except that this Abdimenijab character is a religious zealot as well and much more likely to use WMDs if/when he gets them.
He needs to be eliminated right along with their facilities.
Excellent, Phil!
My question: how soon?
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