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Iran to obtain uranium from Zimbabwe
JPost ^ | 25/04/2010 06:48 | By AP

Posted on 04/24/2010 9:25:19 PM PDT by sofaman

Edited on 04/25/2010 6:22:40 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]

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To: piasa

“Zimbabwe is also known for coziness with Libya, China & North Korea. Coincidence, I’m sure...”

I suppose Mugabe doesn’t realize that the leaders of these countries look down on him because he is black and that they think of him as an inferior tributary, not an equal at the negotiating table. The minute they get nukes of their own, after blowing Israel to smithereens, the Chinese will take Africa while Iran takes the Middle East.

And Mugabe will either do as the Chinese say or end up shot. He’s literally supplying the means for his own overthrow.


42 posted on 04/25/2010 7:44:48 PM PDT by Niuhuru (The Internet is the digital AIDS; adapting and successfully destroying the MSM host.)
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To: sofaman

Iranian uranium (haha) is rich in molybdenum, which makes it more difficult to enrich, so it’s easier to buy it from foreign countries....like Zimbabwe. And Russia.


43 posted on 04/25/2010 10:00:12 PM PDT by G8 Diplomat (Martyr: Arabic word for "lousy fighter")
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