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Originally posted by FredT
Given the problems surrounding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, I doubt the Bush administration will be able to make a case for taking on Iraq anytime soon.
Originally posted by Ishes
Originally posted by FredT
Given the problems surrounding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, I doubt the Bush administration will be able to make a case for taking on Iraq anytime soon.
Somebodys getting their countries mixed up
Originally posted by Indigo_Child
Yep, that sure sounds like a fanatical country that wants to destroy the west. (This is sacrasm, in case the reader is lacking intellectually)
A growing number of reports about the recruitment and training of thousands of Iranian volunteers by Iran's Revolutionary Guards for suicide attacks against Western, European, and U.S. targets in Iraq, and their dispatch to Iraq.
Reports about the registration activity of the volunteers, the conference, and sending the volunteers to Iraq appeared in Kayhan (Iran), June 1, 2004; Sharq (Iran), June 6; Jomhour-e Eslami (Iran), June 6, 2004; Al-Sharq Al-Awsat (London), May 28, 2004 and June 14, 2004; Sharq (Iran), May 27, 2004 www.sharghnewspaper.com... the Persian-language Rouydad site which is opposed to the regime, rouydad.info...
Reports on the resumption of Iran's project for long-range Shihab 4 and Shihab 5 missiles, by order of Iranian Leader Ali Khamenei – with Europe and the U.S. as its strategic targets.
Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, (London), June 14, 2004.
Statements by senior Revolutionary Guards officials about the existence of a plan to eliminate Anglo-Saxon civilization using missiles and suicide bombers against "29 sensitive targets" in the West, which have already been identified by Iranian intelligence.
rouydad.info... See MEMRI Special Dispatch No. 723, May 28, 2004, Also of note are statements by Expediency Council Chairman Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who said, after another condemnation of Iran by the IAEA in March 2004, that "Iran must act seriously against anyone who acts against it in the international arena." Tehran Times (Iran), March 16, 2004.
Hasan Rowhani, Iran's top nuclear negotiator, said in an television interview, that his country wanted to resolve years of differences with the United States
Originally posted by Indigo_Child
Muaddib, the only link that worked was the blog link. However, I can find you credible link that shows nuclear terrorism by Israel. Interested?
Originally posted by Dallas
Iran: Iran's biggest problem or worry might be Israel. Israels aim might be Iran's nuclear plants should Iran not get inline with the UN. I really don't believe the US will leave the middle east until Iran gos par with Libya.
Dallas