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Originally posted by WhatTheory
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
And now he's COMPLETELY changed his mind on that?
Not really. You are exaggerating this just a tad.
May 25, 2006
The Bush administration on Wednesday rejected calls for a direct dialogue with Iran over its nuclear program
November 14, 2006
President George W. Bush on Monday rejected new calls for direct talks with the Iranian government on the crisis in Iraq or other matters, saying that if Tehran wanted direct negotiations it must first halt its uranium enrichment activities. If it does not, he said, it should face economic isolation.
With just six months left in office, the Bush administration has done an about-face in joining talks with Tehran over its nuclear program, a move analysts say is driven partly by a desire to avoid war with Iran.
For years, the Bush administration said it would join nuclear talks with Iran only if it gave up uranium enrichment, but with President George W. Bush's term ending in January and tensions rising with Tehran, Washington feels it cannot afford to be excluded.
Originally posted by WhatTheory
Well, there was the Iraq/Iran war.
The war began when Iraq invaded Iran on 22 September 1980 following a long history of border disputes
Then we have all the terrorists groups Iran supports by providing arms, money and men like the one's killing U.S. soldiers & allied forces in Iraq.
The Under Secretary is advised by Assistant Secretaries of the geographic bureaus, who guide U.S. diplomatic missions within their regional jurisdiction
Originally posted by marg6043
You know I am a lover of history how about you.
So actually Iran got invaded by Iraq.
Originally posted by audas
I have been saying for a long time America can not invade Iran as they will get their arse handed to them on a silver plate