I did a search on the title and got nothing.
Link to article on RTNews.
I mention it is RT news as some people don't think they are credible but, then quote Fox news word for word.
Iran says it won't resort to terrorism to avenge the murder of another of its nuclear scientists. The speaker of the Iranian parliament accused
Tel Aviv of carrying out the killing in a desperate US-backed bid to stop Tehran's atomic program.
I think it is great that Iran says it won't resort to terrorism for vengeance. I also hope they don't flat out attack whoever is behind it either.
If this was a half-assed attempt to stop the atomic program, well, when 1000 students sign up because 1 person was killed, I would call that a failed
attempt.
Plus, if Iran does have proof, they should release it.
RT’s Paula Slier reports that many in Israel believe their country is already engaged in a covert war against Iran and are concerned that it may
soon turn into an open military conflict. Tensions are mounting over Tehran’s civilian nuclear program, which some observers say is being used to
develop nuclear weapons.
It isn't just many people in Israel that believe their country is engaged in a covert war against Iran, there are quite a few people that believe
that. I sure hope it doesn't turn into an open military conflict. Enough innocents have died already. So, does anyone not know that tensions are
mounting yet? The thing is, Iran says they aren't building nukes. The
US knows they
aren't. The third impartial party (IAEA) has no proof.
The IAEA carries out regular inspections of Iranian nuclear sites but has not sent a senior official for talks since August, before it
released its latest report containing what was described as intelligence showing Iran's nuclear military aims. Western countries seized on the IAEA
report last month to ratchet up economic sanctions.
From
Reuters, Dec. 20/11.
“Israel is signaling to the world that if the world doesn’t do anything, if the world doesn’t call for more fierce actions, for more
crippling sanctions, quoting the Secretary of State Clinton, then Israel will take the initiative and strike alone,” says Israeli investigative
journalist and author Ronen Bergman.
I would hope if Israel does start an illegal war, that for their sake Iran does not have a nuclear bomb. I also hope Israel does not use theirs
against Iran.
As well as the series of assassinations of scientists, there are other signs that a coordinated attack on Iran’s nuclear program may be
underway. There have been two aircraft accidents in the space of three years, mysterious damage to equipment and the Stuxnet computer virus attack on
enrichment facilities.
“Putting everything together, it is clear that whoever it is – be it someone or some agency – is very successful in infiltrating,
understanding and at last, sabotaging the Iranian nuclear project,” Bergman believes.
That much is clear. Let's hope cooler heads prevail and everyone ups their dose of common sense.
