4/11/2006
Al-Jazeerah A Sino or Russian alliance with Iran would be a logical response to Bush's flawed ME policies
A program on the History Channel television last week profiled U.S. presidents from George Washington to George W. Bush. Every segment featured bullet point summaries of each president and ended with a theme of each presidential administration. George W. Bush's condensed profile was the most unfavorable. The channel didn't make an ending theme for Bush because his presidential term isn't over. But an article on IRmep.org suggests that Bush's theme will be that of a president who was constantly surprised by many "predictable challenges" that were caused directly by his decisions. According to the author, Grant F. Smith, Bush will be remembered as the president who was handed warnings of imminent attacks by al-Qaeda but chose not to act until it was too late. He is the president who wasn't willing to budget reinforcement of levies against the destructive consequences of predictable hurricanes, a mistake that led to the destruction of much of New Orleans. Bush is the president who declared an end to the Iraq War when it was just the beginning. He is the president who was surprised that American soldiers abused Iraqi detainees while he didn't ban such abuses. Bush is the president who was undermined by the criminal persecution of corrupt officials of the same political machine that brought him into power |
AFP
Tue Apr 11, 9:53 PM ET TEHRAN - Iran announced it had successfully enriched uranium to make nuclear fuel, a major breakthrough in its disputed atomic drive that defies a UN Security Council demand for the work to stop.
The Islamic regime's hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad also called for a no-holds-barred acceleration of enrichment work -- a process that can be extended to make the fissile core of an atom bomb. The United States immediately warned Iran was "moving in the wrong direction." Iran now runs the risk of UN sanctions when a Security Council deadline expires on April 28. |
CNN
Wednesday, April 12, 2006 The United States has condemned Iran's announcement it has successfully enriched uranium for nuclear fuel, saying "once again they have chosen the pathway of defiance."
On Tuesday, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad confirmed Iran had produced low-grade enriched uranium to power nuclear plants, a move greeted with jubilation on the streets of Tehran. But the West, led by the United States, believes that Iran plans to build nuclear weapons, and says the move only underscores why the global community has serious concerns about Tehran's nuclear ambitions. |
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09/06/2006 The Washington Post reports that despite fact U.S. intelligence sources believe that Iran needs another 10 years before having nuclear weapons, Israel believes critical breakthrough will happen within months, and is therefore pressuring the Americans
WASHINGTON - The U.S. government is continuing to aspire for a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear problem, but doubts for chances of success are growing, a Washington Post article published on Sunday said. According to the paper, Israeli officials who visited Washington recently gave the Americans an urgent message regarding Iran: The Islamic Republic was closer to developing a nuclear bomb than Washington realizes, and the moment of decision is approaching quickly. On Saturday, a New Yorker article said that the U.S. government is planning to massively bomb Iran, and even use nuclear bunker-busting bombs in order to destroy Iranian facilities and development sites containing nuclear weapons. Comment: Israel is lying, as usual. Iran is at least 10 years from having a nuclear bomb, and even if it did have a bomb it would pose not more threat to anyone that any of the other nuclear countries.
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By Yves Vincent
ICH 04/11/06 Regardless of the facade the US is giving the world about Iran's nuclear proliferation, the truth of the matter is that it is irrelevant what Iran is trying to do...whether it is trying to develop nuclear weapons or if it is planning to open a new bourse to sell oil in euros which would undermine the US control of the dollar in the world.
For those of you who have not done so yet, click this link, download the PNAC document and read it from beginning to end. Once you read and understand PNAC, The Project for the New American Century document, it is easier to understand what the US is doing. |
Reuters
Wed Apr 12, 1:41 AM ET WASHINGTON - The Bush administration publicly asserted that two trailers captured by U.S. troops in Iraq in May 2003 were mobile "biological laboratories" even after U.S. intelligence officials had evidence that it was not true, The Washington Post reported on Wednesday.
On May 29, 2003, President George W. Bush hailed the capture of the trailers, declaring "We have found the weapons of mass destruction." Comment: Yup, Bush lied about the WMD's in Iraq. The whole war was a lie. So what happens to Bush now? Well, one thing is certain: if ordinary Americans don't do anything, then absolutely nothing will happen to Bush, and he'll just keep on lyin'!
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