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[political nonsense] President of Iran loves everyone September 22nd, 2006 The President of Iran said he loved everyone, which one could only assume included President Bush. Read the rest of this entry » Posted in the president, the rest of the world, main, editor's picks, the bush administration, iran | No Comments »...
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[political nonsense] President of Iran loves everyone September 22nd, 2006 The President of Iran said he loved everyone, which one could only assume included President Bush. Read the rest of this entry » Posted in the president, the rest of the world, main, editor's picks, the bush administration, iran | No Comments »...
CNS - A Preemptive Attack on Iran's Nuclear Facilities: Possible ...
[Cns.miis.edu] it appears that some in Israel are seriously considering a preemptive attack similar to the June 1981 attack on Osirak that destroyed Iraq's nuclear reactor.[4] Meir Dagan, the Chief of Mossad, told parliament members in his inaugural appearance before the Israeli Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that Iran was close to the "point of no return" and that the specter of Iranian possession of nuclear weapons was the greatest threat to Israel since its inception.[5] On November 11, 2003, Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom said that Israel had "no plans to attack nuclear facilities in Iran."[6] Less than two weeks later however, during a visit to the United States, Israel's Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz stated that "under no circumstances would Israel be able to tolerate nuclear weapons in Iranian possession"[7] and just six weeks earlier, Mossad had revealed plans for preemptive attacks by F-16 bombers on Iranian nuclear sites.[8] This report will examine the following: The Iranian nuclear facilities most likely to be targeted and their proliferation risk potential; the likely preemptive scenarios involving Israel or the United States;
[The New American Citizen] Sudan also has significant oil reserves and, with the end of a two decade-long north-south civil war is becoming an increasingly important source. Bashir seized control in a 1989 military coup and under him Sudan followed Iran's 1979 example by declaring itself an Islamic regime.
[A Newer World] Remarks by Pope Prompt Muslim Outrage, Protests Arab op-ed: Pope’s remarks may lead to war 5 churches attacked in Palestinian areas following Pope’s comments on Islam Best-Connected Were Sent to Rebuild Iraq CIA in Middle of Election-Year Battle Security Ring for Baghdad Underway Security Forces: Iraq Stumbling in Bid to Purge Its Rogue Police Bodies found as U.S. vows to secure Baghdad How 3 G.O.P. Veterans Stalled Bush Detainee Bill Behind the Debate, Controversial CIA Techniques U.S. troops in new Afghan offensive Tensions Overshadow Gains in Afghanistan The Taliban rise again Rep.
[Tao Of Defiance] Indeed, the experience of fascism and Nazism showed us that it was possible for Germany, Italy and Japan to embrace modern technology yet at the same time reject liberal democracy and embrace policies of racism, chauvinism, aggression and mass murder. In our time, this paradoxical embrace of technological and scientific modernity that goes hand in hand with rejection of liberal democracy and human rights is taking place among radical Islamists, including those in the government of Iran, supported as well by non-Islamic states such as North Korea.
[THE TENSION] Variety reviews The Path to 9/11: Perhaps unavoidably, ABC's "The Path to 9/11" plays like a compendium of movies and documentaries surrounding that fateful day -- a pinch of "United 93" here, a dollop of "World Trade Center" there. Derived in part from the 9/11 Commission report, this five-hour presentation is earnest but scattered and a little plodding, with the most powerful aspect involving John O'Neill, the terrorism expert slain in the attack, strongly played by Harvey Keitel.
[Youtube.com] From djRufus: On a work trip to Iran a lady drove me around in her daughters car. She didnt speak English and didnt understand what was playing on the stereo! , tagged with Iran
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[ » Gone Hollywood] Jonathan Rauce has an essay recommending a different strategy for containing Iraq that ignores the rather foolish dichotomy of “all-out war or all-out...
