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[ReidBlog] Enriched uranium found in Iran: inspectors have found traces of highly enriched uranium on equipment from an Iranian research center linked to the military, diplomats said Friday -- a revelation likely to strengthen U.S. arguments that Tehran wants to develop nuclear arms.

 [THE TENSION] The Daily Tension for Fri. 12 May: ) -- Easing tension at the European Union-Latin America summit, a nearly naked beauty queen showed up at a photo shoot.Evangelina Carrozzo from Argentina was protesting plans for a pulp mill in Uruguay.The summit was planned as a chance to take ties to a new level.

[globeandmail.com : Home] Posted: Friday, May 12 2006 at 11:34 AM EST -... : One of the diplomats told the Associated Press that the samples came from equipment that can be used in uranium-enriching centrifuges at a former research centre at Lavizan-Shian. The centre is believed to have been the repository of equipment bought by the Iranian military that could be used in a nuclear-weapons program.

 [ReBelleNation] Envoys Say Enriched Uranium Found in Iran: VIENNA, Austria - U.N. inspectors have found traces of highly enriched uranium on equipment from an Iranian research center linked to the military, diplomats said Friday ”” a revelation likely to strengthen U.S. arguments that Tehran wants to develop nuclear arms.

 [Infidel Bloggers Alliance] Move along, nothing to see here...we're shocked,... : atomic agency found traces of highly enriched uranium at an Iranian site linked to the country's defense ministry, diplomats said Friday, adding to concerns that Tehran was hiding activities aimed at making nuclear arms.

[Winds of Change.NET] OK, Then. I May Wind Up Eating Some Crow On... : determined earlier traces of highly enriched uranium were imported on equipment from Pakistan that Iran bought on the black market during nearly two decades of clandestine activity discovered just over three years ago.So now we have a more interesting and sudden problem. Note that the facts are asserted and not yet proven, so we've got a small bridge to cross before we get to a conclusive answer.

 [Regimechangeiran.blogspot.com] A Daily Briefing on Iran: . Iran's reformers and student groups have spoken out in favor of freezing Iran's nuclear program, contrary to the myth that all Iranians support the program. We need to do what little we can to help them. The Bush administration has proposed $75 million for more Voice of America broadcasts and Internet programs in Persian, scholarships for Iranian students and support for human rights and civil society groups. Such modest measures hardly deserve the hysterical reaction of those who claim Bush's real goal is “regime change.” In fact, the Bush proposals are all building on earlier European initiatives in each of these areas.

 [Atomicarchive.com] atomicarchive.com: Nuclear News: The report said Iran’s claim to have enriched small amounts to a level of 3.6 percent ”” fuel-grade uranium as opposed to weapons-grade enriched to levels above 90 percent ”” appeared to be true, according to initial IAEA analysis of samples it took.

[Channel4news.typepad.com] News from Iran: The report in Sunday's New Yorker, that the US has intensified planning for a major air attack on Iran generated an enormous response in traditional media and the Blogosphere. But few Iranian English-language bloggers, in Iran or elsewhere, tackled the issue.

[Thecarpetbaggerreport.com] The Carpetbagger Report » Blog Archive » Iran defies UN over ...: It shouldn't come as much of a surprise that Iran continues to defy anyone and everyone with respect to its nuclear program. Only within the last month, Iran has announced, with much nationalist fanfare, that it has succeeded in enriching its own uranium (if only to 3.5 percent, well below the 80 percent necessary to build a bomb, but still) and that it may just share its nuclear technology with other would-be nuclear states (like the Sudan).

 [Hughhewitt.com] Hugh Hewitt: April 09, 2006 - April 15, 2006 Archives: The Nashville Scene, a local alternative weekly owned by The Village Voice, then ran a vicious piece by John Spragens (who reportedly is about to go to work for Democratic U.S. Representative Jim Cooper), reprinting the cartoon and at three different points suggesting that Belmont should consider its association with Bill.

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