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September 25, 2003
Thursday
 
 
Nasty stuff in Iran
Johnathan Pearce (London)  Middle East & Islamic
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It is a beautiful day here in London, the sun is shining, I am looking forward to a nice relaxing weekend in the countryside. So this story comes along to make me lose a bit more sleep at night.

Whatever you think about George W. Bush's pre-emption doctrine - and I confess to being a bit more doubtful than some more hawkish folk - this is worrying. Iran may still be some way off from developing nuclear weapons, but it appears the threat is getting closer. Stay tuned.

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Well, at least we have major forces and air bases real close to Iran now - we've surrounded them in Iraq and Afghanistan.


Posted by John Moore (Useful Fools) at September 26, 2003 08:15 AM

Sweet! If we kick Iran's behind, then the US will control nearly 25% of the total production of OPEC! (about 75% of what Saudi Arabia produces).

I think I shall get the tinfoil for my hat now :)


Posted by Andu at September 26, 2003 04:22 PM

I think it is absolutly amazing the power the u.s. holds over the world. If you look back at the worlds history many world leaders have over come and distroyed when in power. Don't get me rong so did the u.s for say 'slavery'? But now here in Amirica today the thought and the act of just every day citizens coming together in the time of need is just exquizet.
By KIrsten Davenport, Shawnee,Oklahoma, U.S.A.


Posted by Kirsten Davenport at December 15, 2003 06:39 PM

I like to have butt sex with little boys


Posted by Jamel Henderson at January 12, 2004 09:31 PM
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