One would think that the Iranians should be grateful that there is evidence that we might need to slow down on our call for action.
But no! Now they complain that we are concerned about the future.
Is there any scenario where we should not be concerned about the future of the planet?
Should any country willfuly be blind?
Are they really concerned about how we obtained the information? Or are they complaining that we told their neighbors that they aren't pursuing weaponization?
Iran: U.S. used spies to get nuke info
| Posted document.write(niceDate('12/8/2007 1:56 PM'));18h 9m ago |
The note was handed over to the Swiss Embassy in Tehran, which looks after U.S. interests in Iran in the absence of diplomatic relations between Tehran and Washington, the state IRNA news agency said.
"The day the report was issued, the Foreign Ministry submitted a formal note of protest to the Swiss Embassy and demanded an explanation over (America's) espionage activities taking place (on Iran's nuclear program)," Mottaki was quoted as saying.
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They have more to prove to the world than the other way 'round...
Iran has NOTHING to prove to the world what-so-ever. Are they guilty until proven innocent? Iran is a sovern nation that has invaded no one. They have only responded to threats against them verbally. It is NOT Iran that is a threat in the Middle East it is the United States and her allies.
Iran hasn't given up on its nuclear program; they've just decided that it will be easier to simply buy a few, and pay/kidnap people who know how to use them.
No, they do have something to prove, because they're persuing a presumeably civilan nuclear program, including uranium enrichment, even though by all accounts they don't need nuclear power. For example, if they wanted it to produce electricity, it would be easier and cheaper for them to capture the natural gas that they FLARE INTO THE ATMOSPHERE than to build nuclear power plants.