Yo it's crazy! Every one knows Iran has nuclear capabilities. And that it's main mission in life is to blow israel off the face of the earrh. It may be Israel's only defense to strike first. They r delaying larger sanctions. And the UN is getting on my frigging nerves...acting all clueless someone needs to invade Iran and make those Shiite Muslims disappear before they do something really stupid like start WWIII View
Do we really know enough about this to conclude whether Iran is just buying time, or will actually be inspected? Iran is comply which seems promising, but it doesn't seem enough. However, the UN can't just bust in wherever they want to inspect. That could be even worse for the international community. View
September 30, 2009 09:26 PM
Are you all kidding? According to the IAEA not only has Iran stepped up cooperation with the organization , they voluntarily set a limit on their enrichment to 5%. Weaponized uranium must be over 97% pure. Furthermore, they have also made it government policy to make enriched uranium directly into fuel rods which cannot be further refined or easily weaponized for dirty bombs. They have also set official limits on their refining capacity. As such, they currently have 0 capacity to make a bomb, and no interest based on their policy and the word of the US/UN backed IAEA.
As for their president, learn a bit about their country please, he isn't the top executive power he's 3 steps down. He serves as the day to day executive and chief ambassador, not as the ultimate policy maker. View
If only Bush invaded Iran instead of Iraq, he could have exploited them economically, disrupted their way of life, AND have actually found the makings for WMDs. View
September 28, 2009 12:02 PM
Iranian leader = INSANE. We need sanctions quickly, hopefully the Iranian people will be powerful enough to overthrow him. Ideally the government should fear its people, not the other way around. View
Iran's starting to behave like N. Korea. It test-fired two missiles on Monday. As much as I feel that Iran can say whatever they want at the UN assembly, the show of force takes the antagonism it has with the west to a whole new level. View
It's true, there was a lot of "ideological posturing" as pointed out by one analyst not just from Iran, but from most, if not all, the leaders in this video. Obama included. Just as people find action should be taken against Iranian's president, something should be done against the Canadians who walked out. I loved and agree most with the Al Jazeera kicker - that at the end of it all, all the talk was mere hot air. Has the UN lost its relevance and its purpose? View
'Bigger fish to fry' as in the US? Alright so the imperialism title, we deserve. We should really be the last ones to fault the man for doing what we do best (defense building), albeit on a smaller budget.
But his visits to Iran and ties with Russia are a little scary. Can anyone say coalition? View
Not really sure this is such a good idea. Disarming is a noble goal and not escalating arms seems like progress. But both Russia and Iran have proven to be unstable. No one should mis-interpret Russia being happy with this decision to mean it's good for all parties. View
This was a good move, especially with Russia. Iran, however, is a different story. I think they would be more aggressive with their response while our relationship with Russia would definitely benefit. It'll be interesting to see how Iran reacts to this. View
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