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“We have some time with Iran”

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IAEA experts check Iran’s nuke plant

Published: 26 October, 2009, 14:07
Edited: 26 October, 2009, 22:29


IAEA nuclear inspectors make their way to check-in for a flight to Iran at Vienna's airport October 24, 2009

A team of four International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors is in Iran to examine its second nuclear enrichment plant.

 
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Meslin October 25, 2009, 07:50 quote
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When I came back from Orenburg, I was glad to have seen what that city had become since 1997 (my first visit). I could also compare what could be called Sincerity-test, which I related in a previous comment (the visit of Mr Putin and Mr Medvedev compared to the circus and expenses of our Sarkonaparte's visits). Unfortunatly those positive notes do not solve Humanity main problems: the medias-business' spectacle, the worldwide diplomatic deceittful show, the huge waste of money (60 trillions$ in 60 years plus 960 billions for 2010 US military budget, plus the increase in all major counties armaments' spending). When will a politician or a really independant media will have the guts to tell the thruth about those facts ? The Iran, North-Korea, Israel or many other cases in the future are nothing else than the consequences of 60 years of worldwide political insanities and the demonstration of how bad was and still is the occidental leadership. Best Regards. Jean-Claude Meslin

Bob October 25, 2009, 14:33 quote
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At least Iran allow inspections. Perhaps the spotlight should be turned onto 'Irans greatest critic' - the country who really do continue to build and amass nuclear weapons, and who jump, with the weight of a ton of bricks, upon anyone who dares to raise the subject. No one threatens them with sanctions or illegal millitary action, why do you suppose that is? Ideas please.

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