Tehran will want to cover not just its contested nuclear program but also developments in Iraq, the conflicts of the Levant and a prospective Persian Gulf security system. To the Islamic Republic, such a broad-based platform would have the advantage of prolonging the process while signaling to its Arab competitors that the United States acknowledges Iranian centrality in stabilizing the Middle East. As a state with pretensions of preeminence, Iran will maintain that none of the region's conflicts can be resolved without its participation and consent.
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What Iran really needs is a
by Anonymous56 (not verified) on Mon Dec 29, 2008 09:10 AM PSTWhat Iran really needs is a big fat nuclear bomb to scare the S**t out of Zionists, so their mercenaries won't "bolboli" again.