If you've been taking the US and Britain's recent pronouncements on Iran seriously, you're probably just about ready to stock up on canned food and start digging a fallout shelter in your back garden.
Secret underground nuclear facilities? Breaches of non-proliferation rules? Dark hints of military action to stop the mad mullahs from a crazed attack on Israel?
To listen to Barack Obama and Gordon Brown, you'd think the world was plunging into a new cold war.
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For once I agree with you.
by پیام on Wed Nov 18, 2009 01:36 AM PSTIran's dictator is hardly capable of tackling the protests in his own Tehran streets, let alone to form a threat to any other country in the world in such a soffisticated manner as being after producing the A-bumb. The whole issue of nuclear Iran is blown out of proportion since ali geda and AN would never have the brains to put such a program together and let alone have a succesful nuclear program. The world gives ali geda and co. to much credit.