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Iran Deal: Good Faith or Another Charade?Posted on Jun 2, 2006
Even though the U.S. and five other countries have offered Iran a series of rewards for giving up its nuclear program, Bush and Cheney have given the world ample reason to be skeptical that the White House has any intention of settling this issue diplomatically. (And we’re not alone in this sentiment.)
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By darby1936, June 2, 2006 at 6:43 pm Link to this comment
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Yes, Iran has as much right to an atomic weapon as any of the current club. They are surrounded by countries that possess atomic weapons. I’d be surprised if Russia or China will take this issue before the U.N. China needs the oil and Russia is pissed off at the U.S.
Report thisBy Rogelio, June 2, 2006 at 12:02 pm Link to this comment
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If I were a leader of any of the 5 above nations, I would agree with the U.S. and kiss their ass. All of those nations can have WMD’s but the Iranians can not. Where is the logic here? History lesson; didn’t the Germans have a guy named Hitler, didn’t the Russians “cause” the Cold War, didn’t the French roll over during the German Blitkrieg, doesn’t China ignore human rights and eat dogs, didn’t the U.S. invade a country on the premise of WMD’s and being responsible for 911.
Yes, Iran should listen to this group of bullies!
Oh, the U.S. and Iraq were allies against the Iranians, further evidence that the U.S. does not have a bias toward Iran.
Rice you need another job!
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