Middle East

Iran denies suspension of uranium enrichment (Roundup)

Middle East News

Mar 6, 2007, 12:39 GMT


Talkback

Add your comment (no registration required)

page: 1 

Just another unnecessary Western interventionMar 6th, 2007 - 14:16:22

Knowing the history of the West with the Middle East, this is just one more attempt at discrediting a soverign Middle East nation to fold under Western pressure. When will the West have the nobility and reason to leave these people alone?

It's no secret or surprise why some of these Middle Eastern countries hate us so much and why some of the people have resorted to violence. The only way we will find peace with the Middle East is by leaving them alone politically & millitarily and actually using diplomacy.

The first step to resolving issues is trust. Let's start there.

Report this comment

trust?Mar 6th, 2007 - 14:44:37

How do you trust people who openly declare that they want you dead?

Only for uranium fuel cycle? That I might believe, only because a byproduct of that cycle is plutonium which can be used for bigger and better bombs.

True motivation? Deterrence. If they have nukes then they are safe from invasion.

Report this comment

hmmMar 6th, 2007 - 14:47:31

The US's idea of diplomacy over there is similar to a parent talking to a rebeling teen - 'Cut the crap, do what I say and then I might listen to you!'. Now if Iran had a nuclear weapon the US's diplomatic strategy might change a little ya think?

Report this comment

common sense is an endangered speciesMar 6th, 2007 - 17:59:45

'How do you trust people who openly declare that they want you dead?'

Another question, how do you reason with people who blame all of their problems on 'the west' and the idiots that apologize for them.

'It's no secret or surprise why some of these Middle Eastern countries hate us so much and why some of the people have resorted to violence.'

None at all, our success underlines their failure and they looooove violence.

'Now if Iran had a nuclear weapon the US's diplomatic strategy might change a little ya think?'

Perhaps, but Israels would as well. Do you want a nuclear war in the middle east so a bunch of crazy mullahs can flex their mussels?

Report this comment

trust?Mar 6th, 2007 - 18:32:06

Yes I do. Burn that entire region down, turn the desert into radioactive glass. I want to turn on CNN and see the weather report from Baghdad 10,000 degrees and cloudy! Let them kill each other off and we can drill for oil when they're done.

Report this comment

fires spreadMar 6th, 2007 - 19:34:52

'burn that entire region down, turn the desert into radioactive glass. I want to turn on CNN and see the weather report from Baghdad 10,000 degrees and cloudy!'

I understand your frustration, but that is not going to get you to where you want to go.

Report this comment

page: 1 

Add your comment (no registration required)

Similar articles

Iran's Ahmadinejad rejects nuclear talks with world powers available soon (Roundup)
Iran's Ahmadinejad rejects nuclear talks with world powers
Iran stresses willingness to resume nuclear talks
Ahmadinejad inaugurates Iran's first nuclear fuel plant (Roundup)
Ahmadinejad to disclose new atomic developments on Nuclear Day

Latest Headlines in Middle East

Bookmark and Share

Latest Articles on The Tech Herald

Microsoft DirectShow vulnerability used in drive-by-download attacks (Update 2)
Apple issues Safari security update
IBM creates shield for sensitive data
Dell to offer forensics services to police
Murdoch: News Corp. has no interest in Twitter