IAEA chief hails Iran's 'positive' response to nuclear issues
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Jul 18, 2007, 5:31 GMT
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I wonder how many wives IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei has in Iran?
I wonder who is putting enough pressure on Tehran to make them bend this far. The other question that comes to mind is how much are they actually revealing. I am not raising my hopes over this much and I still have not heard any good news about acquiring fuel samples.
He is the cause of trouble in Iran's nuclear problem! Because of some of the whore he was sleeping with in NYC [AND PRICE OF SOME OF THEM IS JUST A GOOD SEXUAL AROUSEL OR A CUP OF COFFEE OR A WRITE UP AGAINST ONE OF THE MUSLIM COUNTRIES] he had been writing against Iran.
ONE SHOULD WONDER HOW MANY PROSTITUTES ARE IN THE WEST? PRABABLY CLOSE TO 250 MILLION! HOW?
Prostitute is the man/woman thet sells his/her body. Now how many are the ones that won't? Price might differ for each one, but mostly usually cheap!
THAT IS WHY JEWS CALL JESUS..SON OF SOMEONE..CAN'T USE THE WORDS JEWS USE FOR HIM!!!
Wonder how many times Iran has to make jackasses out of those trying to thwart its right to nuclear weapons. Hell it will make the jew State a black scum mark and they still will be moaning about why Iran shouldn’t have nuclear weapons.
This would make for a great TV comedy series. Has Emmy awards written all over it.
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