“The IAEA was designed to safeguard that no one is developing nuclear weapons. But Israel has a nuclear bomb, and no one cares,” said the Iranian ambassador
Given Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov’s insistence that Iran attend and the fact it is a major regional player, France appears to be deliberately obstructive
Making sure that sanctions on Iran hit home
Although Defense Secretary Hagel says Israel has every right to defend itself, the latest U.S. arms deal with Israel notably omits to include the one weapon that could take out Iran’s deepest underground nuclear facilities
A study by former senior US officials, including several who recently left the Obama administration, plus outside experts, has concluded that sanctions “may be sowing the seeds of long-term alienation between the Iranian people and the United States.”
This corroborates what we were told by a good psychic friend. Namely that the ultimate objective behind America’s ongoing manoeuvres in the Middle East is the overthrow of the current regime in Tehran
Renewed calls for a military threat to be made unless Iran complies
This was almost a foregone conclusion
A Haaretz writer worries that the threat of force against Iran may be fading.
Stretching back nearly 30 years, a timeline of warnings on Iranian nukes
Iran has made some headway on the diplomatic front recently. The response in the corporate media has been telling
Beyond the smirking cynicism there’s a real double-standard at work here that’s meant to fool us like the stories about Saddam’s fabled ‘WMD’