By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
Washington gave practical backing for the EU's diplomatic approach
Friday, offering to allow Iran to begin talks on joining the World Trade
Organization (WTO) and consider letting it buy civilian airline parts if
it ceased all activities that could produce fuel for nuclear power
plants or atomic weapons.
Washington and the EU have warned Iran it faces referral to the U.N.
Security Council, which could impose economic sanctions, if it fails to
allay fears it wants the bomb.
INCENTIVES DISMISSED
Iran dismissed the U.S. offer as insignificant. But Naseri said it was
not clear whether the more active U.S. involvement in the negotiations
was "helpful or an obstacle to progress."
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By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
If the Mullahs were smart they'd start dealing with the west
instead of giving us the finger. Ghadafi's son did it, and
everything changed for Libya (although Ghadafi himself is still
kind of a quack).
Washington gave practical backing for the EU's diplomatic approach
Friday, offering to allow Iran to begin talks on joining the World Trade
Organization (WTO) and consider letting it buy civilian airline parts if
it ceased all activities that could produce fuel for nuclear power
plants or atomic weapons.
Washington and the EU have warned Iran it faces referral to the U.N.
Security Council, which could impose economic sanctions, if it fails to
allay fears it wants the bomb.
INCENTIVES DISMISSED
Iran dismissed the U.S. offer as insignificant. But Naseri said it was
not clear whether the more active U.S. involvement in the negotiations
was "helpful or an obstacle to progress."
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
If the Mullahs were smart they'd start dealing with the west
instead of giving us the finger. Ghadafi's son did it, and
everything changed for Libya (although Ghadafi himself is still
kind of a quack).
You don't get it do you? For a country like Iran, giving up its independence
to appease the loonies in Washington is nothing short of a slow death. So it
will not happen. There is only two ways of dealing with Iran today. Either
the US will respect Iran's independence and its right to develop
technologies that it needs to survive, or it has to nuke it. If Iran gets
partially attacked, then there is a very high risk of retaliation which will
basically mean the end of the world as we know it today. So if the
chickenhawks in Washington have enough balls to attack Iran, they better
make it good: i.e. a dozen or so nuclear bombs. That will of course create
other complications, but Iran will be out of the picture. Otherwise, it's
the diplomatic route, which means use of logic, which means Iran gets to
keeps its nuclear program.
Stat.
Washington gave practical backing for the EU's diplomatic approach
Friday, offering to allow Iran to begin talks on joining the World Trade
Organization (WTO) and consider letting it buy civilian airline parts if
it ceased all activities that could produce fuel for nuclear power
plants or atomic weapons.
Washington and the EU have warned Iran it faces referral to the U.N.
Security Council, which could impose economic sanctions, if it fails to
allay fears it wants the bomb.
INCENTIVES DISMISSED
Iran dismissed the U.S. offer as insignificant. But Naseri said it was
not clear whether the more active U.S. involvement in the negotiations
was "helpful or an obstacle to progress."
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
If the Mullahs were smart they'd start dealing with the west
instead of giving us the finger. Ghadafi's son did it, and
everything changed for Libya (although Ghadafi himself is still
kind of a quack).
You don't get it do you? For a country like Iran, giving up its independence
to appease the loonies in Washington is nothing short of a slow death.
I hate the break this news to you, but Iran has been suffering a slow
death since 1979.
so it
will not happen. There is only two ways of dealing with Iran today. Either
the US will respect Iran's independence and its right to develop
technologies that it needs to survive,
Iran does not need nuclear weapons to survive.
r it has to nuke it.
Oh well.
If Iran gets
partially attacked, then there is a very high risk of retaliation which will
basically mean the end of the world as we know it today.
Thanks for the advice, we'll make sure that they are totally
destroyed.
So if the
chickenhawks in Washington have enough balls to attack Iran, they better
make it good: i.e. a dozen or so nuclear bombs. That will of course create
other complications, but Iran will be out of the picture.
I think that there will be a limited attack and then a revolution in
Iran where sane people come to power.
Otherwise, it's
the diplomatic route, which means use of logic, which means Iran gets to
keeps its nuclear program.
Stat.
Which would be the height of insanity.
Tony
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
If the Mullahs were smart they'd start dealing with the west
instead of giving us the finger. Ghadafi's son did it, and
everything changed for Libya (although Ghadafi himself is still
kind of a quack).
You don't get it do you? For a country like Iran, giving up its
independence
to appease the loonies in Washington is nothing short of a slow death.
I hate the break this news to you, but Iran has been suffering a slow
death since 1979.
You're of course wrong as usual.
Iran has improved in almost every front since 1979: Economy, education,
culture, health, urban and rural development, etc. Theoretically, it could
have done much better if it had a truly democratic government, but theories
are best for the books. In practice, this is probably the only form of
government that could keep Iran intact. At the very least, Iran is today an
independent nation that doesn't take orders from Washington. That in itself
is more important to Iranians than anything else.
Stat.
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
Tony
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for 3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Tony
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for 3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for 3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for 3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Tony
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks
or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack
at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack
on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for
3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Your racism, racist:
" Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics."
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing
Not at all. He just pointed out teh obvios - that Rumsfled, Cheney etc are
as bad as teh mullahs, which is 100% right.
and you don't see
racism in his statement,
No, because there was none.
I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people,
WRONG,. " Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics."
who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Tony
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks
or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack
at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack
on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for
3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Your racism, racist:
" Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics."
Which is exactly right, when you are ruled by insane Mullahs you have
no right pointing your finger at anyone else.
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing
Not at all. He just pointed out teh obvios - that Rumsfled, Cheney etc are
as bad as teh mullahs, which is 100% right.
You're an idiot.
Tony
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MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks
Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying
Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the
talks
or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of
Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity
and
will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral
attack
at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981,
played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any
attack
on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right
to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington
are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for
3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Your racism, racist:
" Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics."
Which is exactly right,
Ag, you agree it was racist, good.
when you are ruled by insane Mullahs you have
no right pointing your finger at anyone else.
Thtaäs not what you said, you said no Iranian has the right to call others
lunatics, you bigoted fat *****
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing
Not at all. He just pointed out teh obvios - that Rumsfled, Cheney etc
are
as bad as teh mullahs, which is 100% right.
You're an idiot.
I leave that up to the avaliable evidence
Tony
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks
Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying
Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the
talks
or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of
Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity
and
will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral
attack
at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981,
played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any
attack
on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right
to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington
are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for
3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Your racism, racist:
" Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics."
Which is exactly right,
Ag, you agree it was racist, good.
when you are ruled by insane Mullahs you have
no right pointing your finger at anyone else.
Thtaäs not what you said, you said no Iranian has the right to call others
lunatics, you bigoted fat *****
Yup, that's exactly what he said - he's only trying to dance around
it now.
Dani
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks or
(they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of Iran's
nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will
never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner
cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral attack
at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981, played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any attack
on
its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate
quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been around for 3000+
years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
I may be many things, but I am not a Mullah. The people of Iran won't rise
against the Mullahs or any other government, as long as there is a threat of
foreign aggression. In fact, many people in Iran think that the Mullahs and
the American government are allies under the cover, because every time there
is a potential for popular uprising against the Mullahs, the US reappears
with a new set of threats against Iran. This always translates into people
rallying around the government, and putting on hold the dealing with the
Mullahs.
Stat.
Tony
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Spat the Words
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks
Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying
Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks
or (they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of
Iran's nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news
agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral
attack at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981,
played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any
attack on its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been
around for 3000+ years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Would you rise up against your own government ? What kind of
circumstances would it take before you'd be willing to do that ?
Many Iranians may understand that a religious governement isn't
the most rational way possible, but they're not overly unhappy
with their present circumstance either. I haven't heard the
Iranian government is persecuting its citizens.
Tony
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks
Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying
Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks
or (they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of
Iran's nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news
agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral
attack at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981,
played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any
attack on its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been
around for 3000+ years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Would you rise up against your own government ? What kind of
circumstances would it take before you'd be willing to do that ?
Many Iranians may understand that a religious governement isn't
the most rational way possible, but they're not overly unhappy
with their present circumstance either. I haven't heard the
Iranian government is persecuting its citizens.
It is actually, but everything being relative, Iranians enjoy a much higher
levels of freedom than almost all countries in the region. The internal
pressure has made the hardliners in Iran to become a lot softer over the
years, but there is still a lot of room for improvement. The only thing that
has kept the Mullahs alive all these years is the threat of a US invasion.
Obviously nobody in the world wants to end up like the Iraqis.
Stat.
Tony
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks
Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying
Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks
or (they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of
Iran's nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news
agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral
attack at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981,
played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any
attack on its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been
around for 3000+ years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Would you rise up against your own government ? What kind of
circumstances would it take before you'd be willing to do that ?
Many Iranians may understand that a religious governement isn't
the most rational way possible, but they're not overly unhappy
with their present circumstance either. I haven't heard the
Iranian government is persecuting its citizens.
It is actually,
Well at least you put pinheaded Mr Foreman in his place.
but everything being relative, Iranians enjoy a much higher
levels of freedom than almost all countries in the region. The internal
pressure has made the hardliners in Iran to become a lot softer over the
years, but there is still a lot of room for improvement. The only thing that
has kept the Mullahs alive all these years is the threat of a US invasion.
Obviously nobody in the world wants to end up like the Iraqis.
Stat.
Yet they are going down that very same path.
Tony
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itwill@happen.com Spat the Words
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Perseid <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
MonsieurStat <monsieurstat@gmail.com> Spat the Words
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Washington is "hallucinating" if it thinks
Iran
will
scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic
incentives, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying
Sunday.
The United States offered the encouragements in support of the
European
Union which is negotiating with Tehran to try to persuade it to
give
up
sensitive nuclear activities.
"U.S. officials are either unaware of the substance of the talks
or (they are) hallucinating," Sirus Naseri, a senior member of
Iran's nuclear negotiating team, told the official IRNA news
agency.
Iran says it needs atomic technology to generate electricity and
will never use it to make bombs, as the United States fears.
London's Sunday Times said Israel had drawn up plans for a
combined
air
and ground attack on Iranian nuclear installations if diplomacy
fails
to
halt Tehran's atomic program.
The newspaper said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his
inner cabinet had given "initial authorization" for a unilateral
attack at
a
private meeting last month.
Israel, which bombed Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981,
played
down
the report. Iran has said it will respond vigorously to any
attack on its nuclear plants.
ie, they're going to run even faster than they otherwise would,
once the bombs start falling. I'm trying to see how the Mullahs
are in a position to dictate terms, to demand anything.
Are you saying there is reason to bomb Iranian sites?
No he's saying that there is reason for Iran to give up its right to
technological development because some crazy people in Washington are
sitting on an overstock of weapons and bombs that they need to
liquidate quickly. What he doesn't know is that Iran hasn't been
around for 3000+ years by bending to whims and wishes of lunatics.
Stat.
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony's ugly racism rears its head again. Typical.
WTF are you talking about Tommy Boy?
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Would you rise up against your own government ? What kind of
circumstances would it take before you'd be willing to do that ?
Many Iranians may understand that a religious governement isn't
the most rational way possible, but they're not overly unhappy
with their present circumstance either. I haven't heard the
Iranian government is persecuting its citizens.
Once again you expose yourself as a totally clueless idiot.
Tony
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17 Mar 2005 12:17:12 AM |
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Spat the Words
Stat just got thru calling Americans the same thing and you don't see
racism in his statement, I am talking about the Mullahs, not the
Iranian people, who I know wil rise up against the Mullahs if they are
given a chance.
Would you rise up against your own government ? What kind of
circumstances would it take before you'd be willing to do that ?
Many Iranians may understand that a religious governement isn't
the most rational way possible, but they're not overly unhappy
with their present circumstance either. I haven't heard the
Iranian government is persecuting its citizens.
Once again you expose yourself as a totally clueless idiot.
But you're too simple to answer the question. Simple minds
like yours aren't capable of critical analysis.
Tony
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| User: "WH" |
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20 Mar 2005 02:06:28 PM |
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wrote:
Anyone from Iran has no right to call other people lunatics.
Tony
LOL! Why is that then pantyboy? Do you mean that all Iranians are
lunatics and hence have no right calling anyone else so? Or what...?
WH
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14 Mar 2005 04:56:50 AM |
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Yeah, but the Iranian's will think they are hallucinating when all of
their nuclear prodcution sites and storage sites are up in flames if
they don't change their ways soon.
Tony
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13 Mar 2005 03:03:43 PM |
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Yep, King Dubya and his clan of
minions are hallucinating about
damned near everything they
encounter and 85% of the
population is too. Reality
bites can be dangerous
to your mental
clusterings.
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