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Originally posted by Kram09
reply to post by really
Well you said it was a fact that he wasn't a nice guy. It's just your opinion.
I don't know either way, i've never met him.
Originally posted by Kram09
reply to post by really
Sorry i got your last post confused with an earlier one.
It was just a mistake.
Why exactly am i an internet tough guy???
Originally posted by john124
Despite the fact that Iran tried to unlawfully unilaterally repudiate the agreement, Ahmadi lies about telling the IAEA about this installation to cover-up that they did not tell the IAEA. The regime later tells the IAEA 3 days ago after being rumbled, and Ahmadi's lies are proven to be lies to cover up more lies about international laws being broken.
At the crux of the dispute between Iran and the West is a difference of opinion over Iran's obligation to notify the IAEA of its plan to build nuclear facilities.
Ahmadinejad claims that Iran is not required to notify the IAEA of its intention to construct a nuclear facility until six months before it begins operation, citing a longstanding IAEA policy.
The IAEA has persuaded most countries with the capacity to produce nuclear power to agree to notify the IAEA before they begin construction. Iran reached a similar agreement with the agency in 2003, but then withdrew from the accord four years later, when nuclear talks with the West collapsed.
that its failure to abide by it does not constitute a formal violation of its obligations, according to David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector and now the head of the Institute for Science and International Security.
"We don't have any problems with inspection of the facility,"
Originally posted by john124
Originally posted by oozyism
reply to post by john124
In regards to the new plant. Larry King didn't even know that IAEA was informed.
Ahmadi is the president and you would expect him to be informed if the regime still has a working power structure.
Larry King did refer to a letter the IAEA received 2 days prior to this interview.
Originally posted by sticky
Originally posted by john124
Unless you're willing to look at Iran from a neutral perspective, then his nonsense will seem sensible to the naive.
Dear John,
I've seen more Anti-Iranian comments from you in the past two days than anyone else on ATS.
It seems nearly obvious to me what your agenda is.
[edit on 26-9-2009 by sticky]
Originally posted by really
reply to post by Kram09
Really? He hasn't perpetrated crimes on his own people? Get real!
I could say the same thing to you:
He "was" nice when you met him?
Blah, blah, blah....
Whatever, man.
Yes, Pres A is the best. How dare I say different. I shouldn't argue with you. You are correct. Move along.
Edited for spelling.
[edit on 26-9-2009 by really]
[edit on 26-9-2009 by really]