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President George W Bush has welcomed a study that says US intelligence agencies know "disturbingly little" about enemy weapons programmes.
BBC
Originally posted by Gools
Can the Bush administration be stopped?
Originally posted by Gools
Why are people not marching in the streets?
"The Europeans' proposal lacks the criteria enshrining Iran's interests and runs counter to the non-proliferation treaty's spirit,'' Hamid-Reza Assefi, a ministry spokesman, said, the state-run Iranian new agency reported today on its Web site.
France, Germany and the U.K., leading EU nuclear talks with Iran, mapped out yesterday proposals to support Iran's civil nuclear-energy program provided uranium enrichment is suspended.
Originally posted by justyc
heres a thought for you...
suppose iran does want to produce a bomb but not for the reasons everyone thinks. they think that they will be invaded sometime in the future for their oil and have seen what has happened to iraq and dont want the same to happen to their country, so they nuke themselves... if they cant have their own country and oil then they'll make damn sure no-one else will have it either - forget suicide bombers - they would be the first suicide country!
Originally posted by WestPoint23
They need the spent fuel because it could be used as material for a nuclear bomb, and they need to enrich uranium to make that bomb.
Here's a little scenario. Make the conditions placed on Iran impossible to meet and hugely unfair so they have no choice but to reject them. Then bring them to the UN where the UK, Germany and France will be forced to admit defeat and go along with declaring them in violation.
Can anyone answer... could Iran have a civil nuclear-energy program without uranium enrichment? Is uranium enrichment automatically part of a weapons program?