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Russia: No proof of military N-plans in Iran

1 day ago ago from Aletho News

Press TV December 26, 2009 As Western powers batten down the hatches and prepare sanctions against Tehran, a senior Russian official says there still is no proof of an Iranian nuclear weapons program. In remarks published on Friday, deputy Russian foreign minister Alexander Saltanov reiterated that Moscow is not convinced that Iran seeks to weoponize its nuclear program, and moreover he has not been shown any corroborative evidence ...

DTN News: Op-Ed ~ Time For Military Strikes In Iran

17 hours ago ago from Defense-Technology News

DT N News: Op-Ed ~ Time For Military Strikes In Iran * Source: Examier.com Toronto Populist Examiner Bruce Maiman ....(click here link) (NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - December 27, 2009: In what one observer has called the first NY Times op-ed "explicitly advocating a military campaign against Iran," Alan Kuperman argues that diplomacy has failed with Iran and military strikes are the only way to prevent the country from ...

Mahmoud on European leaders: “One more stupid than the other”

16 hours ago ago from Catch the latest

More rants from the persian populist; European politicians are one more stupid than the other. These [European] politicians neither know anything about politics nor about history, Iran is today 10 times stronger than last year and will stand against you (world powers) more powerful than before, And the last one While Iran is now a big power and undefeatable, there are signs that Iran's enemies worldwide are on the verge of collapse, he ...

... And The P5+1 Might Get Around To Talking Next Month

21 hours ago ago from Is Iran\'s Fist Still Clenched?

World powers to talk on Iran next month: The major world powers considering sanctions against Iran will resume their talks in the new year. Representatives of the United States, Russia, Britain, China, France and Germany had a phone consultation Tuesday to discuss next steps now that Iran has rebuffed an offer to assist its civilian nuclear program in exchange for greater transparency in its alleged nuclear weapons program. Iran has until ...

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Vivian Norris de Montaigu: Home for the Holidays: Optimism for the US in 2010!

21 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

When I landed in Texas for the holidays, I realized it had been a long time since I had been so happy to be home, seeing old friends and family. Something has changed here...for the better. Even if financially times are hard for many, that disturbing fear that was in place under the previous President has melted away. Or perhaps we have changed as a country. Here are some of the positives I see right now in America. The financial crisis has ...

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