Nadene Goldfoot
One of the things the Oregonian newspaper didn't report to us this morning was that Major General Hassan Firouzabadi, Iran's military chief of staff, said that the Iranian nation is standing for its cause and that is the full annihilation of Israel. He said this to a defense gathering in Tehran. He continued in saying that the world should recognize the dangers imposed by the Zionist regime of Israel and the idea that Khamenaei considered defending Palestine as a religious imperative. This is the religious leader defending the Muslim Arabs against Israel, who has had to fight since 1948 to keep their territory and not be driven into the sea, a territory that was declared a state by the U.N. We conclude that if Iran gets a uranium capacity to manufacture nuclear weapons, they will no doubt use them first on Israel. Persia had once been the Jews' arch foe from the days of Queen Esther and King Ahashueros when Haman plotted to kill all the Jews everywhere. The ending of that story was that the tables were turned and Haman and his 7 sons were hung instead.
The UN's IAEA went through the motions of doing something to solve the problem by holding meetings in January and February 2012 in Tehran, Iran. Then they met in Vienna, Austria on May 14th and 15th. They said the atmosphere was "upbeat." They talked about fighting cancer, food safety and security, water needs and other applications of nuclear technology. Their main agenda was supposed to be over Iran's disputed uranium enrichment program. This is to be followed up with another meeting in Baghdad tomorrow, Wednesday, May 23rd.
Yukiya Amano, the director-general is the spokesman for this International Atomic Energy Agency had visited Iran in 2009. He said the meeting had been very useful. His job has been to get Iran to allow inspections of a site they suspect has done secret tests for the detonation of a nuclear weapon which of course Iran ridicules. They're talking about Parchin, which they had inspected back in 2005, 12 years ago. They haven't even reached an agreement on a framework of the beginning of a compromise where Iran would stop enriching uranium to 20% purity. In a trade-off Iran could produce their own fuel at a much lower rate which would not be usable for nuclear weapons. Will they ever reach a compromise?
Look at the Ayatolla's goal in life. The group is talking to an apocalyptic regime with leaders who believe it is their religious duty to bring in the 2nd coming of the Hidden Iman who plan to not be deterred from their sacred mission. I ask again, what are the chances of compromise?
As for the United States, their invasion of Iraq is now being held against them as far as being in the negotiating business by Iran. IAEA must have been a holdout at the time as Iran thinks they are independent of the USA so is going through the motions of bartering with them as if they were in a shuk (open market). Saeed Jalili, Iran's top nuclear negotiator mentioned that his country was a "serious supporter of global disarmament and didn't want nuclear weapons to be spread about in the world either. No, of course not, as long as they are the only ones who have them, I imagine. He threw in that member states should use it for peaceful nuclear technology, but then they won't even go for inspections! How weird can they get?
People do like deluding themselves as British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain did in his 1938 declaration that he had achieved "peace in our time." Then the Nazis marched right through Europe and exterminated six million Jews. Netanyahu said "I don't think Iran is serious about ending its nuclear program. Iran is "very good" at buying time." He was speaking in the Czech Republic with 6 other ministers to sign cooperation agreements who will give Israel their support.
What is all this meeting each other doing for Iran's cause? Giving them time to finish what they have been building. That's what Israel fears. Netanyahu said that Iran could be using talks as a game where they agree to something but do not do it, or agree to do something that wouldn't stop his own goal of making nuclear weaponry. It's like a chess game and so far they are winning. When they say, "know thy enemy, " take it to heart. I might ask why the newspapers only give us the upbeat side of the story? Doesn't any reporter on the wires understand Farsi? Reporters in Israel understand and are not misquoting.
Resource: frontpagemag.com/2012/05/22/renewed-iranian-calls-for-israeli-annihilation/print/
Oregonian newspaper 5/22/2012 page A5 on uranium enrichment: U.N. nuclear boss makes visit to Iran
http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=4388
Update: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05/21/senate-passes-bill-imposing-sanctions-on-iran/
One of the things the Oregonian newspaper didn't report to us this morning was that Major General Hassan Firouzabadi, Iran's military chief of staff, said that the Iranian nation is standing for its cause and that is the full annihilation of Israel. He said this to a defense gathering in Tehran. He continued in saying that the world should recognize the dangers imposed by the Zionist regime of Israel and the idea that Khamenaei considered defending Palestine as a religious imperative. This is the religious leader defending the Muslim Arabs against Israel, who has had to fight since 1948 to keep their territory and not be driven into the sea, a territory that was declared a state by the U.N. We conclude that if Iran gets a uranium capacity to manufacture nuclear weapons, they will no doubt use them first on Israel. Persia had once been the Jews' arch foe from the days of Queen Esther and King Ahashueros when Haman plotted to kill all the Jews everywhere. The ending of that story was that the tables were turned and Haman and his 7 sons were hung instead.
The UN's IAEA went through the motions of doing something to solve the problem by holding meetings in January and February 2012 in Tehran, Iran. Then they met in Vienna, Austria on May 14th and 15th. They said the atmosphere was "upbeat." They talked about fighting cancer, food safety and security, water needs and other applications of nuclear technology. Their main agenda was supposed to be over Iran's disputed uranium enrichment program. This is to be followed up with another meeting in Baghdad tomorrow, Wednesday, May 23rd.
Yukiya Amano, the director-general is the spokesman for this International Atomic Energy Agency had visited Iran in 2009. He said the meeting had been very useful. His job has been to get Iran to allow inspections of a site they suspect has done secret tests for the detonation of a nuclear weapon which of course Iran ridicules. They're talking about Parchin, which they had inspected back in 2005, 12 years ago. They haven't even reached an agreement on a framework of the beginning of a compromise where Iran would stop enriching uranium to 20% purity. In a trade-off Iran could produce their own fuel at a much lower rate which would not be usable for nuclear weapons. Will they ever reach a compromise?
Look at the Ayatolla's goal in life. The group is talking to an apocalyptic regime with leaders who believe it is their religious duty to bring in the 2nd coming of the Hidden Iman who plan to not be deterred from their sacred mission. I ask again, what are the chances of compromise?
As for the United States, their invasion of Iraq is now being held against them as far as being in the negotiating business by Iran. IAEA must have been a holdout at the time as Iran thinks they are independent of the USA so is going through the motions of bartering with them as if they were in a shuk (open market). Saeed Jalili, Iran's top nuclear negotiator mentioned that his country was a "serious supporter of global disarmament and didn't want nuclear weapons to be spread about in the world either. No, of course not, as long as they are the only ones who have them, I imagine. He threw in that member states should use it for peaceful nuclear technology, but then they won't even go for inspections! How weird can they get?
People do like deluding themselves as British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain did in his 1938 declaration that he had achieved "peace in our time." Then the Nazis marched right through Europe and exterminated six million Jews. Netanyahu said "I don't think Iran is serious about ending its nuclear program. Iran is "very good" at buying time." He was speaking in the Czech Republic with 6 other ministers to sign cooperation agreements who will give Israel their support.
What is all this meeting each other doing for Iran's cause? Giving them time to finish what they have been building. That's what Israel fears. Netanyahu said that Iran could be using talks as a game where they agree to something but do not do it, or agree to do something that wouldn't stop his own goal of making nuclear weaponry. It's like a chess game and so far they are winning. When they say, "know thy enemy, " take it to heart. I might ask why the newspapers only give us the upbeat side of the story? Doesn't any reporter on the wires understand Farsi? Reporters in Israel understand and are not misquoting.
Resource: frontpagemag.com/2012/05/22/renewed-iranian-calls-for-israeli-annihilation/print/
Oregonian newspaper 5/22/2012 page A5 on uranium enrichment: U.N. nuclear boss makes visit to Iran
http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=4388
Update: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05/21/senate-passes-bill-imposing-sanctions-on-iran/
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