A Nuclear Iran and Wise Words on the Middle East Dilemma

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i am a student of university in iran. i am not agree with what you say about iran .how do you convince yourself to give nuclear rockets to israel and if a country which is under bycott wants to stand on its own feet you dont like?.just look at what you think.our religeous dose not allow us to use nuclear bombs you can ask mollahs!!this is the reality of of irainian nuclear energy .i , as an educated person who lives in iran love my right to use peacefull nuclear energy in bycott

hamed malekmakan 3:38AM April 13, 2009

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Joannah of OH 11:31PM April 03, 2009

So now the American mullahs, having destroyed OUR economy, are ready to sit down with THEIR mullahs.Now that's equality! So Iran having nuclear weapons will provide yet another excuse for America to act civilized for a change, though it is sad and pathetic that we seem to only be able to do that when the other dude has nukes. A nuclear Iran is a good thing, which only a neo-conman would disagree with, since a strong Iran that is not threatened by a failing America, desperate to maintain hegemony, will play cautiously from a strong hand. States with strength treat other strong states with prudent respect.

hardy campbell of TX 4:18PM April 01, 2009

we hate MULLAH, but we hate the gang at AEI more

Nader of MD 1:23PM April 01, 2009

in other words, anyone of the opposite religion.

Brendon Pihl of UT 10:52AM March 26, 2009

that's correct, Muser. I'd say it's pretty difficult to trust any country but your own country with nuclear weapons, especially a country with a population that largely hates anyone living in the US just for being an American.

Brendon Pihl of UT 10:51AM March 26, 2009

Iran's nuclear program is massively popularamong the people of Iran who deeply resent foreign powers meddlig in their affairs. Incidentally, Iran has built several gas refineries and has a massive program to convert its autos to use CNG, so a gasoline embargo is useless. Anyway there is absolutely no evidence of any "nuclear weapons program" in Iran, except in the minds and rhetoric of pro-Israeli rightwinger nuts. And Iran's nuclear program started under the Shah, with the encouragement and support of the United States, because it makes economic sense for Iran to continue to export oil rather than use it up at home.

hass of NJ 2:53PM March 25, 2009

Let the Israelis take 'em out and put the word out on the QT. that nobody touches Israel when the smoke settles. We still have a relatively "big stick" - Let's use it before it's too late.

R.L. Schaefer of CA 1:51PM March 25, 2009

you're saying we cannot trust Iranian leaders with nukes and we can trust deeply frustrated Iranian people with nukes even less so.
You can't get rid of the false and dangerous beliefs of the adherents of Islam. But you CAN deny them nukes---and one way or another, we had better do so.

Muser of NM 1:39PM March 25, 2009