You know, I kind of scratched my head while starting this post because I vowed I would not put another one up about the Iranians ignoring any kind of reconciliation with the U.N. or the West in stopping its illegal nuclear activities but there was one quote in this article that I simple could not ignore and not put up. The whole article is here at Breitbart but here is that quote:
So, there you have it. Iran, who has ignored every warning, every vote, every sanction from the United Nations about its development of illegal nuclear centrifuges and enrichment of nuclear fuel is CONDEMNING a nuclear deal with India.
I brought this up the other day whether or not Iran is really this stupid or if they are the most bizarre spin masters on the planet. I personally think they purposefully put out the most ridiculous claims and nonsense just so most countries don't take them seriously, so all the time they just end up just plugging away, moving forward on their designs.
There's an old saying...."the best defense is a good offense." That, is exactly what Iran employs in their propaganda. They simply deflect every gaze coming their way by focusing the world on something THEY want the world to focus on. I say let them talk, let them point fingers, but let them focus on a mushroom cloud over Tehran.
Iran on Sunday condemned a nuclear deal between the United States and India. The deputy head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization Mohammad Saeedi said it violated the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Saeedi said transferring nuclear technology to nuclear-armed India, which unlike Iran has not signed the NPT, would undermine the treaty.
So, there you have it. Iran, who has ignored every warning, every vote, every sanction from the United Nations about its development of illegal nuclear centrifuges and enrichment of nuclear fuel is CONDEMNING a nuclear deal with India.
I brought this up the other day whether or not Iran is really this stupid or if they are the most bizarre spin masters on the planet. I personally think they purposefully put out the most ridiculous claims and nonsense just so most countries don't take them seriously, so all the time they just end up just plugging away, moving forward on their designs.
There's an old saying...."the best defense is a good offense." That, is exactly what Iran employs in their propaganda. They simply deflect every gaze coming their way by focusing the world on something THEY want the world to focus on. I say let them talk, let them point fingers, but let them focus on a mushroom cloud over Tehran.
Iran says it will not stop uranium enrichment
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran will not stop uranium enrichment even if it is guaranteed supplies of nuclear fuel from abroad, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Sunday.
Iran's ambassador to the U.N. nuclear watchdog, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, was quoted as saying on Thursday in Brussels that Iran would consider renouncing enrichment if it was assured of fuel supplies from abroad.
But Mottaki, asked on Sunday whether Tehran would shelve enrichment with such a guarantee, said: "No ... Iran's uranium enrichment policy remains unchanged. Enrichment will continue until Iran becomes self-sufficient in fuel production for nuclear plants."
Iran says it needs to master nuclear fuel-cycle technology to supply nuclear power stations. The United States and its European allies fear the Islamic state is trying to build bombs under cover of its nuclear program.
Tehran has been hit by international sanctions for refusing to suspend enrichment, a process which can be used to make both fuel for reactors and the fissile core of an atom bomb.
"As soon as we become self-sufficient in fuel production, we are ready to supply it to countries in need," Mottaki told reporters.
Iran on Sunday condemned a nuclear deal between the United States and India. The deputy head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization Mohammad Saeedi said it violated the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Saeedi said transferring nuclear technology to nuclear-armed India, which unlike Iran has not signed the NPT, would undermine the treaty.
The U.S. Senate approved a landmark deal on Wednesday ending a three-decade ban on U.S. nuclear trade with India.
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