Iran Uses Tunnels and SYRIA to Hide Nukes

And the band plays on………Nuclearbombexplosion_3

Exiles
say Iran uses tunnels to hide atomic work

ReutersThe National Council of Resistance of Iran, which first made
allegations of the tunnels in September, said their sources in Iran had evidence
of underground complexes in 14 locations, near Tehran, Isfahan, Qom and other
cities.

Bunker bombing is an option, a good option

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Meanwhile back at the masturbatory-talks-that-stall,
Iran is uncompromising on eve of crucial nuclear talks

Iran has spelled out clearly that it will
not back away from its bid to conduct sensitive nuclear fuel work, limiting the
chance for a compromise at a key meeting on Wednesday with Britain, France and
Germany. [you think the Europeans are still holding Iran’s feet to the fire and threatening the most serious punitive diplomatic measure?  Iran’s exclusion from the 2006 World Cup soccer tournament
scheduled to take place in Germany next summer.

ooooo, I can see the Ahjamaniac right now, quivering in the corner -Atlas]

EC chairman: Iran determined to make use of its nuclear
rights

Islamic Republic News Agency
Iran – Rafsanjani –
Nuclear Expediency Council (EC) Chairman Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani here Tuesday
told the Dutch Ambassador to Tehran Henry de Vries that Iran’s nuclear approach
is clear and that it is determined to make use of its legal rights for peaceful
application of atomic energy and access to complete nuclear fuel cycle.

I love the way they use the word peace. Going forward when you read these news stories, supplant the word WAR for peace or peaceful. You will understand things enormously.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has banned Western music from Iran’s radio and TV
stations, reviving one of the harshest cultural decrees from the early days of
the 1979 Islamic Revolution

Bill Day Dec 18, 2005Toon tip:Gregroy


UPDATE: SYRIA AGREES TO HIDE IRAN NUKES
(next to Iraq’s WMDs I suspect)

SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
LONDON —
Syria has signed a pledge to store Iranian nuclear weapons and missiles.
The London-based Jane’s Defence Weekly reported that Iran and Syria signed a strategic accord meant to protect either country from international pressure regarding their weapons programs. The magazine, citing diplomatic sources, said Syria agreed to store Iranian materials and weapons should Teheran come under United Nations sanctions.

(and the news (?) channels are still running small plane crash story)

Iran also pledged to grant haven to any Syrian intelligence officer indicted by
the UN or Lebanon. Five Syrian officers have been questioned by the UN regarding
the Hariri assassination, Middle East Newsline reported.

"The sensitive chapter in the accord includes Syria’s commitment to allow
Iran to safely store weapons, sensitive equipment or even hazardous materials on
Syrian soil should Iran need such help in a time of crisis," Jane’s said.

The accord also obligated Syria to continue to supply the Iranian-sponsored
Hizbullah with weapons, ammunition and communications. Iran has been the leading
weapons supplier to Hizbullah, with about 15,000 missiles and rockets along the
Israeli-Lebanese border.

 

The accord, negotiations of which began in 2004, was signed on Nov. 14 and
meant to prepare for economic sanctions imposed on either Iran or Syria. Under
the accord, Jane’s said, Iran would relay financial aid to Syria in an effort to
ease Western sanctions in wake of the UN determination that Damascus was
responsible for the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik
Hariri.

Someone tell the President he expended the little political capital he had going into Iraq, he will be vilified no matter what.

UPDATE: Send in the clowns, dont bother they’re here………..

U.S. alters nuclear weapons policy
Congress rejects ‘bunker
busters’
for more reliable arms

After struggling in recent years to redefine U.S. nuclear policy, Congress
turned the country in a new direction this month by giving millions of dollars
for a program aimed at producing a smaller arsenal of more reliable warheads.

Lawmakers killed the widely criticized nuclear "bunker buster" concept, which
critics regarded as too aggressive, and instead appropriated $25 million for
research on what is called the reliable replacement warhead, or RRW. Though that
initial sum is relatively modest, it signifies an important policy shift that
could end up costing many billions of dollars.

Even some arms control advocates have applauded the decision, because many
see the new program as a sharp scaling back of the Bush administration’s once
soaring nuclear ambitions.

Democrats as well as Republicans were so enthusiastic that they voted for
almost three times the amount of money requested by the White House, in large
part because the program is viewed as an exercise in restraint.

"This is about tinkering at the margins of the existing weapons systems,
nothing more," said Rep. Ellen Tauscher, D-Walnut Creek, a member of the House
Appropriations Committee’s energy and water subcommittee, which controls the
nuclear weapons budget "They (the White House) aren’t getting what they wanted."
hat tip David T


UPDATE December 22
: EU, Iran on nuclear collision course 

The European Union and Iran still seem to be on a collision course over Tehran’s alleged atomic-weapons intentions despite the revival of talks, diplomats and analysts said on Thursday.

I’d rather a collision course then a Nuclear Holocaust, wouldn’t you?

 

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