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Obama on a Nuclear Iran: Yes They Can?
From Obama's interview with Al-Arabiya : Q Will the United States ever live with a nuclear Iran? And if not, how far are you going in the direction of preventing it? THE PRESIDENT: You know, I said during the campaign that it is very important for us to make sure that we are using all the ...
'Uranium For Iran Nuke By 2009'
'Uranium For Iran Nuke By 2009'
news.sky.com — Iran will have enough enriched uranium to make a single nuclear weapon later this year, the prestigious International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) predicts. (more) 'Uranium For Iran Nuke By 2009'
OBAMA AL-ARABIYA INTERVIEW: FULL TEXT
huffingtonpost.com — Here is the full text of President Obama's interview with Al-Arabiya Arab TV Network: INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT BY HISHAM MELHEM, AL ARABIYA Map Room 5:46 P.M. EST Q Mr. President, thank you for this opportunity, we really appreciate ... (more) OBAMA AL-ARABIYA INTERVIEW: FULL TEXT
Obama's Interview On Arab Television - Political Hotsheet
Obama's Interview On Arab Television - Political Hotsheet
cbsnews.com — President Obama reached out to the Muslim world Monday in an exclusive interview on Arab television network Al Arabiya. "In all my travels throughout the Muslim world, what I've come to understand is that regardless of your faith – and America is a ... (more) Obama's Interview On Arab Television - Political Hotsheet
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Obama Talks to the Arabs
The Opinionator — ... motivations, and goals as those of the average American. The members of the Muslim world who follow Osama bin Laden and Zawahiri do not do so because they think these guys can deliver better education or health care. They follow them for a lot of reasons—because they want to fight the infidel, to avenge past humiliations, because they just want to kill people—but nobody signs on to al-Qaeda for the health-care plan and tuition benefits. At the Weekly Standard, Michael Goldfarb was unhappy with Obama’s statements on the possibility of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons : Wouldn’t ...

The Obama Interview
JustOneMinute — ... notes that Osama bin Laden never promised health care that would always be there. Michael Goldfarb observes that on the question of a nuclear Iran, Obama has a hard time getting to "No.". Posted by Tom Maguire on January 27, 2009 | ...

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