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Obama says ready to talk to Iran
DUBAI (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said America was prepared to extend a hand of peace to Iran if it "unclenched its fist" and that the time was ripe for Israel and the Palestinians to resume peace negotiations. Choosing an Arab station for his first formal TV interview as president, Obama ...
'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'
20 or 30 Years Ago?
20 or 30 Years Ago?
commentarymagazine.com — “America was not born as a colonial power, and that the same respect and partnership that America... had with the Muslim world as recently as 20 or 30 years ago, there’s no reason why we can’t restore that. And that I think is going to ... (more) 20 or 30 Years Ago?
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
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Iran to have bomb this year?
The Jawa Report — ... have enough low-enriched uranium to build a nuclear bomb. Although it is possible to buid a nuclear bomb with low-enriched uranium, typically around 20% U-235, you would need a lot of this stuff to reach critical mass. Even then, the bomb would be crude and inefficient. If the report is true, the question to ask is Iran willing to wait until it has enough highly-enriched uranium to build a bomb or does it go ahead and build a crude nuke? With Obama already preparing to sit down and talk with Iran I think Iran will go with the former. From ...

Obama Puts World On Notice: The Freedom Movement Is Dead
Gateway Pundit — ... established order. Mr. Obama could still acknowledge the revolutionary impact of his predecessor's diplomacy, but so far he has chosen not to do so.What a depressing development. George W. Bush liberated 50,000,000 from the world's most brutal regimes. He forced Syria out of Lebanon and Russia out of Ukraine and Georgia. But, it looks like those days are over. Already, Barack Obama has bowed down to Russia and appeased the regime in Iran. It is sad to think what is ahead for those ...

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