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1. Israel Will Act To Prevent A Nuclear Iran September 08, 2008 The United Nations is proving once again how irrelevant it is in preventing wars and resolving conflicts. Three rounds of impotent United Nations Security Council sanctions have not acted as a deterrent in stopping Iran from its path of uranium enrichment. In fact, it would appear that any further sanctions in the next several months will prove equally futile as well. As a result, many international experts now believe that Iran is only six months away from enriching uranium and the procurement of its own nuclear weapons. The reality of a nuclear Iran presents serious ramifications ... (read more) Author: James Smith

2. Review-Iran: Everything You Need to Know August 10, 2008 Iran: Everything You Need to Know, John Farndon, 2007, ISBN 1932857567 Iran, so much in the news these days, is a country of contradictions. On one hand, it is a very puritanical country controlled by Islamic clerics, where dissent is severely restricted. On the other hand, Iran is one of the oldest countries in the world, tracing its history back over 2,500 years. The name Persia (what Iran was called until the 1920s) conjures images of harems and Persian carpets, not chadors and religious police. Throughout its history, Iran has had leaders who honestly cared about the people, as... (read more) Author: Paul Lappen

3. Iraq War Could Expand Into Iran By Election Day May 27, 2008 The Democratic presidential primary will be over soon. Eventually, New York Senator, Hillary Clinton, will have to concede the Democratic party nomination fight to Barrack Obama. The polls in Pennsylvania continue to show a very slight lead for the former First Lady. However, in North Carolina public opinion polls indicate a huge lead for Barack Obama. If the polls are correct then it will probably be sometime after the North Carolina primary that the campaign of Hillary Clinton accepts its now inevitable end. The moment Hillary Clinton withdraws from the 2008 Presidential campaign, the ... (read more) Author: James Smith

4. Obama Gets It April 18, 2008 For seven years, congress has done relatively little regarding the very serious problems we face, such as a failing economy for the middle class, a war that we are bogged down in and where we are at the mercy of powerless Iraqi government that sides with Iran, a looming social security crisis, an educational system that is failing the middle class, stagnant wages and falling home prices, and healthcare costs going through the roof . . . while HMOs, drug companies and the AMA are rolling in dough, and while gasoline, college costs, and food prices are skyrocketing. We can't do anyt... (read more) Author: e. Raymond Rock

5. Planning For The Worst In A Nuclear World March 12, 2008 Weapons of mass destruction have been with us since the bombing events of Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War Two. The fear of the "wrong weapons" falling into the "wrong hands" is now an everyday consideration in our world. Unstable governments in North Korea and Pakistan have nuclear weapons. Iran continues to defy United Nations resolutions and sanctions as it attempts to obtain its own nuclear arsenal. In total there are now nine different countries that have nuclear weapons capability. Over the last sixty five years, we have come to the dubious realization that we now hav... (read more) Author: James Smith

6. Iranian Nuclear Ambition : A Threat To World Peace December 30, 2007 Towards World-War ? Russian Uranium to Iran : Method in Russian Madness ? Iran Now Ready to Strike, Stack USD to survive in a world struck by disaster You do not need to decipher Nostradomus to conclude that the biggest disaster may just be around the corner for the human civilization with Russian delivery of enriched uranium to Iran ostensibly for power generation but a good part of which is clandestinely going to be diverted for Iranian n-weapons very soon (may be a month or so.) The only issue remains to be seen is whether the west waits for Iran to assemble th... (read more) Author: Devika Kumar

7. An Escalating Crisis Between Iran and the West November 26, 2007 The price of oil has reached more than ninety dollars a barrel for the first time during the last month. There is a buildup of British and American forces near the Iranian border. The Pentagon has announced the building of a US base in Iraq near the border with Iran. The navel buildup near Iran continues. The French Government has escalated its public rhetoric about a war with Iran. All signs continue to point to an escalating world crisis between the West and Iran. Iranian activity concerning Iraq was strongly condemned by General Petraeus and Ambassador to Iraq, Ryan Crocker, in front o... (read more) Author: James Smith

8. CAMPAIGN ASPIRES TO EMBRACE U.S. TROOPS IN AN UPLIFTING WAY February 18, 2007 The Web site tshirtalerts.com is inviting Americans worldwide to participate in what it hopes will become one of the largest showings of support ever for U.S. troops defending freedom in Iraq and around the world. “Operation America Reaches Out” is an online campaign created to provide encouragement and comfort for our military forces still The campaign highlights the site anysoldier.com in an effort to provide the public and online community with a way to contact U.S. military troops abroad. The site enables soldiers who don’t always receive mail with an opportunity to get greet... (read more) Author: Alexis Vain

9. Pondering the Important Issues August 23, 2006 I actually bought a Sunday paper this past weekend, something I haven't done for a while. Reading about all the problems in the world just tends to detract from my retirement euphoria. A person can get a serious ulcer thinking about all of this stuff. I mean, the idea of a radicalized Iran with nukes isn't very comforting. Nor is the ongoing uncertainty about the price of oil. The election victory of HAMAS is kind of a bummer, and no one seems to have a clue about the economy. And I won't even mention the fact I've been afraid to check my stock market portfolio since January. On... (read more) Author: Ray Herold

10. Politics Aside, Iran Endorses Genetically Modified Rice June 26, 2006 Iran is in the bad books of the international community for allegedly sponsoring terrorism. U.S. Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, testifying in a Congressional hearing a couple of weeks ago, branded the country “the central banker of terrorism.” President George Bush, in his State of the Union address in 2002, said Iran along with North Korea and Iraq constituted an “Axis of Evil” – countries that are chief sponsors of global terrorism. With all bad things that Iran is associated with, many people, including myself, tend to wonder if there’s anything good that can come out of th... (read more) Author: James Wachai

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