Israel has announced that it is considering building a nuclear power station to meet what it calls the country's growing energy needs. Amid the international furore over Iran's nuclear ambitions -- and with other regional powers like Egypt and Jordan declaring plans to develop atomic energy -- Inside Story asks what is the prospect of a Middle East nuclear arms race?

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The UN nuclear watchdog has issued its most detailed report to date on Iran. The report points to Iran's research, experiments and other activities it says are aimed at developing the capability to make nuclear weapons. The 25 page IAEA report is written in technical, deliberately undramatic language. But some of its findings are clear. The document details new evidence suggesting efforts by Iran to develop a nuclear arms capability. These activities include conducting computer modelling, developing a detonator and testing high explosives. The IAEA suggests that some of Iran's activities are only applicable to nuclear weapons research. In other words, there is no innocent explanation for what Iran is doing. Information provided by cctv.com Thank you www.cctv.com To watch CCTV News 24 live news feed click here: english.cntv.cn www.youtube.com

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The IAEA prepares to release a report accusing Iran of planning to develop atomic arms. Israel is getting louder and louder with threats to launch a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities and the US is talking of more international pressure. On this edition of News Analysis, we're asking why the agency has failed to provide Iran with the alleged documents against its nuclear activities and how serious talks of a possible war may become.

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www.timesofearth.com WASHINGTON - The United States Senate has approved a new deal with Russia on capping nuclear arms, marking a major foreign policy victory for Barack Obama, the US president. Senators voted 71-26 on Wednesday in favour of the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or START, one of Obama's top priorities since taking office in January 2009. Thirteen Republicans broke with their top two leaders and joined 56 members of the president's Democratic Party and two independents in providing the necessary two-thirds vote to approve the deal. The treaty, which still must be approved by Russia, aims to rein in Russian and US nuclear arsenals by capping nuclear weapons and re-starting inspections. It replaces an expired accord. "With this treaty, we send a message to Iran and North Korea that the international community remains united to restrain the nuclear ambitions of countries that operate outside the law," senator John Kerry, who led the debate on the deal, said. The accord will reduce long-range, strategic atomic weapons deployed by each country to no more than 1550 within seven years. Deployed missile launchers - whether silos, submarines or bombers - would be cut to no more than 700. Russian officials have said they will have a close look at the US senate's resolution of ratification before endorsing the treaty themselves. The Kremlin-backed United Russia party dominates parliament, so ratification is possible before the end of the year. Earlier Harry Reid <b>...</b>

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The incoming chief of the UN's nuclear watchdog says that he has not seen any hard evidence that Iran is trying to develop atomic weapons.

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Let them have a nuke, at least then there will be a deterrent for western warmongers. Iran has been conducting secret experiments as part of efforts to develop nuclear arms, a United Nations watchdog has said. The fears were revealed in a leaked copy of the International Atomic Energy Agency report that has just been distributed to the agency's 35-nation board and UN Security Council. "The agency has serious concerns regarding possible military dimensions to Iran's nuclear programme," the IAEA said in the report. Citing "credible" information, the Vienna-based agency said the data "indicates that Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device". Source: news.sky.com UN: Iran's work "specific to nuclear weapons" The UN nuclear atomic energy agency said Tuesday for the first time that Iran is suspected of conducting secret experiments whose sole purpose is the development of nuclear arms. The report is the strongest sign yet that Iran seeks to build a nuclear arsenal, despite claims to the contrary. With Israel threatening a military response, the report opens the way for a new confrontation between the West and Iran. www.cbsnews.com

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Iran has been conducting secret experiments as part of efforts to develop nuclear arms, a United Nations watchdog has said.

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From: Russia Today 'IAEA has not found a gram of military uranium in Iran' - Iran's envoy to IAEA Published: 10 November, 2011, 00:10 Edited: 10 November, 2011, 05:31 Iran has gone many times beyond its legal obligations to prove its civil intentions to the IAEA, the country's envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, told RT after the release of the Agency's report. The 25-page report delivered by the UN atomic watchdog has gone down with the western media as " the strongest evidence yet " that Iran is close to developing nuclear weapons. The Agency unveiled that Tehran has been and may still be gathering information required to make nuclear arms, testing high explosives and detonator development to set off a nuclear charge, and carried out computer modeling of a core of a nuclear warhead. But Iran's envoy to the Agency, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, expressed his exasperation that the Agency abuses its safeguard function to give political tools to its members. "This report is not professional and is not balanced, and with political motivation and under political pressure from the US and couple of other western countries," said Soltanieh, adding that the materials comprised in the annex had been confidentially handed over to Iran only last week. rt.com ........................................................................ IAEA Report on Iran's Nuclear Power: No Cause for War Written by Raven Clabough Tuesday, 08 November 2011 13:42 On Monday, a <b>...</b>

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*** Below is the entire short article from the NYT. *** Iran: UN Official Says Iran's Nuclear Program May Be Aimed at Making Atomic Weapons By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: March 7, 2011 The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog agency, Yukiya Amano, left, said Monday that he could not guarantee that Iran was not trying to develop atomic arms. He also said that Iran might have worked on a nuclear arms program later than 2004, indirectly contradicting a public American intelligence estimate, and that Iran was refusing to cooperate with the agency's investigation of Iran's nuclear program. SUPPORT LINK: www.nytimes.com MORE IN DEPTH ARTICLE: www.globalsecuritynewswire.org IRAN and SUPPOSED YELLOW CAKE PROCUREMENT: www.powerlineblog.com

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www.archive.org Producer: Universal News 1957: Britain drops its first H-bomb Britain has exploded its first hydrogen bomb as part of a series of tests in the Pacific, the Ministry of Supply has announced. news.bbc.co.uk From BBC on This Day: "Details of the bomb, described only as a "nuclear device", are sketchy. The term "device" indicates that it was an experimental explosive rather than a fully developed weapon. It was almost certainly part of the thermo-nuclear weapons programme which was started in December 1954 to develop the megaton hydrogen bomb, which is as powerful as one million tons of TNT.""

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Iran Could Have Enough Uranium for N-bomb Within 3 Years: US Iran could have enough enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb within three years, perhaps even next year, according to intelligence reports, US Defence Secretary Robert Gates said on Friday. "Intelligence estimates range from one to three years," he told the press after a meeting with his NATO counterparts. However, he stressed that these projections were only for the production of weapons grade uranium and not its weaponisation or the development of a delivery system. Gates added that the United States remained in close consultation with Israel on the fresh set of sanctions imposed on Iran by the UN Security Council. In keeping with the US doctrine of not excluding any initiative to tackle Iran's nuclear ambitions, he mentioned the risk that Iran "could face military action from Israel or somewhere else," should it pursue nuclear arms. Tehran maintains its uranium enrichment programme is for peaceful civilian purposes, while Western nations have charged that Iran is covertly seeking to develop nuclear weapons

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Andrew Shapiro, Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs for the US Department of State, says Iran's potential to develop nuclear arms threatens US national security and Israel's, as well. Officials will continue to pressure Iran to lessen that possibility, he adds. More video available: www.brookings.edu

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This is not at all surprising, this is WHY the US reacted so badly to the Russians stopping the Georgians shelling South Ossetia When asked if an attack on South Ossetia was a prelude to an attack on Iran, the State Duma Deputy said, "We know that this war in South Ossetia is somehow connected with the aggression of Washington against Iran and the possible bombing of Iran." "Washington helped Georgia to take control of both South Ossetia and Abkhazia, (because) Washington needs Georgian territory to use for bombing against Iran," he added. The US and Israel have long threatened to launch air strikes against Iranian nuclear installations under the pretext that Tehran, a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), has plans to develop nuclear weaponry. This is while the UN nuclear watchdog has confirmed that Iran enriches uranium-235 to a level of 3.7 percent - a rate consistent with the construction of a nuclear power plant. Nuclear arms production requires an enrichment level of above 90 percent. Currently suffering from electricity shortage, Iran has been forced to adopt a rationing program by scheduling power outages - of up to two hours a day - across both urban and rural areas in the country.

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The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT or NNPT) is a treaty to limit the spread of nuclear weapons. Key articles- Article I: Each nuclear-weapons state (NWS) undertakes not to transfer, to any recipient, nuclear weapons, or other nuclear explosive devices, and not to assist any non-nuclear weapon state to manufacture or acquire such weapons or devices. Article II: Each non-NWS party undertakes not to receive, from any source, nuclear weapons, or other nuclear explosive devices; not to manufacture or acquire such weapons or devices; and not to receive any assistance in their manufacture. Article III: Each non-NWS party undertakes to conclude an agreement with the IAEA for the application of its safeguards to all nuclear material in all of the state's peaceful nuclear activities and to prevent diversion of such material to nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices. Article IV: 1. Nothing in this Treaty shall be interpreted as affecting the inalienable right of all the Parties to the Treaty to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination and in conformity with Articles I and II of this Treaty. 2. All the Parties to the Treaty undertake to facilitate, and have the right to participate in, the fullest possible exchange of equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. Parties to the Treaty in a position to do so shall also co-operate in contributing <b>...</b>

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www.timesofearth.com WASHINGTON — Barack Obama, the US president, and Dmitry Medvedev, his Russian counterpart, have finalised the terms of a new nuclear arms reduction agreement. The two leaders approved the deal for a successor to the landmark Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (Start), which will cut the amount of missiles deployed by both countries by one third, following a telephone conversation on Friday. Speaking from the White House, Obama said: "With this agreement, the United States and Russia, the two largest nuclear powers in the world, also send a clear signal that we intend to lead. "By upholding our own commitments under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, we strengthen our global efforts to stop the spread of these weapons, and to ensure that other nations meet their own responsibilities." The two nations will sign the new treaty on April 8 in Prague, where Obama gave a major speech last April calling for a world free of nuclear weapons. The deal replaces the 1991 Start agreement which expired in December. Obama said he was looking forward to working closely with his fellow Democrats and Republicans in Congress to ratify the new treaty. Some analysts have said Republicans who staunchly back missile defence may try to deny the Obama administration the two-thirds majority it needs in the Senate to pass the treaty. Robert Gates, the US defence secreatry, said the new treaty did not set constraints on US plans to develop and improve missile defence systems <b>...</b>

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Nuclear Nightmare: Understanding North Korea - Part 1 of 5 This is an excellent well explained special wich shows the leader kim jyong yeil, it's suffering people and how they are brainwashed from an all very early age at school and a glimps at the blanket of fear of which the innocent civilians of North Korea reside under. "Meet Kim Jong II, leader of North Korea a nation imprisoned by poverty and with a population so hungry, people eat bugs and grass. Now this megalomaniacal dictator is holding the civilized world hostage with what many see as a cunning strategy of extortion, threatening to develop an arsenal of nuclear weapons. Its a strategy by which the United States has indicated it cannot abide. In a joint production between the Discovery Channel and the New York Times, go behind the headlines to discover the little-understood origins and almost-stranger-than-truth facets of this dangerous confrontation. See a side of Kim Jong Il rarely revealed his love of slasher flicks and his affinity for prostitutes and learn why the United States may have no other palatable option than to play ball with Kim, allowing him to continue his weapons development program. Its quite literally a race against time if North Korea, as it promises, goes into nuclear production mode, giving Kim as many as 10 nuclear bombs within six months, it would create a destabilizing offensive nuclear capability that could touch off a regional arms raceand even nuclear war. Its a game of international <b>...</b>

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Nuclear Nightmare: Understanding North Korea - Part 2 of 5 This is an excellent well explained special wich shows the leader kim jyong yeil, it's suffering people and how they are brainwashed from an all very early age at school and a glimps at the blanket of fear of which the innocent civilians of North Korea reside under. "Meet Kim Jong II, leader of North Korea a nation imprisoned by poverty and with a population so hungry, people eat bugs and grass. Now this megalomaniacal dictator is holding the civilized world hostage with what many see as a cunning strategy of extortion, threatening to develop an arsenal of nuclear weapons. Its a strategy by which the United States has indicated it cannot abide. In a joint production between the Discovery Channel and the New York Times, go behind the headlines to discover the little-understood origins and almost-stranger-than-truth facets of this dangerous confrontation. See a side of Kim Jong Il rarely revealed his love of slasher flicks and his affinity for prostitutes and learn why the United States may have no other palatable option than to play ball with Kim, allowing him to continue his weapons development program. Its quite literally a race against time if North Korea, as it promises, goes into nuclear production mode, giving Kim as many as 10 nuclear bombs within six months, it would create a destabilizing offensive nuclear capability that could touch off a regional arms raceand even nuclear war. Its a game of international <b>...</b>

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Nuclear Nightmare: Understanding North Korea - Part 3 of 5 This is an excellent well explained special wich shows the leader kim jyong yeil, it's suffering people and how they are brainwashed from an all very early age at school and a glimps at the blanket of fear of which the innocent civilians of North Korea reside under. "Meet Kim Jong II, leader of North Korea a nation imprisoned by poverty and with a population so hungry, people eat bugs and grass. Now this megalomaniacal dictator is holding the civilized world hostage with what many see as a cunning strategy of extortion, threatening to develop an arsenal of nuclear weapons. Its a strategy by which the United States has indicated it cannot abide. In a joint production between the Discovery Channel and the New York Times, go behind the headlines to discover the little-understood origins and almost-stranger-than-truth facets of this dangerous confrontation. See a side of Kim Jong Il rarely revealed his love of slasher flicks and his affinity for prostitutes and learn why the United States may have no other palatable option than to play ball with Kim, allowing him to continue his weapons development program. Its quite literally a race against time if North Korea, as it promises, goes into nuclear production mode, giving Kim as many as 10 nuclear bombs within six months, it would create a destabilizing offensive nuclear capability that could touch off a regional arms raceand even nuclear war. Its a game of international <b>...</b>

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Nuclear Nightmare: Understanding North Korea - Part 4 of 5 This is an excellent well explained special wich shows the leader kim jyong yeil, it's suffering people and how they are brainwashed from an all very early age at school and a glimps at the blanket of fear of which the innocent civilians of North Korea reside under. "Meet Kim Jong II, leader of North Korea a nation imprisoned by poverty and with a population so hungry, people eat bugs and grass. Now this megalomaniacal dictator is holding the civilized world hostage with what many see as a cunning strategy of extortion, threatening to develop an arsenal of nuclear weapons. Its a strategy by which the United States has indicated it cannot abide. In a joint production between the Discovery Channel and the New York Times, go behind the headlines to discover the little-understood origins and almost-stranger-than-truth facets of this dangerous confrontation. See a side of Kim Jong Il rarely revealed his love of slasher flicks and his affinity for prostitutes and learn why the United States may have no other palatable option than to play ball with Kim, allowing him to continue his weapons development program. Its quite literally a race against time if North Korea, as it promises, goes into nuclear production mode, giving Kim as many as 10 nuclear bombs within six months, it would create a destabilizing offensive nuclear capability that could touch off a regional arms raceand even nuclear war. Its a game of international <b>...</b>

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Nuclear Nightmare: Understanding North Korea - Part 5 of 5 This is an excellent well explained special wich shows the leader kim jyong yeil, it's suffering people and how they are brainwashed from an all very early age at school and a glimps at the blanket of fear of which the innocent civilians of North Korea reside under. "Meet Kim Jong II, leader of North Korea a nation imprisoned by poverty and with a population so hungry, people eat bugs and grass. Now this megalomaniacal dictator is holding the civilized world hostage with what many see as a cunning strategy of extortion, threatening to develop an arsenal of nuclear weapons. Its a strategy by which the United States has indicated it cannot abide. In a joint production between the Discovery Channel and the New York Times, go behind the headlines to discover the little-understood origins and almost-stranger-than-truth facets of this dangerous confrontation. See a side of Kim Jong Il rarely revealed his love of slasher flicks and his affinity for prostitutes and learn why the United States may have no other palatable option than to play ball with Kim, allowing him to continue his weapons development program. Its quite literally a race against time if North Korea, as it promises, goes into nuclear production mode, giving Kim as many as 10 nuclear bombs within six months, it would create a destabilizing offensive nuclear capability that could touch off a regional arms raceand even nuclear war. Its a game of international <b>...</b>

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This episode outlines how the US government attempted to use systems analysis and game theory to develop strategies to control the nuclear threat and nuclear arms race during the Cold War. The focus is on the men of the on whom Dr Strangelove was allegedly based: Herman Kahn, Albert Wohlstetter and John von Neumann. These were people who believed that the world could be controlled by the scientific manipulation of fear - mathematical analysts employed by the American RAND Corporation. In the end, their visions were the stuff of science fiction fantasy. Features several interview segments with Sam Cohen outlining his experiences at RAND. He is the inventor of the neutron bomb and was with RAND 1947-1975. Also features George Ball, the Under-Secretary of State in the Kennedy administration 1961-1966, and William Gorham,[1] RAND Corporation Asst. Sec. Dept. Health, Education & Welfare 1956-68. Also features an interview with science fiction author Larry Niven, who was instrumental in the creating of the Star Wars policies of Ronald Reagan. Also features Robert McNamara, Thomas Schelling, Edward Teller and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Similar material is also covered in the "Fuck You Buddy" part of Curtis' later series, The Trap, but To The Brink of Eternity has the focus entirely on the nuclear and military aspects of Cold War strategy. John Nash is not mentioned and the psychological and economical aspects of game theory are not included.

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MILITARY BUILDUP - NUCLEAR BUILDUP ABOUT DEFENSE The meaning of the word "defense" goes like this: Defense is a interactive behavior between experience of being threaten and a response coming out of such experience. Response then should be protective to safeguard your own life and those of others. The key point is always safeguarding life either from humans or living creatures. Since the invention of technology and techniques, defense in the 20th and 21st century has become a different meaning. It's no longer the principle as written here. It now has become a matter of politics, intrigues and money making, not to protect against any threat from others but to threat others. Clear examples of such use of defense are commercializing as we can see in arms trade; turbidity of the meaning of "security and stability" by using armed forces for self-protectionism when ruling a country. So, defense is no longer constructive but destructive. ABOUT MILITARY NUCLEAR BUILDUP The first time the world have met the devastating effect of the use of nuclear science was 1945 when the US decided to use the A-bomb to end the Second World War in Asia. Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two cities in Japan where almost wiped out from the map. The emperor of Japan had to surrender. So he did. Some decades later the world hasn't learned from this all-out war. A new war broke out. This time a silent war. No explosions. No fires everywhere. It's a cold war. Two giants competed each other in a arms race. the <b>...</b>

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WATCH THE FULL REPORT: ur1.ca TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: www.corbettreport.com The AQ Khan nuclear network was first introduced to the public in early 2004, with Abdul Qadeer Khan's dramatic televised confession to the Pakistani public that he had participated in selling nuclear technology, including bomb-making designs and equipment, to countries including Iran, North Korea, and Libya. Right from the beginning, the sensational nature of the network and its eventual discovery, a tale of international intrigue and shadowy spy craft, seemed tailor-made for headline-grabbing reports, or sensationalistic BBC docudramas. By now, much has been reported on the Khan network and its eventual unraveling. As is typical with these events, a popular understanding has emerged around the early reporting on the subject, one that suggests that Dr. Khan was working essentially off the radar and out of sight of the intelligence agencies whose very existence is predicated on identifying such threats long before they develop. And as is also typical with these events, that popular understanding is completely wrong. In fact, as we now know, Khan and his network were known, identified, surveilled, funded and even protected by the CIA from its very inception...

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- Joe Cirncione about Iran's nuclear potential. MILITARY BUILDUP - NUCLEAR BUILDUP ABOUT DEFENSE The meaning of the word "defense" goes like this: Defense is a interactive behavior between experience of being threaten and a response coming out of such experience. Response then should be protective to safeguard your own life and those of others. The key point is always safeguarding life either from humans or living creatures. Since the invention of technology and techniques, defense in the 20th and 21st century has become a different meaning. It's no longer the principle as written here. It now has become a matter of politics, intrigues and money making, not to protect against any threat from others but to threat others. Clear examples of such use of defense are commercializing as we can see in arms trade; turbidity of the meaning of "security and stability" by using armed forces for self-protectionism when ruling a country. So, defense is no longer constructive but destructive. ABOUT MILITARY NUCLEAR BUILDUP The first time the world have met the devastating effect of the use of nuclear science was 1945 when the US decided to use the A-bomb to end the Second World War in Asia. Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two cities in Japan where almost wiped out from the map. The emperor of Japan had to surrender. So he did. Some decades later the world hasn't learned from this all-out war. A new war broke out. This time a silent war. No explosions. No fires everywhere. It's a cold war. Two <b>...</b>

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The United States' vast worries about Iran grew starker with a report this week by the UN atomic agency that asserted in the strongest terms yet Iran is conducting secret work with the sole intent of developing nuclear arms. The US claims a nuclear-armed Iran could set off an arms race among rival states and directly threaten Israel. Russia and China remain a roadblock to the United States in its push to tighten international sanctions on Iran. Both are veto-wielding members of the UN Security Council and have shown no sign the new report will change their stand. With Medvedev on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit here, Obama said the two "reaffirmed our intention to work to shape a common response" on Iran. Shortly after, Obama joined Hu, in a run of back-to-back diplomacy with the heads of two allies that hold complicated and at times divisive relations with the United States. Obama said that he and the Chinese leader want to ensure that Iran abides by "international rules and norms." Obama's comments were broad enough to portray a united front without yielding any clear indication of progress. Medvedev, for his part, was largely silent on Iran during his remarks, merely acknowledging that the subject was discussed. Hu did not mention Iran at all. White House aides insisted later that Russia and China remain unified with the United States and other allies in preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, and that Obama, Hu and Medvedev had agreed to work on the <b>...</b>

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Here's the man, Ambassador John Bolton, the American Think Tank. Not many people on the news circuit who can speak about the issues of the dangers that affect the free world as this guy. Dana Perino is the host, former press secretary for George W. Bush. Too bad the far left liberal, pot smoking, antiwar hippies and Alex Jones NWO and youngturks cult thinks this is a joke. According to Israel Iran is 3 years away of creating a nuclear bomb. Psychological warfare going on. The United States thinks it's sooner. Seems that Israel is hinting at the computer virus that nailed Iran's efforts. We do know Ahmadinejad is looking at a deliverable nuke weapon. The Islamic State of Iran is not worried about President Obama. Sanctions are having no impact on Irans nuclear ambitions. Look at North Korea, sanctioned to death doesn't work, Kim Jong Il tested 2 nukes. We're at a crisis point with the clerical jihad regime. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt would most certainly seek nuclear capabilities if Iran gets the juice. Middle East getting unstable. "I believe that this effort will grow, and will include areas beyond sanctions, to convince the Iranian regime that, effectively, it must choose between continuing to seek nuclear capability and surviving," Ya'alon told Israel Radio. "I don't know if it will happen in 2011 or in 2012, but we are talking in terms of the next three years." Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Ya'alon, a former armed forces chief, noted Iran's uranium enrichment plan had <b>...</b>

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Countries that hold nuclear weapons (WMD) United States, Soviet Union, United Kingdom, France, People's Republic of China, India, Pakistan, and North Korea. Various other countries may hold nuclear weapons but have never publicly admitted possession, or their claims to possession have not been verified. For example, Israel has modern airborne delivery systems and appears to have an extensive nuclear program with hundreds of warheads, though it officially maintains a policy of "ambiguity" with respect to its actual possession of nuclear weapons. Iran currently stands accused by a number of governments of attempting to develop nuclear capabilities, though its government claims that its acknowledged nuclear activities, such as uranium enrichment, are for peaceful purposes. South Africa also secretly developed a small nuclear arsenal, but disassembled it in the early 1990s.

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President Obama says "US is united with Russian and Chinese leaders in ensuring Iran does not develop an atomic weapon and unleash an arms race in the middle east." Whaaaaat? Begley is very skeptical.

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Vice President Joe Biden called on Turkey to impose new sanctions against Iran, while praising Ankara for its role in pressuring Syria to stop its bloody crackdown on protesters. A top UN human right official warned Thursday that Syria has entered a state of civil war with more than 4000 people dead and an increasing number of soldiers defecting from the army to fight President Bashar Assad's regime. Turkey announced a set of economic sanctions against Syria earlier this week, as Assad continues with his attempts to crush an 8-month-old revolt against his autocratic rule. Biden told the Turkish daily Hurriyet: "We look forward to the broadening of international sanctions as a means to bring about change in Syria." Biden also urged Ankara to adopt further sanctions against Iran, which the West suspects is trying to develop nuclear weapons. Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful. On Friday, Biden met President Abdullah Gul and Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek but was not expected to meet Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan who is recovering from a surgery. Biden also said that the United States "will continue to work with Turkey on pursuing shared interests in the Middle East and North Africa." "We continue to support a diplomatic solution to our concerns with Iran," Biden said. "However, we also believe that putting pressure on Iran's leadership is necessary to secure a negotiated settlement and that is why we encourage our partners, including Turkey, to take steps to <b>...</b>

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Coping with the Iranian Challenge Date: Thursday, October 22, 2009 International community protests as well as economic sanctions are yet to impress the leadership in Tehran -their program to develop nuclear weaponry is on track. The scene of a nuclear Iran arouses as much distress in the West as it does in the Arab world. A nuclear Iran will alter the balance of power in the Middle East, motivate additional countries in the region to strive for matching capabilities, and may increase the possibility of acquiring non-conventional weaponry by terrorist organizations. The confidence of Iran's allies such as Hamas, Hezbollah and other radical elements will increase, and Jerusalem will face a reality whereby a country that wants Israel off the map is equipped with nuclear weaponry. How determined is the Iranian leadership to employ their arms against Israel? Is it still possible to stop Iran from developing such capabilities? Moderator Eitan Ben Eliyahu, Israel Major General (Res.); former Commander, Israeli Air Force; President and General Partner, East West Ventures Ltd.; Chairman, Koret Israel Economic Development Fund Participants Geneive Abdo, USA Author, "No God but God: Egypt and the Triumph of Islam"; Feature Journalist, The New York Times, The Washington Post and the International Herald Tribune, BBC, NPR, CNN and PBS Elliot Abrams, USA Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies, The Council on Foreign Relations; former White House advisor, George W. Bush <b>...</b>

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A British foreign office minister, on a visit to Thailand, says he's dissapointed about the approaching election in Burma. He expressed concern about the political prisoners in the military state... and the need for the country to improve its human rights record. On Sunday during a visit to Thailand, UK Minster of State for Foreign Affairs, Jeremy Browne, says the new British government will continue to pressure Burma to improve its political and human rights record. He says Britain will not view Burma's upcoming elections as free and fair while Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and other political prisoners remain in detention. [Jeremy Browne, UK Minster of State, Foreign Affairs]: "We do not regard the forthcoming election as a legitimate expression of public opinions. We continue to have a very strong view that the situation in Burma is unacceptable." Browne says more than 2000 political prisoners are in Burmese jails. On reports that North Korea and Burma may have been cooperating on a project to develop nuclear arms, Brown says it contravenes international law and that nuclear proliferation of this type is wrong. [Jeremy Browne, UK Minster of State, Foreign Affairs]: "We will express that in the strongest terms at international institutions."

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- London-based nuclear analyst about the latest IAEA report. MILITARY BUILDUP - NUCLEAR BUILDUP ABOUT DEFENSE The meaning of the word "defense" goes like this: Defense is a interactive behavior between experience of being threaten and a response coming out of such experience. Response then should be protective to safeguard your own life and those of others. The key point is always safeguarding life either from humans or living creatures. Since the invention of technology and techniques, defense in the 20th and 21st century has become a different meaning. It's no longer the principle as written here. It now has become a matter of politics, intrigues and money making, not to protect against any threat from others but to threat others. Clear examples of such use of defense are commercializing as we can see in arms trade; turbidity of the meaning of "security and stability" by using armed forces for self-protectionism when ruling a country. So, defense is no longer constructive but destructive. ABOUT MILITARY NUCLEAR BUILDUP The first time the world have met the devastating effect of the use of nuclear science was 1945 when the US decided to use the A-bomb to end the Second World War in Asia. Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two cities in Japan where almost wiped out from the map. The emperor of Japan had to surrender. So he did. Some decades later the world hasn't learned from this all-out war. A new war broke out. This time a silent war. No explosions. No fires everywhere. It's a <b>...</b>

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US and allies set October target for Iran engagement newspaper The Wall Street Journal reported today that the United States and its European allies have set a target of early October to gauge whether their engagement with Iran is making progress or if further sanctions are needed. Senior officials briefed on the policy said that they are also preparing specific benchmarks to measure Tehrans behavior. Those benchmarks include whether Iran would allow snap inspections of its nuclear facilities by UN inspectors, agree to halt its uranium enrichment activities in return for major powers holding off on new economic sanctions, and rein in its support for militant groups in the region. Britain, Israel concerned by Irans nuclear intentions The foreign ministers of Britain and Israel yesterday voiced deep concerns regarding Irans nuclear drive and its actions in the Middle East, during a meeting in London. Britains Foreign Secretary David Miliband and Israels Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman also held discussions on the peace process. A joint statement said: They both expressed deep concern about Irans nuclear intentions and destabilizing actions in the region. Western powers suspect that Iran is using the guise of a civilian nuclear program to develop nuclear arms, a charge Tehran denies. Two drug traffickers hanged in northern Iran The state-run newspaper, Iran, reported today that a man and woman convicted of drug trafficking were hanged in the northern Iranian city of <b>...</b>

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