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[J.J. Blair]

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/12/03/america/03cia.php

There will be testimony before congress today that apparently Iran halted their nuclear weapons program in 2003, and that they don't have the capability to make fissile material.  

I guess they'll have to figure out some other way to justify starting another war.  It will be interesting to hear Cheney's response to this news.  Hopefully it gives him a heart attack.

[malice]

J.J. Blair wrote on Mon, 03 December 2007 18:27

I guess they'll have to figure out some other way to justify starting another war.

Those bastards monopolise all the premium stock of caviar.

This has to stop.

On behalf of France, we are with you on this one

The last afordable proper 250g of grey Beluga I had was back from when Shah was still alive, and we did nothing when Khomeini ended this.

I say War

malice

[studiojimi]

malice wrote on Mon, 03 December 2007 09:40

I say War malice

everything was fine until mal

[mgod]

Well, L'il Bushie has won one battle - I'm listening to him explain why Iran is still a threat and why he's still right, and everyone at this press conference now says "nook-yoo-lur".

DS

[Barry Hufker]

I walked in from taking the dog outside only to find the prez at the lie festival, so I had to turn the sound off and walk into the other room.

Barry

[el duderino]

President Bush said today. "Iran was dangerous, Iran is dangerous and Iran will be dangerous if they have the knowledge necessary to make a nuclear weapon,"

KNOWLEDGE.


wow.

[malice]

mgod wrote on Tue, 04 December 2007 16:19

Well, L'il Bushie has won one battle - I'm listening to him explain why Iran is still a threat and why he's still right, and everyone at this press conference now says "nook-yoo-lur". DS

It seems that that putrid vice prez of yourz has a bigger aggenda than we all thought.

Lemme see ...

- Unspecified terrorist threats during the elections announcment

- Iran still being a nuclear threat even after the report about them abandoning their military nuclear program 4 years ago


hmmmm ...

somebody else thinks something fishy comming up soon ?


malice

[Ashermusic]

J.J. Blair wrote on Mon, 03 December 2007 17:27

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/12/03/america/03cia.php There will be testimony before congress today that apparently Iran halted their nuclear weapons program in 2003, and that they don't have the capability to make fissile material.   I guess they'll have to figure out some other way to justify starting another war.  It will be interesting to hear Cheney's response to this news.  Hopefully it gives him a heart attack.

if this is true it may be bad news for Bush but it sure is good news for the rest of the world.

[rollmottle]

Quote:

Iran remains a danger to the world even though it stopped a program to develop a nuclear weapon four years ago, President Bush said today. "Iran was dangerous, Iran is dangerous and Iran will be dangerous if they have the knowledge necessary to make a nuclear weapon," Bush said

http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/12/04/iran.nuclear/index.ht ml

[rankus]

So we should go to war with them "because they know too much"?  

[amorris]

I guess now, everything the "intelligence" agencies say is true?

let me write that down.....

[maxdimario]

I don't know why, but I could almost swear that more and more, Bush is starting to resemble a goat...

[Berolzheimer]

Apparently he received this info back in August.  So all that talk about Iran developing nukes?  He knew all along it was bullshit.

Sound familiar?

[Barry Hufker]

The intelligence agencies don't have an agenda.  Bush does.

Same bullshit, new war.

Please insist your members of Congress make it clear to Bush he has no authority to strike Iran or go to war with them.

Don't just talk about it.  Do something.

Barry

[PRobb]

I saw some clips from the press conference. The degree to which Bush is disconnected from reality is reality getting scary.

[el duderino]

from cnn- "At a hearing before a House intelligence subcommittee, Donald Kerr defended the conclusions of the National Intelligence Estimate -- which said Iran stopped work on a nuclear weapon in 2003 -- but at the same time insisted that the NIE "did not in any way suggest that Iran was benign for the future."

did not suggest they were benign for the future.

couldn't that be said for ANY country?