Sticky Notes

 Good piece in the Daily Mail:

"...it was inevitably unsettling to hear two officers in the Royal Marines - a service renowned for its toughness - publicly admitting fault, and paying compliments to the Iranians. The thought entered my mind, no doubt disloyally, that American marines might not have confessed and apologised on camera. How could that be so?"

Read it all. 

    LONDON (Reuters) - "Foreign ministers from six world powers convene in London on Friday to discuss Iran's 

nuclear program, with the United States, backed by Britain, suggesting it is time to consider a sanctions resolution against Tehran."

 

But of course there's resistance from Russia and China. This has been discussed and discussed, deadline after deadline.

Smacks of  '"you just wait till your father gets home, then you'll be in trouble!" 

    Remember ALF? I finally figured it out!!!

H/T to Snapped Shots..... 

"Mohammad Nahavandian, a top aide to Iran's National Security Council, makes statements to the press after his meeting with Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 31, 2006 ." AP/Yahoo photo

Poor thing.

 

 "An Iranian boy, stands, as worshippers pray during Friday prayers, at the Tehran University campus, in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Sept. 1, 2006."    AP photo/Yahoo

   
Now This was a Success:  Ahmadinejad & Annan
photo AP 

FOX news reports that the video of Sunday's Iranian missle test looks remarkably like video from another test or exercise...    VIDEO HERE Click on Weapons of Destruction.

More poopaganda from the Middle East? 

(Photo: AFP/File/Ramzi Haidar)

Remember the reports about the convoy of radioactive materials, on the way to Iran,  that were stopped by the Bulgarians in July.? Now Janes Defence postulates that perhaps they were meant for Hezbollah. 

"As the Bulgarian interception involved radiological rather than nuclear-weapons-related materials, it is possible that non-state actors were the intended beneficiaries. As Hizbullah is the main non-state group with access to an increasingly devastating range of Iranian-supplied weapons and is backed by an intransigent and extremist Iranian president willing to fight a proxy war against Israel, it cannot be ruled out that it would be a possible recipient of non-conventional weapons or the materials to fabricate them.

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

AP/Yahoo  - "Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, left, inaugurates a heavy-water nuclear facility in the central Iranian town of Arak, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2006. Tehran says is for peaceful purposes.