The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expected to soon publish a document that reportedly points out the military dimensions to Iran's nuclear activities. On the basis of the report, due to be released on 8 November, Western countries have been pushing for expanded United Nations sanctions on Iran, a major oil producer. In contrast, last week Russia and China signalled their concern over the timing of the IAEA document, and its possible effect on a diplomatic solution. Both Moscow and Beijing, therefore, appear currently unwilling to back any move at a mid-November meeting of the IAEA's 35-nation governing board to refer Iran, once again, to the UN Security Council based on the agency's report.
Like an act of some kind of political perversion (if they think it tweaks the nose of America) both Moscow and Beijing persist in this stupid and potentially dangerous nonsense.
Next time a bomb goes off in Moscow or there's trouble with the Islamists in China remember this; the Islamists are all joined together in a destructive daisy chain, with Iran being the main ringmaster of terror.
So shape up to your international responsibilities if you want to be taken seriously. Currently, regarding your Iranian position, I'd say you're both scoring a D- and sitting very close to class clown Chevez.
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Like an act of some kind of political perversion (if they think it tweaks the nose of America) both Moscow and Beijing persist in this stupid and potentially dangerous nonsense.
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So shape up to your international responsibilities if you want to be taken seriously. Currently, regarding your Iranian position, I'd say you're both scoring a D- and sitting very close to class clown Chevez.
(Photo: Copyright Control).
