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[Patriot Games]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,278035,00.html

Ahmadinejad: It's 'Too Late' to Stop Iran's Nuke Program
Tuesday, June 05, 2007

TEHRAN, Iran - Hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday that
it was "too late" to stop Iran's nuclear program and warned the U.S. and its
allies not to push for new U.N. sanctions on Iran, which he compared to a
lion sitting quietly in a corner.

"We advise them not to play with the lion's tail," Ahmadinejad said,
prompting applause from a room of reporters, Iranian officials and foreign
dignitaries at a Tehran news conference.

"It is too late to stop the progress of Iran," Ahmadinejad said. "Iran has
passed the point where they wanted Iran to stop."

The U.N. Security Council is preparing to debate a third set of sanctions
against the Islamic Republic in response to Tehran's continuing refusal to
suspend uranium enrichment, which can produce fuel for civilian energy or
fissile material for a bomb.

Addressing the West, Ahmadinejad said that a third round of sanctions will
only "make things harder for you and distances you from resolving the issue
.... We advise them to give up stubbornness and childish games."

The Security Council first imposed sanctions on Iran in December and
modestly increased them in March over Iran's refusal to suspend enrichment.
Iran says it is within its rights to pursue uranium enrichment for peaceful
purposes.

The country's nuclear negotiator, Ali Larijani, said this week that Iran's
disputes over its nuclear program could be settled in the coming weeks if
the U.N. Security Council drops preparations to debate the third round of
sanctions.

The president's press conference was his first since talks between U.S. and
Iranian diplomats in Baghdad on May 28 - the first public talks between the
two countries in nearly three decades. The two sides are supposed to meet
again in less than a month.

Ahmadinejad scoffed at U.S. accusations that Iranian agents were helping
fellow Shiite militants in Iraq, but said that Tehran still wanted to help
calm the violence there.

"The occupiers of Iraq ... have lost the way, they don't know what to do.
They imagine that by accusing others, they can resolve problems."

"Now, they said help us," Ahmadinejad said, in an apparent reference to the
U.S. invitation for the Baghdad talks. "We are prepared, for the sake of the
Iraqi people, to help. We won't spare any efforts."

Iranians have largely hailed the talks, although the state television quoted
Ahmadinejad as saying Iran only agreed to them after the U.S. asked Iran 40
times and sent a formal diplomatic note.

 

[harangueman@yahoo.com]

On Jun 5, 3:43 am, "Patriot Games" <Crazy_Bastard@The_Beach.com>
wrote:
> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,278035,00.html
>
> Ahmadinejad: It's 'Too Late' to Stop Iran's Nuke Program
> Tuesday, June 05, 2007


Obviously it's not too late, or you wouldn't be issuing yet more
feeble threats to a laughable effort to stop us going to the UN.


> TEHRAN, Iran - Hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday that
> it was "too late" to stop Iran's nuclear program and warned the U.S. and its
> allies not to push for new U.N. sanctions on Iran,


Oh, so you can build nukes and say you'll obliterate Israel, but of
course we can't go talk at the UN. That would be tweaking your tail,
such as it is. Nice reasoning!

Asshole, we can say what we want to whom we want. We could go on TV
and call you an exhibitionist who wears lingerie under his cheap
suits, and if there's a damn thing you could do about that, do show us
what it is.


> which he compared to a lion sitting quietly in a corner.


And what happens to lions who are found sitting in the corners of
public buildings? Actually, I'm not too sure what would happen after
the calls to animal control, except the lion wouldn't be there next
time.


> "We advise them not to play with the lion's tail," Ahmadinejad said,


If the point was not made in 2003, let me make it again. We
don't play.


> prompting applause from a room of reporters, Iranian officials and foreign
> dignitaries at a Tehran news conference.


They're only clapping because they can leave Iran really fast if
anything happens.


> "It is too late to stop the progress of Iran," Ahmadinejad said. "Iran has
> passed the point where they wanted Iran to stop."


We passed the point where you wanted us to shut up and stop pursuing
sanctions. How's that going, Achahimpjihad?


> The U.N. Security Council is preparing to debate a third set of sanctions
> against the Islamic Republic in response to Tehran's continuing refusal to
> suspend uranium enrichment, which can produce fuel for civilian energy or
> fissile material for a bomb.


Not to worry. We'll eventually suspend it for you, because that is
what nice people we are. Don't thank us; no one ever does.


> Addressing the West, Ahmadinejad said that a third round of sanctions will
> only "make things harder for you and distances you from resolving the issue
> ... We advise them to give up stubbornness and childish games."


Childish games like ..... two carrier battle groups off your coast and
armies on two sides of your country? Missile defenses in Europe?
_Those_ silly games?


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