www.bbc.co.uk . . .

Iran to unveil 'great nuclear achievements'

Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, says "great" nuclear achievements will be announced in the next few days.

He did not give any details, but insisted that Iran would never halt its programme to enrich uranium, which can be used to make a nuclear warhead.

Mr Ahmadinejad was speaking at a rally in Tehran as Iranians marked the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic revolution.

He also promised that Iran would never yield to the West if it continued to use "the language of force and insult".

Last week, President Barack Obama said the United States would work in "lockstep" with Israel to prevent Iran developing nuclear weapons.

He said Israel's government was "rightly" very concerned about Iran's nuclear programme but added that he did not believe it had decided whether to launch a military strike.

'Pretext'
In a speech broadcast on state television, Mr Ahmadinejad told a large crowd in Tehran's Azadi Square that "all needs of the Iranian nation" would be met by its nuclear scientists in the near future.

"God willing, the world will witness the inauguration of great achievements in the nuclear sphere in a few days," he added.

The president said Western powers were using the nuclear issue as a "pretext" to work "against the development of the Iranian nation".

"They say that they want to talk to us. We have always been ready for talks. Well, they should be within the framework of justice and respect."

"I clearly declare that if you (the West) use the language of force and insult, the Iranian nation will never yield to you," he said.

Demonstrators carrying Iranian flags and pictures of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, chanted "Death to Israel" and "Death to America".
Talks between Iran and six world powers - the US, UK, France, Germany, Russia and China - on the nuclear programme collapsed a year ago and show little sign of resuming, despite recent efforts to restart them by Turkey.

Iran refuses to negotiate over its uranium enrichment programme, but Western countries say there is no point in talking unless it is on the agenda.

In November, the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said it had information suggesting Iran had carried out tests "relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device".

Anyone out there lighting a fuse yet?

E.G.
Has Iran created a Hiroshima bomb and stuck it on a few dozen missiles?

Does Iran NEED the next few days to prevent an attack...?
Or does it want an attack to happen in the next few days?
Knowing an attack is more likely after Winter is over...and its oil isnt so CRUCIAL.

It's obviously the beginning stages of the Iranian-Chinese-Russian war on Nimitz class carriers, retribution for the US faking the moon landings and destroying the twin towers.

Nano termites will no doubt be involved.

jerrylewissux wrote:

It's obviously the beginning stages of the Iranian-Chinese-Russian war on Nimitz class carriers, retribution for the US faking the moon landings and destroying the twin towers.

Nano termites will no doubt be involved.

Nah, you got it all wrong. Joos will start it all as a part of their scheme to dominate mankind and control food and water so that everyone else bows to them. Some really brilliant guy in australia told me. He knows. He has a website for cowboys, nazis and pedos. How could you not believe him?

jerrylewissux wrote:

It's obviously the beginning stages of the Iranian-Chinese-Russian war on Nimitz class carriers, retribution for the US faking the moon landings and destroying the twin towers.

Nano termites will no doubt be involved.

You forgot about the north koreans, they're the ones with the peddle submarine that will sink the entire 5th Fleet and 3 aircraft carriers with a single torpedo

The next nuclear achievement over Teheran.

Nuclear bombs? Pffft... the idiots should have gone geothermal.

Has Iran created a Hiroshima bomb and stuck it on a few dozen missiles?

A few dozen Iranian missiles roped together would still be unable to lob a 9,700 pounds (4,400 kg) bomb anywhere.

ibigmang wrote:

Nuclear bombs? Pffft... the idiots should have gone geothermal.

Or perhaps adapt JustCantLearn's plan to harvest methane by inserting pipes into the asses of all the cows in the UK.

Camels produce methane too no doubt.

WilyB wrote:

A few dozen Iranian missiles roped together would still be unable to lob a 9,700 pounds (4,400 kg) bomb anywhere.

Careful Wily,.. you're preaching heresy among the jew haters on this site,..

I see a cross and nails in your future if you aren't careful.



Jew haters love a good crucifixion.

WilyB wrote:

Has Iran created a Hiroshima bomb and stuck it on a few dozen missiles?

A few dozen Iranian missiles roped together would still be unable to lob a 9,700 pounds (4,400 kg) bomb anywhere.

All they really have to do is detonate a device or three to fuck Barry's plans for a war.

Dirty bombs can land on any port in the Persian Gulf and cause a great deal of problems.

N`est pas?

Or one of their big vessels deliberately sunk full of radiation at the entrance to the Gulf full of radiation/explosions. How many boats along the coast of Iran; how many could they get to head towards the Americans to confuse the radar teams? Could they put a suitcase nuke on a few of these small boats in the hopes of getting near a target; or could the US sink 1,000 boats in an afternoon as well as all the missile sites in Iran?

HAve fun y`all



P.S.
Its always nice to see you ignorance dudes. You know who you are.

The newspapers catch up...

Have they now got nukes? New Iran fear as it warns West: We've made a major breakthrough

www.dailymail.co.uk . . .
Time to buy popcorn?

WilyB wrote:

Has Iran created a Hiroshima bomb and stuck it on a few dozen missiles?

A few dozen Iranian missiles roped together would still be unable to lob a 9,700 pounds (4,400 kg) bomb anywhere.

Maybe they copied the Russian `suitcase nuke` design dude...

...probably not; but why gamble on a fuckin mess like USA seem to keep doing since WW2..OR since giving more Equality to niggers than fellow Caucasians across the pond.