We all know, or we all should know that the Iranians pose a greater threat to worldwide peace (because of their nuclear capabilities) than Iraq does, and that Iran has been supplying Iraq with much of the insurgency through unprotected borders.
Lets take the onus off of George Bush's strategies of dealing with the Imajihadist of Iran for a moment, by speculating that Iran's dictator holds off pushing the nuclear button until February of 2009 when Hillary is fully ensconced as America's 44th president by occupying the suite at 1600 Penn Ave. Besides Hillary's annoitment as president--the Democrats will have secured the majority in Congress and the Senate respectively.
So I ask you Dems and liberals alike; what would be your strategy(s) (if any) in dealing with this 21st century bout with nuclear terrorism?
Iran doesnt pose more of a threat than the US..
Iran has no weapononized Uranium.
Iran has rights under thenon-proliferation treaty to develop nuclear power.
The US is denying Iran diplomatic solutions.
The US is hindering diplomatic efforts.
The hinderance of diplomatic solutions put a stop to inspections.
No inspections cause the hysteria and paranoia the US is showing now when thinking Iran is developing weapons.
If they wanted to Iran could buy weapons from North Korea.
If they wanted to NK and Iran could cooperate on a nuclear program where Iran provide the Uranium, NK enrich it and produce a bomb, or Iran get the enriched Uranium and produce the bomb themself.
Iran dont need to do the whole process if they need a nuclear bomb, they could have one in a few months with NK help.
The US seem determined to attack Iran without diplomatic effort.
The US is the only part hindering progress in the Iran case.
the US attacks countries for no reasons, or vague reasons that later is prooven to be wrong.
Why would Iran be trying to make a nuclear bomb if they can get help from NK to do enrich the Uranium for them and make the bomb themself.
Why would Iran deny inspections? They dont the US is denying them that in the fact they dont want diplomacy.