Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, waves to the crowd prior to his speech during a rally marking the 28th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, at the Azadi (Freedom) Sq. in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007. Ahmadinejad struck a defiant, yet vague tone on Sunday, telling Iranians during the 28th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution that their country would not give up uranium enrichment and had made progress in nuclear fuel cycle technology. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Is this the "vaunted" announcement that maddyjab has been hyping up for the past couple of months?
I was away from the computer all day today, but I did catch an interesting item in today's Washington Times,
Mr. Ahmadinejad said Iran's nuclear-technology advances will be made public over the next two months until April 9. He did not explain what would happen on that date, but it marks the first anniversary of Iran's announcement that it had enriched uranium for the first time.
Considering that he was previously talking of major announcements during their anniversary celebration, which is going on right now, I wonder if they haven't missed some kind of internal deadlines. Like, the kind of deadlines you miss when your plutonium supplier suddenly goes Dutch?
Be sure to check out Gateway's coverage of Iran's festivities and other looney toons... If I were around, that's the gist of what I would've been doing all day.
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#1 Al 13-Feb-2007
President Ahmadinejad's real views are summarized on this website: ahmadinejadquotes.blogspot.com
