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dag van nucleaire technologie http://www.nos.nl/nos/art(...)1C77A750C1D0B7F.html
I am Darius the Great King, King of Kings, King in Persia, King of countries, son of Hystaspes, grandson of Arsames, an Achaemenian.
Iran is wel goed in het bloed onder de vingers vandaan halen bij velen .
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Als het niet wil branden moet je beter stoken.
quote:Iran seen announcing atomic expansion plans
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's president may announce on Monday his country has begun the first stage of what it calls "industrial-scale" uranium enrichment, a move likely to anger the West which fears the plan is aimed at making atomic bombs.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will reveal what Iranian media and officials have described as the "good news" during a tour of the enrichment facility at Natanz in the center of the country.
http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSBLA82551420070409
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/a(...)ilitary_070409105217
Iran's gifts were rubbish: British captive
LONDON (AFP) - The youngest British captive held by
Iran said in an interview published Monday that the gifts the Iranians gave to the seized sailors were a cheap load of old junk -- and they stole his iPod.
Royal Navy Able Seaman Arthur Batchelor, 20, said the suits they were given were "tacky," the CDs and DVDs do not work and there was no sign of his iPod portable media player, worth 160 pounds (315 dollars, 235 euros).
The 15 sailors and marines, seized in the northern Gulf on March 23, were given the gifts when their 13-day ordeal at the hands of the Revolutionary Guards ended. They were seen examining them in Iranian television footage.
The 11 books Batchelor was given were in English and mostly aimed at trying to convert the reader to Islam, with titles like "Youth and Morals", "The Divine Intervention" and "Knowing God". He also received some toffees and a bag of nuts.
"They're a bit pathetic," Batchelor told the Daily Mirror newspaper of the gifts.
"I don't know what they're trying to prove by giving us books on morality and their religion. My morals are fine, thank you very much.
"And those suits were an insult. Not only did mine not fit, but it was cheap and tacky and the Hugo Boss shirt was a fake. I could pick up a better outfit at a jumble sale."
When captured, the Revolutionary Guards seized all the navy personnel's belongings.
The Britons were on a
United Nations mandate to conduct anti-smuggling operations within Iraqi waters. Iran insists they were within its waters.
"The iPod was really special to me as it was a gift," said Batchelor, an operator maintainer.
"It was in a pocket in my overalls. The guards took everything off us -- including cigarettes and watches.
"All we were left with was the clothes on our back. We were told we'd get them back -- but I'm still waiting."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/a(...)ilitary_070409105217
Iran's gifts were rubbish: British captive
LONDON (AFP) - The youngest British captive held by
Iran said in an interview published Monday that the gifts the Iranians gave to the seized sailors were a cheap load of old junk -- and they stole his iPod.
Royal Navy Able Seaman Arthur Batchelor, 20, said the suits they were given were "tacky," the CDs and DVDs do not work and there was no sign of his iPod portable media player, worth 160 pounds (315 dollars, 235 euros).
The 15 sailors and marines, seized in the northern Gulf on March 23, were given the gifts when their 13-day ordeal at the hands of the Revolutionary Guards ended. They were seen examining them in Iranian television footage.
The 11 books Batchelor was given were in English and mostly aimed at trying to convert the reader to Islam, with titles like "Youth and Morals", "The Divine Intervention" and "Knowing God". He also received some toffees and a bag of nuts.
"They're a bit pathetic," Batchelor told the Daily Mirror newspaper of the gifts.
"I don't know what they're trying to prove by giving us books on morality and their religion. My morals are fine, thank you very much.
"And those suits were an insult. Not only did mine not fit, but it was cheap and tacky and the Hugo Boss shirt was a fake. I could pick up a better outfit at a jumble sale."
When captured, the Revolutionary Guards seized all the navy personnel's belongings.
The Britons were on a
United Nations mandate to conduct anti-smuggling operations within Iraqi waters. Iran insists they were within its waters.
"The iPod was really special to me as it was a gift," said Batchelor, an operator maintainer.
"It was in a pocket in my overalls. The guards took everything off us -- including cigarettes and watches.
"All we were left with was the clothes on our back. We were told we'd get them back -- but I'm still waiting."
I am Darius the Great King, King of Kings, King in Persia, King of countries, son of Hystaspes, grandson of Arsames, an Achaemenian.
Ik zag de Britten op tv en dacht "wat een kinderen met die blozende koppies".quote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 13:03 schreef persian2008 het volgende:
Iran's gifts were rubbish: British captive
Uit dit stukje van jou blijkt dat het nog echt kinderen zijn en die worden naar oorlogsgebieden gezonden om daar met wapens andere mensen de wil van de elite uit het westen op te leggen.
We zijn wel heel erg diep gezonken als westerse cultuur maar dat weten we nu al eeuwen helaas.
Audaces fortuna juvat
precies. ze hebben geen respect.quote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 13:14 schreef Colnago het volgende:
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Ik zag de Britten op tv en dacht "wat een kinderen met die blozende koppies".
Uit dit stukje van jou blijkt dat het nog echt kinderen zijn en die worden naar oorlogsgebieden gezonden om daar met wapens andere mensen de wil van de elite uit het westen op te leggen.
We zijn wel heel erg diep gezonken als westerse cultuur maar dat weten we nu al eeuwen helaas.
I am Darius the Great King, King of Kings, King in Persia, King of countries, son of Hystaspes, grandson of Arsames, an Achaemenian.
Zonder deze britse, amerikaanse en canadese knaapjes van 60 jaar geleden was jij nu nog steeds burger van duitsland geweest.quote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 13:14 schreef Colnago het volgende:
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Ik zag de Britten op tv en dacht "wat een kinderen met die blozende koppies".
Uit dit stukje van jou blijkt dat het nog echt kinderen zijn en die worden naar oorlogsgebieden gezonden om daar met wapens andere mensen de wil van de elite uit het westen op te leggen.
We zijn wel heel erg diep gezonken als westerse cultuur maar dat weten we nu al eeuwen helaas.
quote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 13:03 schreef persian2008 het volgende:
LONDON (AFP) - The youngest British captive held by Iran said in an interview published Monday that the gifts the Iranians gave to the seized sailors were a cheap load of old junk -- and they stole his iPod.
"The iPod was really special to me as it was a gift," said Batchelor, an operator maintainer.
ahmadinejad huilde net tijdens de nucleaire feest
I am Darius the Great King, King of Kings, King in Persia, King of countries, son of Hystaspes, grandson of Arsames, an Achaemenian.
Inderdaad, de soldaten in de tweede wereldoorlog waren niet of niet veel ouder.quote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 13:52 schreef opinionr het volgende:
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Zonder deze britse, amerikaanse en canadese knaapjes van 60 jaar geleden was jij nu nog steeds burger van duitsland geweest.
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Hij heeft een ipod gejat, dat vind ik dan wel grappig van die mafkees.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
quote:Iran 'enters new nuclear phase'
Iran has entered an "industrial stage" in its production of nuclear fuel, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation has said.
Gholamreza Aghazadeh gave no further details in his speech at the Natanz uranium enrichment plant.
It is also expected that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will address the meeting at Natanz in central Iran.
Iran maintains its nuclear programme is for civilian purposes, but the West fears it wants to build atomic bombs.
Special events are taking place at Natanz to mark Iran's nuclear technology day.
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/middle_east/6538957.stm
Iran announces mass uranium production
I am Darius the Great King, King of Kings, King in Persia, King of countries, son of Hystaspes, grandson of Arsames, an Achaemenian.
TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- Iran's nuclear fuel production program has reached "industrial" levels, the country's president said Monday in a speech at the Natanz nuclear facility.
"Iran has succeeded in development to attain production at an industrial level," said Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, addressing an audience that included invited ambassadors of Islamic and non-aligned countries at a ceremony marking the anniversary of the start of uranium enrichment at the plant.
"With great pride, I announce that as of today, our dear country, Iran, is among the countries of the world that produces the industrial level of nuclear fuel."
Ahmadinejad vowed the fuel would be used for energy, "and for the expansion of peace and stability."
He added that the goal of "progress" for Iran was "irreversible."
Earlier, Iranian nuclear chief Gholamreza Aghazadeh said: "We have gathered, thanking Almighty God for the introduction of the uranium enrichment program to the industrial phase, and once again we thank Almighty God for allowing us to attain industrial enrichment plans."
Throughout Iran on Monday, schools also celebrated "National Technology Day," marking the date 27 years ago that Washington severed diplomatic relations with Tehran.
Earlier, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator said Tehran was ready to resume serious negotiations over its nuclear ambitions, Iranian state media reported.
Ali Larijani said Iran hoped to reach an agreement with Western powers that would "remove their worries" without compromising its own scientific development, Iranian state media reported.
"Today, with the nuclear fuel cycle complete, we are ready to begin real negotiations with the aim of reaching an understanding," Larijani was quoted as saying in a speech in the eastern city of Mashad.
"We are ready to negotiate and reach an agreement with Western countries in order to remove their worries about nuclear Iran without putting an end to our scientific development."
Iran has repeatedly said uranium enrichment, which the United Nations has demanded it stop, is its right and will not be abandoned. The 15-member Security Council voted unanimously last month to pass Resolution 1747.
The U.S. and other nations contend that Iran is using the project to develop nuclear weapons, a claim Iran denies.
In Tehran, around 200 students gathered in front of the Atomic Energy Organization, chanting "death to America" and "death to Britain" and burning American and British flags, The Associated Press reported.
Up to 15,000 students also planned to hold hands around the Natanz plant to show their support for "Iran's peaceful ambitions, state-run news agency IRNA said.
Tensions between Iran and the West have also been heightened by last month's seizure of 15 British sailors and marines by Iranian forces while on patrol in the Persian Gulf. The 15 were released by Tehran last week after 13 days in Iranian detention. (New video shows Britons 'in comfort0')
"Iran has succeeded in development to attain production at an industrial level," said Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, addressing an audience that included invited ambassadors of Islamic and non-aligned countries at a ceremony marking the anniversary of the start of uranium enrichment at the plant.
"With great pride, I announce that as of today, our dear country, Iran, is among the countries of the world that produces the industrial level of nuclear fuel."
Ahmadinejad vowed the fuel would be used for energy, "and for the expansion of peace and stability."
He added that the goal of "progress" for Iran was "irreversible."
Earlier, Iranian nuclear chief Gholamreza Aghazadeh said: "We have gathered, thanking Almighty God for the introduction of the uranium enrichment program to the industrial phase, and once again we thank Almighty God for allowing us to attain industrial enrichment plans."
Throughout Iran on Monday, schools also celebrated "National Technology Day," marking the date 27 years ago that Washington severed diplomatic relations with Tehran.
Earlier, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator said Tehran was ready to resume serious negotiations over its nuclear ambitions, Iranian state media reported.
Ali Larijani said Iran hoped to reach an agreement with Western powers that would "remove their worries" without compromising its own scientific development, Iranian state media reported.
"Today, with the nuclear fuel cycle complete, we are ready to begin real negotiations with the aim of reaching an understanding," Larijani was quoted as saying in a speech in the eastern city of Mashad.
"We are ready to negotiate and reach an agreement with Western countries in order to remove their worries about nuclear Iran without putting an end to our scientific development."
Iran has repeatedly said uranium enrichment, which the United Nations has demanded it stop, is its right and will not be abandoned. The 15-member Security Council voted unanimously last month to pass Resolution 1747.
The U.S. and other nations contend that Iran is using the project to develop nuclear weapons, a claim Iran denies.
In Tehran, around 200 students gathered in front of the Atomic Energy Organization, chanting "death to America" and "death to Britain" and burning American and British flags, The Associated Press reported.
Up to 15,000 students also planned to hold hands around the Natanz plant to show their support for "Iran's peaceful ambitions, state-run news agency IRNA said.
Tensions between Iran and the West have also been heightened by last month's seizure of 15 British sailors and marines by Iranian forces while on patrol in the Persian Gulf. The 15 were released by Tehran last week after 13 days in Iranian detention. (New video shows Britons 'in comfort0')
Dat is erg fijn, maar zullen we het hier Nederlands houden ?quote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 15:46 schreef persian2008 het volgende:
Iran announces mass uranium production
Iran produceert uranium op 'industriëel niveau'
Uitgegeven: 9 april 2007 14:00
Laatst gewijzigd: 9 april 2007 15:43
NATANZ/TEHERAN - Iran is nu in staat om uranium te verrijken op een "industriëel niveau". Dat heeft het hoofd van het Iraanse atoomenergieagentschap maandag gezegd. Ook de productie van de centrifuges waarin het uranium wordt verrijkt is sterk omhoog gegaan, aldus Gholam Reza Aghazadeh.
Eerder kondigde Iran al aan dat president Ahmadinejad maandag met 'goed nucleair nieuws' zou komen tijdens een openbare toespraak.
Besprekingen
Kort voor de aankondiging maakte de belangrijkste Iraanse onderhandelaar met het westen, Ali Larijani, bekend dat Iran nu klaar is voor serieuze besprekingen over de crisis rond het Iraanse kernprogramma.
Iran heeft tot nu toe geweigerd gehoor te geven aan de eis van de Verenigde Naties zijn kernprogramma te staken. De internationale gemeenschap vreest dat Teheran een kernbom wil ontwikkelen, terwijl Iran zelf zegt alleen kernenergie te willen opwekken.
Akkoord
"We zijn klaar om te onderhandelen en tot een akkoord te komen met westerse landen om hun zorgen over het Iraanse kernprogramma weg te nemen, zonder een einde te maken aan onze wetenschappelijke ontwikkeling", zei Larijani tijdens een toespraak in Mashhad.
Uitgegeven: 9 april 2007 14:00
Laatst gewijzigd: 9 april 2007 15:43
NATANZ/TEHERAN - Iran is nu in staat om uranium te verrijken op een "industriëel niveau". Dat heeft het hoofd van het Iraanse atoomenergieagentschap maandag gezegd. Ook de productie van de centrifuges waarin het uranium wordt verrijkt is sterk omhoog gegaan, aldus Gholam Reza Aghazadeh.
Eerder kondigde Iran al aan dat president Ahmadinejad maandag met 'goed nucleair nieuws' zou komen tijdens een openbare toespraak.
Besprekingen
Kort voor de aankondiging maakte de belangrijkste Iraanse onderhandelaar met het westen, Ali Larijani, bekend dat Iran nu klaar is voor serieuze besprekingen over de crisis rond het Iraanse kernprogramma.
Iran heeft tot nu toe geweigerd gehoor te geven aan de eis van de Verenigde Naties zijn kernprogramma te staken. De internationale gemeenschap vreest dat Teheran een kernbom wil ontwikkelen, terwijl Iran zelf zegt alleen kernenergie te willen opwekken.
Akkoord
"We zijn klaar om te onderhandelen en tot een akkoord te komen met westerse landen om hun zorgen over het Iraanse kernprogramma weg te nemen, zonder een einde te maken aan onze wetenschappelijke ontwikkeling", zei Larijani tijdens een toespraak in Mashhad.
Nou, ik ben beniewd wat er van dat onderhandelen terecht komt.
There are only two pains in life. The pain of discipline and the pain of regret.
operation bitequote:Op maandag 9 april 2007 16:31 schreef Steenarend het volgende:
Nou, ik ben beniewd wat er van dat onderhandelen terecht komt.
When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour. That's relativity.
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Wat een plaatje..
"Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve" Napoleon Hill
idd en als ze nou op een fatsoenlijk schip hadden gezeten ipv een veredelde rubberboot hadden ze waarschijnlijk wel terug gevochten wat geescaleerd was in een oorlog.quote:Op zaterdag 7 april 2007 12:50 schreef CeeJee het volgende:
Het is begrijpelijk wat die Engelsen gedaan hebben. Als ze op zee of later allemaal vermoord zouden worden zou het een zinloze dood zijn geweest. Alle stoere praat ten spijt, Iran zou echt niet worden aangevallen als ze allemaal gedood zouden zijn. Ambassadeurs uitwijzen, protest bij de VN en een veroordeling (door China en Rusland flink afgezwakt natuurlijk) van Iran door de veiligheidsraad is wat er maximaal zou gebeuren.
Waar zo te zien de VS op zinspeelde met die agresieve luchtacties
Dit geheel doet me trouwens aan de bond film tomorow never dies denken
1/10 Van de rappers dankt zijn bestaan in Amerika aan de Nederlanders die zijn voorouders met een cruiseschip uit hun hongerige landen ophaalde om te werken op prachtige plantages.
"Oorlog is de overtreffende trap van concurrentie."
"Oorlog is de overtreffende trap van concurrentie."
