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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: MKTBUZZ who started this subject6/20/2003 9:56:01 AM
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Evidence Fuels Iran Terror Debate

Posted June 10, 2003

By Kenneth R. Timmerman

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An indictment in Argentina for the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires has exposed Iranian government involvement in the attack.
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Hard new information on the involvement of the Iranian government in terrorism, coupled with mounting concern that Iran is much closer to developing nuclear weapons than previously thought, has brought the White House to a policy Rubicon, administration officials and think-tank analysts tell Insight. President George W. Bush recognizes that he must craft a tougher approach toward a regime he identified 18 months ago as a member of the Axis of Evil, White House officials say. And yet the president's top advisers continue to be split between two conflicting and mutually exclusive approaches.

"As of now, there is no Iran policy," American Enterprise Institute scholar Richard Perle tells Insight. Until recently Perle was chairman of the Defense Policy Board, and he remains close to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. "It is well known within the administration that Iran is the single most active source of terrorism and is the biggest financier of terrorism. And yet, no clear strategy has been developed to deal with Iran," Perle says.

insightmag.com
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