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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (22451)	2/26/2005 7:28:57 AM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81943

Gus > $99 billion are the kickback THE US is to give Putin in order for him NOT to help Iran.... If it saves another war then $99bn is cheap. But it will be argued that Iran could obtain whatever nuclear technology it wants from other sources and so the peace-lioving Zionists will not be satisfied until Teheran is nuked. news.yahoo.com >>Iran may be hiding its nuclear technology inside special tunnels because of threats of attack by the United States, Tehran's chief nuclear negotiator said in an interview published Friday. Hassan Rowhani, who has been negotiating with Germany, Britain and France over Iran's uranium enrichment program, was asked by an interview for the Le Monde newspaper: "Is it accurate that Iran has built tunnels meant to serve Iran's nuclear activities?" Rowhani responded that reports Iran was building tunnels to hide its nuclear technology "could be true," he said. "From the moment the Americans threaten to attack our nuclear sites, what are we to do? We have to put them somewhere," Rowhani said. << Meanwhile, I wonder how the United States of Israel will view this? haaretzdaily.com >>Moscow is considering resuming sales of military equipment to the Palestinian Authority, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Friday. "There have been requests about extra sales of hardware, including armored personnel carriers, to the Palestinians," Lavrov was quoted as saying by the ITAR-Tass news agency. "These requests are being considered. I believe this issue will be resolved." "The Palestinian leadership has proven its ability to keep the situation under control," Lavrov said. "It has also proven its ability to coordinate the activities of all Palestinian organizations, including those who hold tough positions toward the Israelis." He did not indicate what sort of weaponry or equipment Russia was considering.<<