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To: NYBob1 who wrote (87)	7/19/2007 2:44:56 PM
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U.S. 'outraged' at Iran for parading American citizens on TV By Ed Johnson and Ladane Nasseri July 18 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. State Department said it's "outraged" at the treatment of four American citizens detained in Iran, after two of them were shown on state television allegedly confessing to espionage charges. Iran must "put an end to any further broadcasts" and release all Americans "being held on groundless charges," department spokesman Sean McCormack said in a statement on its Web site late yesterday. Haleh Esfandiari and Kian Tajbakhsh, both scholars, are accused of acting against national security by the Iranian government, which aired footage two days ago of them making "confessions," state-run Fars News reported at the time. The full program, entitled "In the Name of Democracy," will be broadcast later today, according to the report. Iran accuses the Bush administration of sending agents to undermine the regime and demands the release of five Iranians detained in Iraq since January. The U.S., which has no diplomatic ties with Iran, has dismissed the accusation and says the two matters are unrelated. iranfocus.com Goldcorp GG Gold $677.00 UP $5.-/oz Target at 40 - and get a split 3 new for 1 old - goldcorp.com Imo. Tia. God Bless siliconinvestor.com