> "New International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Yukiya
> Amano may have been the candidate of choice for Western nations, and in
> particular Israel, but he sought to assure the world today that he would
> remain independent and would seek to de-politicize the office.

> In particular, Amano noted that going through the IAEA’s documents he
> didn’t see any evidence that Iran was trying to develop nuclear weapons.
> The IAEA had repeatedly certified that Iran was not diverting any of its
> civilian program’s enriched uranium to any other purpose, but outgoing
> chief Mohamed El Baradei claimed to have a “gut feeling” that Iran
> secretly wanted the technology."http://news.antiwar.com/2009/07/03/new-iaea-head-no-evidence-iran-see...

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> > "New International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Yukiya
> > Amano may have been the candidate of choice for Western nations, and in
> > particular Israel, but he sought to assure the world today that he would
> > remain independent and would seek to de-politicize the office.

> > In particular, Amano noted that going through the IAEA’s documents he
> > didn’t see any evidence that Iran was trying to develop nuclear weapons..
> > The IAEA had repeatedly certified that Iran was not diverting any of its
> > civilian program’s enriched uranium to any other purpose, but outgoing
> > chief Mohamed El Baradei claimed to have a “gut feeling” that Iran
> > secretly wanted the

> Don't worry, if Israel ever orders our next war in the middle east,
> there will be thousands of left wing sheep in the streets obscuring
> the issue with their "No War For Oil" signs.

> > On Jul 4, 10:52 am, "risky biz" <risky-...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> > > The Israel lobby's planned America/Iran war has encountered a slight
> > > problem. Their preferred IAEA candidate is talking wrong. I'm sure they'll
> > > send an emergency team over there right away to straighten him out, like
> > > they did El Baradei. They'll figure out some way to help Amano develop a
> > > "gut feeling", too.

> > > "New International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Yukiya
> > > Amano may have been the candidate of choice for Western nations, and in
> > > particular Israel, but he sought to assure the world today that he would
> > > remain independent and would seek to de-politicize the office.

> > > In particular, Amano noted that going through the IAEA’s documents he
> > > didn’t see any evidence that Iran was trying to develop nuclear weapons..
> > > The IAEA had repeatedly certified that Iran was not diverting any of its
> > > civilian program’s enriched uranium to any other purpose, but outgoing
> > > chief Mohamed El Baradei claimed to have a “gut feeling” that Iran
> > > secretly wanted the

> technology."http://news.antiwar.com/2009/07/03/new-iaea-head-no-evidence-iran-see...

> > Don't worry, if Israel ever orders our next war in the middle east,
> > there will be thousands of left wing sheep in the streets obscuring
> > the issue with their "No War For Oil" signs.

> If you don't think part of the reason we invaded Iraq was oil, you're
> wrong.

> Aren't you the anti-semitic guy who posts here?

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> I prefer to think of myself as the human rights activist that
> occasionally posts here.  If you can't back up a statement with facts,
> I guess it makes sense for you to go straight to name calling.

> > > On Jul 4, 10:52 am, "risky biz" <risky-...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> > > > The Israel lobby's planned America/Iran war has encountered a slight
> > > > problem. Their preferred IAEA candidate is talking wrong. I'm sure
they'll
> > > > send an emergency team over there right away to straighten him out,
like
> > > > they did El Baradei. They'll figure out some way to help Amano develop
a
> > > > "gut feeling", too.

> > > > "New International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Yukiya
> > > > Amano may have been the candidate of choice for Western nations, and in
> > > > particular Israel, but he sought to assure the world today that he
would
> > > > remain independent and would seek to de-politicize the office.

> > > > In particular, Amano noted that going through the IAEA’s documents he
> > > > didn’t see any evidence that Iran was trying to develop nuclear
weapons..
> > > > The IAEA had repeatedly certified that Iran was not diverting any of
its
> > > > civilian program’s enriched uranium to any other purpose, but outgoing
> > > > chief Mohamed El Baradei claimed to have a “gut feeling” that Iran
> > > > secretly wanted the

> > > Don't worry, if Israel ever orders our next war in the middle east,
> > > there will be thousands of left wing sheep in the streets obscuring
> > > the issue with their "No War For Oil" signs.

> > If you don't think part of the reason we invaded Iraq was oil, you're
> > wrong.

> If you don't think the plans for a US invasion of Iraq weren't hatched
> in Tel Aviv and the fake WMD info force fed to GWB didn't come from
> traitorous neo-cons, you're dumber than some of your previous posts
> would indicate.

> > Aren't you the anti-semitic guy who posts here?

> I prefer to think of myself as the human rights activist that
> occasionally posts here.  If you can't back up a statement with facts,
> I guess it makes sense for you to go straight to name calling.

> > I prefer to think of myself as the human rights activist that
> > occasionally posts here.  If you can't back up a statement with facts,
> > I guess it makes sense for you to go straight to name calling.

> If you think that's good, try referring to the NCAA Women's basketball
> team as nappy headed hos.