Peaceful Purposes
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad recently announced that he was continuing Iran's pursuit of Plutonium and equipment but that it was specifically for Peaceful Purposes (as opposed to Uranium which is used for commercial power generation -- which Iran needs considering that it has the majority of the Earth's oil reserves).
Thanks to Scott Ott at Scrappleface, we hear of
President Bush's reaction:
Bush: B-2 Flights Over Tehran for ‘Peaceful Purposes’
Just hours after Iran opened a new plant capable of making plutonium “for peaceful purposes”, U.S. President George Bush assured his Iranian counterpart that any B-2 bombers that appear over Tehran in the near future would also serve peaceful purposes.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad cut the ribbon on the new heavy-water nuclear plant Saturday as part of a month-long Iranian tribute to the effectiveness of the United Nations.
Mr. Bush hailed Iran’s “transparent diplomacy” and said, “I called President Ahmadinejad today to congratulate him, and I told him that if he happens to notice one of them Stealth bombers going over his town at about 600 miles per hour, he can be assured that the pilot has only the best intentions in his heart for world peace.”
“There’s nothing like the B-2 when it comes to giving peace a chance,” Mr. Bush added.
And to think that some
useful idiots quislings people think that Bush does not has the interest of world peace at heart...
Posted by DaveH at August 27, 2006 9:44 PM