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We are told ad nauseam that European diplomacy is superior to George W. Bush's "unilateralism.".(Irani nuclear program)(Brief Article)
* We are told ad nauseam that European diplomacy is superior to George W. Bush's "unilateralism." Since naming Iran part of the Axis of Evil, the unilateralist has acted in fine multilateral fashion, backing Europe's efforts to bribe the mullahs into pacifism. The fruits of that labor are now clear: In recent weeks, Iran has resumed uranium conversion at Isfahan, threatened to begin uranium enrichment at Natanz, "elected" a president who calls for "a wave of Islamic revolution," and continued to destabilize Iraq. The International Atomic Energy Agency demands that Iran suspend its ...
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