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Europe did not hear the ‘voice of reason’ in Iran |
2006-03-06 |
French President Jacques Chirac said on Sunday the West would still reach out to Iran for a deal on its disputed nuclear file, in the first address to the Saudi consultative council by a foreign leader. “In Iran, the voice of reason that France, the United Kingdom and Germany wanted to be heard on the nuclear file has not been heard, for the time being,” Chirac told the non-elected advisory council. But despite the failure of negotiations between Tehran and the European Union, “the hand remains stretched out, and Iran can, at any moment, take it back by restoring its commitment to suspension of sensitive (nuclear) work”. Chirac said Iran had been “assured that it can develop its nuclear capacity for civilian purposes”. |
Posted by:Fred |
#4 Europe did not hear the ‘voice of reason’ in Iran It is a logical contradiction for any sentence to simultaneously contain the words "voice of reason" and "Iran". |
Posted by: Zenster 2006-03-06 13:04 |
#3 jebus, I bite my self again. PIYF |
Posted by: SPoD 2006-03-06 00:59 |
#2 This is diversion... This "address" was just for MSM consumption. The trip to Saudi was for other reasons. |
Posted by: .com 2006-03-06 00:47 |
#1 Hey Cheeser. Real world leaders go to the US congress to speak. They do not to travel to the majic kingdom and address the Saudi consultative council and say we must keep doing what has failed. Jacques Chirac is a bona fide fudge packer. Now of his action are bona fide however. |
Posted by: SPoD 2006-03-06 00:23 |