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ran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons is done in the name of Islam and therefore it is inherently legitimate. As far as he is concerned, refusing to allow Iran to pursue nuclear weapons is tantamount to an assault on God.

Column One: Ahmadinejad’s overlooked message | Jerusalem Post

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Last year, the al Qaeda terrorist Dhiren Barot was jailed in Britain for plotting synchronized atrocities including the use of poison and radioactive bombs. Dhiren Barot was not brought up in poverty, or as a segregated Muslim. He was a middle-class Hindu convert to Islam. He started plotting his atrocities before 9/11, let alone Iraq. And he said something very significant. He said the reason terrorism was — in his view — an Islamic religious duty was that “terror works.” That’s because Britain, Europe, Israel, and, until 9/11, America, have all responded to unending Arab and Muslim terror by seeking to understand, accommodate, or appease the demands behind it. The greater the terror, the greater the self-flagellation of its victims.

Melanie Phillips on Londonistan on National Review Online

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With the nation facing an increased threat from nuclear terrorism, at least one community is rebuilding a public fallout shelter program like those abandoned in the 1970s when Americans began believing surviving a nuclear event was not possible or not worthwhile.

WorldNetDaily: City prepares for nuke terror

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Who started the war in Iraq and how that war was waged is common knowledge. But what defeats one’s imagination is that a leader of modern day France can talk the language of war with the Iraq episode fresh in everybody’s mind is beyond any level headed imagination.

Tanzania Standard Newspapers|Home

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The recent claim made by an Iranian military officer, General Rahim Yahya Safavi, that Iran has mapped out targets for retaliation is not empty rhetoric. This capability and not the nuclear programme may well be Iran’s secret weapon.

Gulfnews: Iran’s secret weapon

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This is a great read about what it takes to track and control highly enriched uranium. 

Accountability Central: COLUMN ONE; A Race With The Terrorists; It Takes 55 Pounds Of Highly Enriched Uranium To Build A Nuclear Bomb. Two Americans Travel The Globe To Keep The Fuel Under Wraps.

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Apprently it is ridiculously easy. Recent government investigators have recently tested border security, and as we all know, it is a joke.

“A determined cross-border violator would likely be able to bring radioactive materials … undetected into the United States…”

The Threat From The North, GAO: Security On U.S.-Canadian Border Fails “Dirty Bomb” Smuggling Tests - CBS News

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Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared Tuesday that Iran’s disputed nuclear program is closed as a political issue and said Tehran will ignore a U.N. Security Council demand imposed by “arrogant powers” to curb its nuclear program.

FOXNews.com - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: ‘Nuclear Issue of Iran Is Now Closed’ - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News

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Something significant happened just after midnight on Sept. 6, deep in Syria’s eastern desert. We don’t know — and may not know for a long time — what exactly transpired. But, as in the Holmes tale, the silence of some and barking of other diplomatic hounds provide crucial evidence.

MySA.com: Commentary

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It is predicted that there will be a “Fergana Hiroshima” in Central Asia. The head of the CIS antiterrorism centre, Andrey Novikov, said the other day that secret services had obtained information that terrorists were moving to the borders of Central Asia states. The terrorists are seeking ways of creating weapons of mass destruction there. They are interested in the material for creating the so-called “dirty bombs”. According to intelligence officers, the terrorists are planning to get the filling for their atomic bombs at the uranium mines. These kinds of mines, by the way, also exist in our country.

EurasiaNet Eurasia Insight - Analyst on “Dirty Bomb” Threat By Islamic Extremists

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