Talk:Iranian nuclear crisis

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Good Idea?[edit]

I just thought that there should be a page about the dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions, to seperate from the page about its actual program. However, all comments are welcome, please contribute to the page! UKWiki 21:28, 9 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Definitely. Wallie 00:02, 16 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Contributions[edit]

I have added an external link to a unique solutions perspective by Ali Sina. The first part of his article describes the crisis in formation, the danger that is brewing, which he recognized long before now (the article is from 2004). The second part of the article describes the opportunity at hand which could advance freedom and democracy in Iran (I am biased in favour of freedom and democracy). It is an excellent article in my opinion, and whether people agree with Ali Sina in all areas or not, or whether or not they like him as a person is irrelevant. I think there is no one else who has put forward this proposed solution to the crisis and it deserves to be be included for interested people's consideration. ~Anonymous 11:24 PM ET 10 July 2006.

some analysts suggest main point of the issue is the price of uranium[edit]

as can be seen here: [1]