Ahmadinejad: Iran Will Not 'Retreat One Iota' in Nuclear Drive
drivethrupolitics.blogspot.com     Jul 25, 2008            

FOXNews.com:YASOUJ, Iran — Iran will not yield to world powers in the dispute over its nuclear program, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Wednesday in a speech broadcast live on state television."The Iranian nation will not retreat one iota in the face of oppressing powers," he said. "The Iranian nation has chosen its path."The United States and its Western allies accuse Iran... [read full story]                    


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Libya's Evolution

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