Iran

According to the reports, Iran has said that they will let the UN Inspectors into their secret nuclear site. My question would be, are they to be trusted? Because of all the suspicion they've brought on themselves, for refusing to let the UN Inspectors in the last time they went there, they don't deserve a lot of our trust. It's more likely they were they just looking for more time to hide what they were doing, if they had started in doing what they weren’t suppose to do.

Could it be that they finally figured out that they had made too many threats and that they are feeling the tension building up against them? Do they now realize that they had pushed their luck too far and now it was time to back down before action is taken against them?

If Ahmedinejad just wants to generate electricity, what was the other stuff about radioactive isotopes (source missing)? If it is used for cancer treatment as he's suggested, why would they have to have it in a secret place and not let the inspectors in?

With all the threats that he has made and all the tension, that he has brought against his nation, all of a sudden he changes his mind. This sounds a little suspicious to me.

That’s my beef for today. 

Ahmedinejad emboldened

Eh, I don't care.

Iranian leader Ahmadinejad must feel protected.  He hears reasons by some in the West and at the U.N., and from China and Russia as to why Iran should not be attacked.  This just encourages him to do what he wants.  He must be thinking he can do anything he wants and Iran will not be attacked.

All this unnecessary reporting of this situation and these responses only makes matters worse.  He knows that nothing will be done about it. I think as long as he has this in mind he will do what he wants and he will continue to get away with it.

Boats of the American coast, building nukes, suppressing his own people,  threatening to annihilate Israel - all of that is apparently okay.  His behaviour won't change until the reaction to his crazy behaviour changes.

That’s my rant for today.