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Among a couple of other points I’d like to make regarding these piglets…

Ahmabigdickwad, aka Da Munchkin King, said in a speech regarding their nuclear program recently that “The West can not stop the Islamic Republic from achieving Glory!”

Glory. That’s the word he used…Glory. Glory?

Let me get this straight. One of the most Oil-rich (yes I know they don’t refine) countries in the world who truly has no pressing need for nuclear power to satisfy their own electrical and energy needs considers that the successful enrichment of weapons grade uranium would be achieving “Glory.”

In Arabic this word is “Jalal“…it literally means “Glory of the Faith” when used in the context he used in that speech.

Now, which would fit the definition of the word when used in this context better…Jalal as in:

“Nothing can stop the Islamic Republic from achieving the glory of our faith as it pertains to additional energy resources.”

or

“Nothing can stop the Islamic Republic from achieving the glory of our faith as it pertains to obtaing a weapon that our religious leaders have sanctioned (via fatwa, yep) and that we will use to wipe our deepest religous enemy, the Jew, from the pages of History.”

You tell me…

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Thursday the West has failed to break the Islamic Republic’s will in the nuclear standoff, days after world powers presented Tehran with a new offer aimed at ending the crisis.

“In the nuclear issue, the bullying powers have used up all their capabilities but could not break the will of the Iranian nation,” Ahmadinejad was quoted as saying by state television.

World powers — Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States — on Saturday offered Tehran a new package of technological and economic incentives in exchange for suspending uranium enrichment activities.

The West fears the process might be used to make an atomic bomb although Iran insists it only wants to generate nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

Ahmadinejad’s comments were his first statement on the nuclear crisis since the offer was presented but it was not clear if they represented a reaction to the proposal.

The Iranian government spokesman has already said Tehran will reject any offer demanding it suspends uranium enrichment.

Bash on above sentence: How many times does Iran have to say this before the INternational Community gets it?

The UN nuclear watchdog has been investigating Iran’s nuclear drive for over five years but has never been able to conclude whether the programme is peaceful.

Iran has said it is examining the package but has so far showed no indication that it will change its defiant course in its nuclear drive.

Iran’s ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency Ali Asghar Soltanieh ruled out on Wednesday that the country could freeze enrichment, saying: “Iran will never submit to such an illegal act.”

(AP)