Bush keeps Iran military option

Uh oh!!!!!!! Hmm..that kind of contradicts earlier statements that say the US has no intention of attacking Iran. Fucken fascist pigs!!!

"I'm a war Presiden!" - George W. Bush
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4919804.stm

US President George W Bush says all options, including the use of force, are "on the table" to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
However, he stressed that the US was trying to resolve the issue of Iran's nuclear ambitions "diplomatically".

He was speaking after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gave a speech threatening to "cut off the hand of the aggressor" if Iran was attacked.

Iran insists its nuclear programme is peaceful, a claim the US rejects.

"All options are on the table," Mr Bush said as he responded to a question at the White House about whether the US was considering military action.

Mr Bush called for "a united effort with countries who recognise the danger of Iran having a nuclear weapon," saying the US was working closely with the UK, France and Germany on the issue.

International pressure over Iran's disputed programme increased last week when Iran announced that it had successfully enriched uranium.

Unease about the stand-off has helped push oil prices to record highs.

Prices hit $71.15 a barrel on Tuesday, and analysts said prices would continue to rise as long as the dispute appeared to escalate.

Concern has been further fuelled by assertions from Mr Ahmadinejad that Iran is conducting research on P2 centrifuges, which could quadruple its enrichment powers.

The five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany are meeting in Moscow to discuss the row.

'Preparing for the worst'

Earlier, at a parade to commemorate Army Day, Mr Ahmadinejad said he wanted peace and security in the region but added the army should be equipped with the latest technology to deter any aggression.

"Iran has created a powerful army that can powerfully defend the political borders and the integrity of the Iranian nation and cut off the hand of any aggressor and place the sign of disgrace on their forehead," he told military officers.

The BBC's Frances Harrison in Tehran says the message of the parade and the increasingly frequent military manoeuvres is that Iran is preparing for the worst, while hoping the world will accept it as a nuclear power.

But the BBC's regional analyst Pam O'Toole says that despite Iran's claims of enrichment success and the flexing of its military muscles, many questions about its capabilities and intentions remain unanswered.

Some Western military experts say Iran's new weaponry may not be quite as sophisticated as Tehran suggests, our correspondent says.

Iran is known to be a tough bargainer, our correspondent adds. The challenge for the international community is how to differentiate between Iranian rhetoric and reality - and how to respond in a united manner.

I know one thing, I am not going to die for oil. Since all the republicans want war they can fight it themselves, so...

Haha good shit man. Thats what it's like now. These neo-cons are the Nazis in Amerika.

Expect the war with Iran this summer.