I Have Good News and Bad News

What do you want first?

Most people want the bad news first, so here it is...

TEHRAN, Iran Apr 12, 2006 (AP)-— Iran's hard-line president said Tuesday that the country "has joined the club of nuclear countries" by successfully enriching uranium for the first time a key process in what Iran maintains is a peaceful energy program.

The announcement from President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was certain to heighten international tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear program. The U.N. Security Council has demanded that Iran stop all enrichment by April 28 because of suspicions the program is designed to make nuclear weapons.

Ahmadinejad warned the West that trying to force it to abandon uranium enrichment would "cause an everlasting hatred in the hearts of Iranians."

Well then, we are supposed to believe that Ahmadinejad is all about peaceful uses of his new breakthrough?

I don't think so.

It is ridiculous to think the same man that said Israel should be 'wiped off the map' would be interested in anything else.

Iran's enrichment program has not progressed to the point of nuclear weapon capability, but they are on the path, and isn't that enough?

Are you ready for the good news?

I work among mainly ideologicall college students.

I'd say 75% of my employees are in college, with liberal professors and all.

And for the first time I started hearing concerns.

The buzz, albeit small, was about Iran and their enrichment breakthrough.

That is a great start.

If these kids are starting to worry, and the MSM is actually reporting it, we just may be a country moving in the right direction, finally.

I hope I'm right, and I hope it continues.

And just to get the bad taste out of your mouth from that pic of Ahmadinejad, here's a little hard candy...





Tasty!