Iran Continues To Amass Equipment For Nuclear Weapons Material
Gary Fitleberg, 01/22/04
In violation of its agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency and the European Union, Iran is continuing to procure equipment to enrich uranium, a key ingredient necessary to develop nuclear weapons, Reuters reported.
"They're getting a lot of stuff" according to one Western diplomat, referring to centrifuge technology" as told to Reuters.
Another high-ranking official stated that "The ultimate goal has always been the cessation of enrichment activities and we're clearly not moving in that direction."
Late last year, Hassan Rohani, secretary-general of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and lead negotiator of nuclear disarmament, called Iran's suspension of enrichment activities "temporary" and said "the issue of ending uranium enrichment is not in question and nver has been nor will be."
http://www.americandaily.com/item/4439Here is a short article on Zakeri:
http://66.34.243.131/iran/html/article740.html A senior intelligent officer who escaped from Islamic Republic just days ago spoke to Mr.Meybodi today.
He introduced himself as "Hamid Reza Zakeri" (Nourizadeh confirmed his identity).
He revealed that more than 3000 Islamic Mafia have stolen more than $60 Billion which is kept in various forging banks.
The Islamic Mafia has planned it's exit in 2004 (1383 Arabic calendar).
In the meantime the Islamic Mafia is planning to create civil war in Iran to disintegrate the country in order to ease their escape in the chaos of civil war.
The civil war is planned for the next year. It will start in various provinces; Azarbaijan, Khouzestan, Kordestan, Khorasan, and Balouchestan.
He also revealed that there are close to 5000 spies working for Islamic Republic in various countries.
He declared his allegiance to Reza Pahlavi and asked all Iranians to form a united front against this mafia Islamic family before they destroy our country."
Comment: He is of the opinion that something will happen in Iran in June/July 2004.