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There's more China is also at it but I lost the artical.

[WAR] Experts: Iran Ready to Take It to the Brink

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,124072,00.html

Experts: Iran Ready to Take It to the Brink
FOX NEWS
Saturday, July 10, 2004

WASHINGTON — With a dubious nuclear technology program, the capture of British sailors last week and reports of meddling in fledgling Iraqi affairs, Iran — a member of the now-notorious "axis of evil" — appears to be testing the waters to see how far it can push the West.

Some foreign policy analysts say Washington may find it difficult to fight back.

I am not into this numbers thing but got this from another site FYI

7/13 - Very Strange Date Indeed

7/13/2004

7/13=7+1+3=11

The days from 9/11/2001 (9+1+1=11) to 7/13/2004=1064=1+0+6+4=11

11 implies disorder.

9/11 occured on tuesday, 7/13 will occur on tuesday.

7 - "Seven (7)...It is also the period of return to God in rest and return to His law and that is why the Law is read in the Sabbath year of the cycle."

13 - "Thirteen (13) is seen as the number of the controlling or regulating unit in the government sequence."

http://www.logon.org/english/s/p007.html

So, 7 implies a return to His Law, and 13 as controlling through the government. 13 is mostly considered an unlucky number, and 7 can either be lucky or unlucky. But anyway, you see the religious symbolism.

Here is another page of symbolism:
http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/destruction_of _the_trade_centers.htm

More companies eyed in black market for nukes
VIENNA, Austria (AP) — An investigation of the black market supplying nations seeking nuclear arms has spread to more than 20 firms — some of them North American — the chief of the U.N. atomic agency told The Associated Press Friday. A senior diplomat identified one of the firms as U.S. based.

The diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, also said Syria and Saudi Arabia were being investigated as possible buyer nations, beyond Iraq, Iran, Libya and North Korea — the countries known to have been in contact with Pakistani scientist A.Q. Khan and members of his procurement network.

.....In separate comments, IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei avoided specifics on the locations of the firms supplying the nuclear black market beyond saying there were "over 20 countries, some of them in North America."

The diplomat said at least one of them was in the United States. He declined to elaborate. But he said what is known about that company sheds new light on the activities of the network, known up to now for primarily supplying technology to North Korea, Libya and Iran as part of the process allowing them to make enriched uranium that can be used either to generate electricity or make weapons.

More:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2004-07-09-black-market_x.htm?POE=NEWISVA