Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2008-01-30-Speech-3-048"
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"en.20080130.16.3-048"2
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"Mr President, deceit is a weapon of war approved of in the Koran under the doctrine of
. Iran professes no plans to develop nuclear weapons. Evidence to the contrary is overwhelming. They had 3 000 uranium centrifuges already. Not one can be used to generate nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. Together they will produce one bomb’s worth of weapons-grade uranium a year.
Now Iran plans to build 5 000 more centrifuges. Meanwhile, illegal secret imports of raw uranium arrive from the Congo, a country the EU supports with humanitarian aid. Britain still allows Iranian students to study nuclear physics at our universities. In addition to this, Iran, Syria and North Korea are working together to assemble missiles and chemical warheads. Last year, technicians from all three countries were killed when something went wrong in Syria. Traces of Sarin gas were later detected in the atmosphere.
Whether or not these countries successfully develop nuclear warheads, chemical warheads would certainly be deployable in the near future."@en1
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"taqiyya"1
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