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Titolo: Iran cannot be isolated: Pakistan's ex-minister

20 Jan 2012 	IRNA
 
Iran cannot be isolated: Pakistan's ex-minister
 
Islamabad - Former Pakistani interior minister said here Friday that 
world powers would not succeed in isolating Iran over its peaceful 
nuclear program.
 
Talking to IRNA, head of Pakistan's Peoples Party-Sherpao group and 
Member of Parliament, Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao said that sanctions have 
failed against Iran and the country is progressing in all sectors.
 
'I strongly condemn sanctions against Iran,' said the legislator.
 
Expressing his views, the politician said that the US is trying to 
weaken Islamic world by targeting strong Islamic countries.
 
Former minister said that discriminatory American policies have inflamed 
anti-American sentiments in the whole Islamic world.
 
Sherpao said that Iran is a powerful country in region and has the 
capacity to defend itself against any military adventure by the west.
 
Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao added that it is high time that all Islamic 
countries should support Iranian stance over its peaceful nuclear 
program. 'We should unite to counter western sachems to isolate Muslim 
Ummah,' advised the political leader.
 
The lawmaker added that Iran is the only Muslim country in the world 
which is not accepting American hegemony.
 
The parliamentarian said that naturally western schemes who are against 
Iran violate all international laws, but 'We all know that their 
activities against the Islamic Republic of Iran are not on merits.'
 
US President Barack Obama signed a new law on December 31, 2011, which 
seeks to impose fresh economic sanctions against Iran's Central Bank and 
oil sector.
 
The European Union (EU) is also expected to hold its ministerial meeting 
later this month to discuss the proposed embargo on Iran's oil exports. 
EU members have so far failed to reach a final agreement.
 
Washington and its Western allies accuse Iran of trying to develop 
nuclear weapons under the guise of a civilian nuclear program, while 
they have never presented any compelling evidence to substantiate their 
allegations.
 
Iran denies the charges and insists that its nuclear program is for 
peaceful purposes only.
 
© IRNA 2012
 
http://ae.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZAWYA20120121053733/Iran_cannot_be_isolated_Pakistans_exminister
 
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 Islamabad - Former Pakistani interior minister said
 
se e` per questo, diceva pure di essere alleato degli usa nella caccia
a Bin Laden eh.
 
ne dicono tante i pakistani... una piu` una meno.

 ne dicono tante i pakistani... una piu` una meno.
 
Che i paki sostengano ciò è una prova inconfutabile che è necessario
isolare totalmente l'Iran.

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Ma i soldi agli iraniani glieli ridanno o no?
 
 
 
-- 
Io non gufo l'Inter. Le spacco le corna.

 Ma i soldi agli iraniani glieli ridanno o no?
 
se i paki l'hanno promesso, gli iraniani possono dormire tranquilli.
 
ovvero, meglio per loro farci una pennichella su e non sprecare
energie sperandoci (e disperandosi).

 Ma i soldi agli iraniani glieli ridanno o no?
 
I paki come alleati sono una garanzia. Una garanzia che te lo mettono
in culo.
 

 energie sperandoci (e disperandosi).
 
La saggia politica pasdaran di estremismo e terrorismo nel corso dei
trentanni ha fatto perdere all'Iran l'alleanza di USA, IL, Europa e
degli altri paesi avanzati, ma gli ha fatto guadagnare la simpatia di
Venezuela, Cuba, Sudan, Pakistan et similia.

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e l'atomica pakistana non si tocca, ovviamente. SIc transit gloria
pirlorum

 e l'atomica pakistana non si tocca, ovviamente.
 
Eh sì. Il problema sarebbe ormai il non poter toccare l'atomica
iraniana dal 2015 in poi.

 pirlorum
 
Ma "pirla" non sarà un masch. della I decl.?
-- 
Namib
 
Nous n'arrivons pas à changer les choses suivant notre désir, mais peu à 
peu notre désir change (M. Proust)