Wow, finally Ynet has the smoking gun that it needs to prove that Iran is up to no good. In the case of Saddam's Iraq, it wasnt a 'MAY BE'. It was a sure thing, and it turned out to be a setup, so how credible is your 'MAY BE' this time around?

Well! its about time

like wiping out israel ... which will then bring peace to the region... right???

Duhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! What is it going to take for you to wake up? You are the most uneducated, naive, heads stuck in the sand people I have ever come across.....you dumbfound me completely!!! Please tell me that in reality you are not this stupid....Pleeasssseeee? regards...Gregg Bowman

were had! get used to it folks. your future was sold out by a muslim to a muslim country and awarded a noble prize yet. but wasn't first nor will he be the last un official who was bribed and fetted.

You will always get away by saying 'May be'............and continue with whatever.

They'll use it on themselves to see if it works first.

Did the writer find 'blunt'.It is a normal report acknowledging that there has been no diversion of civil to military usage but that Iran 'may be' heading to make Nuclear weapons.Or is the above article more to do with the fact that it is a person other than El-Bardei who has made it?More likely so,isn't it?:)

Thank you, captain obvious. In other news, hamas may be working on terror plots.

The IAEA is a bit more free to speak facts, reality and the truth.

ElBaradei urged lawyers to reach out to the world's poor in order to help them improve their quality of life and overthrow totalitarian governments, a process that would in turn help ensure safety in the U.S. by eliminating the causes of extremism. It's a process he suggested the audience was uniquely capable of carrying on. "Lawyers have to push civil society," ElBaradei said. "Government only thinks short-term, toward the next election. Creep!,now he says it? During a question-and-answer session with the audience, ElBaradei cited former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's recent interviews on the origins of the Iraq war. "When in London Tony Blair said he would have gone to war in Iraq again for regime change, I couldn't help but ask myself, 'What part of international law mentions regime change?'" Blair faced a public inquiry into Britain's involvement in the war last week where he denied having made such claims in an earlier interview. One creep,versus another of same character i.e Blair

On December 14, 2001, former president Ayatollah Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani famously declared, "The use of an atomic bomb against Israel would totally destroy Israel, while the same against the Islamic world would only cause damage. Such a scenario is not inconceivable." On February 14, 2005, Ayatollah Mohammad Baqer Kharrazi, secretary general of Iranian Hezbollah, said, "We are able to produce atomic bombs and we will do that. We shouldn't be afraid of anyone. The U.S. is not more than a barking dog." More at : http://xrl.us/bfq36i

The CIA discovers a secret nuclear facility and responds by claiming Iran abandoned nuclear research five years ago. If they did that when they had Bush in the Oval Office, what do you think they will do with the Manchurian Muslim at the helm?

Iran may not be making preparation of manufacturing bombs and wonders if he can compete with Amano in his guess work :)

Steve Yes the creep El Baradei is TRYING to run for office in Egypt. If he does he'll not only destabilize the present regime in Egypt run by Mubarak(tho' not perfect) at least "(HE) Mubarak keeps the "MUSLIM BROTHERHOO" AT BAY. However if Baradei is at the helm he will destroy the ME altogether.Bad enough as it is. Married to an iranian shows how remise and totally bypartizan he has been in not succeding with Iran during his tenure. Finally thank goodness he is out of the IAEA. With the new chief in charge perhaps the world may,just may, get the Iran to comply with the demands made on them.