Secretary Rice reveals the official US position on Iran in this quote from
the Jerusalem Post:. . . whatever the Iranians may be doing . . . is inadequate . . .
Rice further claims that Iran failed to address allegations about weapons testing back in 2005 based on evidence submitted by the US, purportedly from a captured laptop. Iran said the allegations were a "fabrication". I presume the US will continue to insist that Iran address the allegations in some other, more substantive way, for example by saying they did in fact test a re-entry vehicle, but feel compelled to deny it in the hopes that such denials would precipitate a US or Israeli attack.
Watch for the Librul Press to faithfully wait until the very last paragraph of any given news story to report that the IAEA assessment published last Friday gave Iran high marks in accountability despite their insistence that development of peaceful nuclear power is within the bounds of international law.
Or not report it at all.
