Iran, you had it coming.
You asked for it.
German foreign minister Joschka “I am not convinced” Fischer is going to play this one rough with you: No more Mr. Nice Guy!
Fischer warned Iran of miscalculation
Brussels (AP) Foreign minister Joschka Fischer showed himself concerned about the continuation of Iran’s nuclear program. The government in Teheran pursues a technology, with which one can derive highly enriched uranium, “and that fills us with a great cause for concern”, said Fischer on Monday at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels. He called on Iran, to fulfill a treaty agreed with Germany, France and Great Britain, to stop the program immediately.
“There is the risk of miscalculation in Teheran,” Fischer said. “I hope, that it will be seen and understood.” It is a miscalculation by government officials in Teheran, “to bid oneself farewell to the agreement, which we agreed upon, and not correctly evaluate the consequences,” Fischer said, without going into detail. Should Iran not fulfill the agreement, “we would have a serious situation.”
…and then we’d produce another concerned news release. And another one.
And another one.
That’ll teach you a lesson, Iran!
(Translation by James Stacy)
