Thursday's Daily Briefing on Iran

DoctorZin reports, 3.31.2005:

Three Major News Stories!!!

1. Iran allocated $2.5 billion to obtain three nuclear warheads last year according to an exiled opposition group.
2. The EU3 are considering letting Iran keep nuclear technology that could be used to make bombs. Deutsche Welle agrees.
3. Truth finally comes out on what happened to Canadian reporter Kazemi. Attending Doctor fled the country to tell the truth, according to The Globe and Mail.
   

Here are a few other news items you may have missed.

• AEI held a Web Event: Is It a Revolution or What? You can view it online here.
• The Jerusalem Post take a look at three ways to deal with Iran.
• ISIS Imagery Brief: Kalaye Electric. Iran took extraordinary steps to disguise the past use and purpose of this facility.
• Sporadic clashes follow a more limited celebration in Iran. Plus more unrest.
• Iran is not a threat for nearly six out of ten EU3 adults according to a recent poll.
• The Christian Science Monitor sees a fight coming with Iran.
• The North Korean's rioted at the lose of their soccer game against Iran. Strange.
• Iran put on a media show of the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz yesterday with a guide tour by President Khatami. The US responded.
• Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is preparing for an uprising by arming his militia with Iranian arms.
• Bridget Johnson is convinced, the Iranian revolution will come from the people of Iran.
• And finally, Michael Ledeen points out that the MSM doesn’t want to get that the people of Iran want a regime change.