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Welcome to my blog! True to my name, Shiva the Spy, I will be your eyes and ears in Iran, bringing you detailed accounts of everyday life from my perspective. You'll have a window into the social, cultural, political, and historical aspects of the country. I will bring you the stuff that American media can't...or won't. So, check back regularly for stories, photos, commentary, and anything else your curiosity calls for.

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Iranians Celebrate

In a grand ceremony televised live, President Ahmadinejad announced that Iran has joined the world's nuclear club. He went on to laud the achievement of enriching uranium to the degree necessary for the production of nuclear energy. The head of the country's atomic energy program, Mr. Aghazadeh, described Iran as the 8th country in the world to possess nuclear technology. In addition, its latest nuclear facility is the most advanced in the world. Now that uranium enrichment has been accomplished successfully, Iran's goal of obtaining nuclear energy is not far off.

Radio stations in Iran had been promoting tonight's telecast to its listeners for two days, divulging only that the president will be delivering good news. Iran's first nuclear product, UF-6, was dedicated to the head caretaker of the Emam Reza Shrine.

5 Comments:

Anonymous said...: do you work for the Mullahs?; 6:25 AM
Anonymous said...: I think this is great.; 8:41 PM
Anonymous said...: Dear Drunken_Master,

I've visited your blog, and found it to be quite informative. Thanks!

Dear Anonymous,

I am currently unemployed.; 1:12 AM
Saeed Saman سعید سامان said...: I don't know where you're located. But as far as Mr. Ahmadinezhad and his claims are concerned, take look at my blog. There, you'll be enlightend.

Regards; 6:34 PM
Anonymous said...: I don't know if you know what is happening OUTSIDE Iran, but it seems that your beloved mr. president is going to drag your (and his own) people and beautiful country in a terrible war. He is provocating too much wiht his claims. he cannot oppose himself to the rest of the world! And tell me, do you have ONE working reactor to use the nuclear fuel in? And why are your nuclear facilities in quake zones?... I'm very sorry. I don't believe the peaceful aims of his politics.; 4:49 PM

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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Iranians Celebrate

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