Time to Begin Another Big Stall with Diplomatic Dialog to Buy Time!

Time to begin another big stall with diplomatic dialog to buy Time,

Persians have long been known for their Cunning and Intrigue.

This generation of Iranians has woven a diplomatic Dialog

Web worthy of their forefather’s deceit in Negotiations.  

Iran wants to develop a

Deterrent Nuclear Arsenal

Before being involved in a full scale Middle East

War Described By Prophecies In O.T & N.T.!

We’re moving into nuclear umbrella War

With A Conventional War Beneath It,

Beginning Between 2013 & 2015!

January 1, 2012

http://www.tribulationperiod.com/

Begin Excerpt from YNet News via Associated Press and Reuters

Iran proposes new nuclear talks with world powers

Tehran’s nuclear negotiator formally calls on the six powers to return to the negotiation table, signaling that Iran is feeling toll of global sanctions

Associated Press

Iran has proposed a new round of talks about its controversial nuclear program<

/a> with the six world powers, the country’ s top nuclear negotiator

said Saturday.

Saeed Jalili said he has formally called on the six powers – the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany – to return to the negotiating table with Iran.

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The invitation comes in the wake of new sanctions recently imposed by the West over Tehran’s uranium enrichment program, which is a potential pathway to making nuclear arms.

The last round of negotiations between Iran and the five permanent members of

the UN Security Council plus Germany in January in Istanbul, Turkey, ended in failure.

The US and some of its allies accuse Iran of using its civilian nuclear program as a cover to develop atomic weapons.

Iran has denied the charge, saying the program is for peaceful purposes only and is geared toward generating electricity and producing medical radioisotopes to treat cancer patients.

“We formally declared to them (the intent) to return to the path of dialogue for cooperation,” Jalili told Iranian diplomats in Tehran, according to the official IRNA news agency.

Jalili did not say when or through what channel he issued the invitation.

However, Iran’s ambassador to Germany, Ali Reza Sheikh Attar, said earlier Saturday that Jalili was to send a letter soon to EU’s foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton to arrange a new round of talks.

It is the latest signal from Tehran that the country appears to be feeling the toll of international sanctions.

EU open to talks

Earlier Saturday, a European Union foreign policy spokesman told Reuters that the EU is open to meaningful talks with Tehran provided there are no preconditions on the Iranian side.

The spokesman, Michael Mann said EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton wrote to Jalili in October and had not yet had a response.

“We continue to pursue our twin-track approach and are open for meaningful discussions on confidence-building measures, without preconditions from the Iranian side,” he said.

The UN has imposed four rounds of sanctions on Tehran over the nuclear enrichment, and separately, the US and the European Union have imposed their own tough economic and financial sanctions.

Washington‘s measures target exports of gasoline and other refined petroleum products to Iran and have banned US banks from doing business with foreign banks that provide services to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.

Last month, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad acknowledged that the current penalties were impeding Iran’s financial institutions, saying, “our banks cannot make international transactions anymore.”

The US and Israel have not ruled out a military strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities if Tehran doesn’t stop its nuclear program.

But Jalili warned Tehran would make any aggressor regret a decision to attack Iran.

“We will give a response that will make the aggressor regret any threat against the Islamic Republic of Iran,” Jalili said.

Reuters contributed to this report

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