nnel weapons into Iran we have yet to slow them down. Russia, even now, is continuing to negotiate contracts with Iran for a nuclear power plant at Bushehr.7 The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has been regularly made visits to Iran's declared facilities since the early nineties. No detection of illegal weapons have been made. However, Iran has refused to allow an advanced inspections program with the ability to hold unscheduled and surprise inspections.8 The search has neither slowed nor lost any of its bitter venom in the past few years. As suspicion grows so does the belief that a major discovery will be made.
             If nuclear weapons was the only dividing line between the U.S. and Iran the waters would be considered cool and tepid as opposed to the hot and hostile ones we have now. Iran struggles fall not only on international waters but internally as well. Human rights issues have sprung up in masses. October 27, 2001 the state named Iran as a "Country of Particular Concern," as pertaining to the International Religi
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