Iran, U.S. Hold Bilateral Talks

American Voices • World • middle east • iran • ISSUE 43•22 • May 30, 2007

The United States and Iran held their first formal talks in 27 years in order to discuss the security of Iraq. What do you think?

“Sky-high gas prices, meeting with Iran, Jimmy Carter in the news, it feels great to be 9 years old again.”
Meg Stainer –
Road Construction Worker
“If we can neutralize the Iranian influence in the region, our only obstacle to peace will be 99 other influences. Progress!”
Nate Williams –
Shoe Cobbler
“Hopefully this will result in some sort of pan-continental mega-theocracy where the religious zealotry of our respective leaders can dictate every aspect of our lives.”
Patton Konopka –
Systems Analyst

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