Iran Will Open Nuclear Sites To Tourism

From the terrorists' mouthpiece, Al Jazeera:

The Arak heavy-water project 120 miles southwest of Tehran August 26, 2006.

Iran to activate 'nuclear tourism'

Wednesday 04 October 2006

After marvelling at Isfahan's magnificent architecture and admiring the ruined city of Persepolis, how about checking out a nuclear installation?

Iran's state news agency said on Wednesday that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the country's president, has made the tour possible.

Rahim Mashaii, the head of Esfandyar, Iran's tourism and cultural heritage organisation, was quoted as saying: "Foreign tourists can visit Iranian nuclear sites, after Dr.Ahmadinejad issued an authorisation ordering this organisation to study ways to do so."

No details were given on the nature of the visits that would be allowed, or when it would become legal for tourists to take a trip to one of the facilities.

Possible attractions for tourists would include the uranium conversion facility outside Isfahan, the uranium enrichment plant in Natanz or the Islamic republic's first nuclear plant being built in the southern city of Bushehr.

So far, only the United Nations atomic inspectors and reporters have been allowed to visit the sites.

"This authorisation has been issued since the Iranian nuclear activities are peaceful," Rahim Mashaii said.

The authorisation comes amid a growing push from the United States for Iran to appear before the UN Security Council for possible sanctions over its nuclear programme, which Washington alleges masks a weapons drive.

If you've got it, flaunt it.

So far, only the United Nations atomic inspectors and reporters have been allowed to visit the sites.

Of course not recently.

But maybe if they buy a ticket…

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