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this is CBS I and the world. I'm John Bachelor. I welcome Henry Sikalski, the

executive director of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center to introduce us to a diplomatic

game that Henry designed, three moves.

It's entitled Iran, leaving the Non-proliferation treaty, the NPT.

Our next headache, this is an occasional paper 2105 from the NPEEC.

In the event that Iran threatens to leave the NPT, no more inspectors, no more looking in over our shoulder.

We're going to go for whatever we want out of a bomb making.

Now right now we're all waiting for Israel's response to Iran's provocation of the

ballistic missile attack.

The President of the United States has made it very clear that the nuclear weapons suspect

program in Iran is off the target list again and again and again.

We have no indication that it's on or off. We're looking at something other than that.

Iran saying we're going to leave the NPT. That's the first move and that moves according to this game the diplomats at the White House

the National Security Council Principal's meeting to look to the UN.

Henry a very good evening to you this first move by the UN. Henry, a very good evening to you.

This first move by the President, he asks his NSC to prepare a presentation to the UN Security

Council.

Saying what?

What are the anticipated talking points good evening to you

good evening well the resolution is to get Iran to behave and I mean it doesn't it doesn't go much

further other than to point out that it can't legitimately withdraw since it's using

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