As a matter of disclosed public record, Iran has enough nuclear material for a bomb. All signs indicate that they will massively increase their capabilities in 2009 even if the Bushehr reactor doesn't go online - which it will. They've been smuggling high tech missile parts from rogue regimes, they've been building up their conventional arsenal, and they may very well be developing other weapons of mass destruction:

U.S. intelligence agencies, think tanks, and non-governmental organizations just can't shake the suspicion that Iran may be trying to assemble other weapons of mass destruction, too: an arsenal of chemical and biological arms... U.S. observers still have a nagging feeling that Iran has been up to something... [They've] backed off of earlier claims in 2003 that Iran is definitely developing and stockpiling CB weapons to more conservative statements in this year that Iran has the capability to do so, and is suspected of engaging in CB weapons research and development.

Meanwhile the most recent round of new sanctions were a total bust. So obvious is the Iranian menace that Britain's FM took a break from his groveling apologias to radical Muslims in order to acknowledge that Iran is an immediate threat. As in right now:

Britain's foreign policy chief says Iran's nuclear program presents an immediate threat to the Middle East and the rest of the world. The comments Monday by British Foreign Secretary David Miliband come a few days after a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency said its investigation into Iran's nuclear program was "deadlocked."

Luckily the IAF seems to think that it can degrade Iran's nuclear facitilies - so maybe there's a slight chance that somone can stop nukes from falling into the hands of the apocalyptic Iranian regime. Oh - except for one thing: