NEW YORK, NY - Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has told the UN General Assembly in New York that he is committed to dismantling his country's nuclear families, after bowing to pressure from advisers within his administration. Insisting that his nation has no further use for the traditional married-with-two-kids family, Mr Ahmadinejad insisted that the dismantling process will begin in earnest, with 2.9 million nuclear families expected to be demolished across the city of Tehran with immediate effect. "We are a nation committed to peace," said Ahmadinejad. "A nation with an arsenal of nuclear families cannot be at peace."
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