Another letter from Iran for Bush to diss

Time Magazine is reporting there is another letter from Iran making constructive proposals on the nuclear front. The specific offerings are:

• Iran would make an active contribution, provided that other countries with similar sensitive fuel cycle programs also do the same, to fixing the loopholes in the non-proliferation system and to developing a technically credible international control regime.
  
  
• Iran would consider ratifying the Additional Protocol, which provides for intrusive and snap inspections.
  
  
• Iran would address the question of preventing break-out from the NPT.
  
  
• Iran would agree to negotiate with the IAEA and states concerned about the scope and timing of its industrial-scale uranium enrichment.
  
  
• Iran would accept an IAEA verifiable cap on enrichment limit of reactor grade uranium.
  
  
• Iran would accept an IAEA verifiable cap on the production of UF6 — uranium hexafluoride, which is used for enrichment — during the period of negotiation for the scope and timing of its industrial scale enrichment.
  
  
• Iran and the IAEA would agree on terms of the continuous presence of inspectors in Iran to verify credibly that no diversion takes place in Iran.
  
  
• Iran's readiness to welcome other countries to partner with Iran in a consortium provides additional assurance about the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program.

That sounds quite reasonable to me, at least as a starting point for negotiations. So, you can be sure that Bush will ignore it. (I hope I'm wrong. If so, I'll be happy to eat my hat -- well, maybe I'll eat crow instead.)