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Originally posted by Tsuki-no-Hikari
And you think countries like Russia and China aren't doing this?
The missiles could for the first time give Iran the capacity to strike at capitals in Western Europe or easily reach Moscow, and American officials warned that their advanced propulsion could speed Iran’s development of intercontinental ballistic missiles.
There has been scattered but persistent speculation on the topic since 2006, when fragmentary reports surfaced that North Korea might have sold Iran missiles based on a Russian design called the R-27, once used aboard Soviet submarines to carry nuclear warheads. In the unclassified world, many arms control experts concluded that isolated components made their way to Iran, but there has been little support for the idea that complete missiles, with their huge thrusters, had been secretly shipped.
The Feb. 24 cable, which is among those obtained by WikiLeaks and made available to a number of news organizations, makes it clear that American intelligence agencies believe that the complete shipment indeed took place, and that Iran is taking pains to master the technology in an attempt to build a new generation of missiles. The missile intelligence also suggests far deeper military — and perhaps nuclear — cooperation between North Korea and Iran than was previously known. At the request of the Obama administration, The New York Times has agreed not to publish the text of the cable.
The North Korean version of the advanced missile, known as the BM-25, could carry a nuclear warhead. Many experts say that Iran remains some distance from obtaining a nuclear warhead, especially one small enough to fit atop a missile, though they believe that it has worked hard to do so.
Still, the BM-25 would be a significant step up for Iran.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Saudi King says
The world needs Obama
www.guardian.co.uk...
Oh my !!!
I wonder why he would say that ???
Originally posted by FlyersFan
So far I haven't read any information that is earthshattering.
Everything they have 'leaked' is just the same thing that other countries do.
Use embassies for spying .. collect data on leaders .... so what?
Everyone does it. The USA is no different.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
[The US is illegally spying on the UN Security Council
in spite of UN Laws which prohibit it.
Cool!!! go somewhere else then. In the mean time the rest of us, actually interested in seeing what comes out of this will continue in meaningful conversation.
Can you show proof that Obama is a servant of the House of Saud or is this just your opinion?
Originally posted by SourGrapes
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Saudi King says
The world needs Obama
www.guardian.co.uk...
Oh my !!!
I wonder why he would say that ???
Because Obama works for the House of Saud. His cover, and the Saudi's cover, is up. These cables will ultimately be Obama's undoing. This was a controlled release, by the U.S. military, to expose the 'truth'. That 'truth' being the current administration was a coup of the American government. This was the only way that the U.S. military could expose what is really going on.
The clock has just sped up, 10 fold. Expect some very serious repercussions. The House of Saud, and the current administration will not go down quietly. This is the beginning of the 'breaking point'. You've got to decide, very quickly, which side you believe and which side you'll stand behind and fight for.
This episode could be the deciding factor of whether America lives, or dies.
Originally posted by SourGrapes
This episode could be the deciding factor of whether America lives, or dies.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by boondock-saint
[The US is illegally spying on the UN Security Council
in spite of UN Laws which prohibit it.
And you think no one else is doing that? Everyone else is too. And frankly, it's a good thing. The UN is a corrupt cesspool. It is anti-American. It is SMART for the United States to keep an eye on it. Heck .. everyone should be (and I'm sure everyone is).
To think that the US is the only country spying on other countries, or on the UN, is naive.
Originally posted by wcitizen
A comment from Twitter:
"US Government is just about to find out what it feels like to go through a nudie-scanner. #cablegate"
Originally posted by kykweer
Let me get this right, the US is condemning the illegal publishing of classified documents...of their people doing illegal things?
Originally posted by wcitizen
A comment from Twitter:
"US Government is just about to find out what it feels like to go through a nudie-scanner. #cablegate"