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Originally posted by Rocky Black
Iran already has nukes.
This is old news.
They got them from Russia in the early 90's. They know this and we know this.
One is not going to distroy Isreal.
This is what they want.
They want to make fuel rods.
They want to make nukle tech to sell to everyone.
The want to make weapons for the muslim world.
Does anyone doubt these facts?
Originally posted by Rocky Black
You know we all joke about this. But what happens if it does happen and the gloves come off and Isreal does launch a massive strike against IRAN.
You will not be laughing any of you.
You will all be sitting their holding your johnson say . Holy # holy # holy #. OMG OMG OMG.
Lets all hope and pray this doesn't get out of hand.
I for one am on the east coast and know from being in the know that it is very possible for iran's subs to sneak piggy back across the ocean under a boat and sneak up on the us coast and unleash WW3. You all have no idea what the potential is because you are all clue less.
If you look at the east coast around Georges banks there is a little area to be concerned with . One the Russians use to use and I know the Iranian's know about this as well.
But it is possible for a small sub to sneka up on the cleff area and release its contents.
We have time to detect the launch but by that time we have minutes before chemical weaponsa are unleashed on the east coast.
The only thing I see good about it is the jet stream would carry it out to see but by that time there would be millions dead.
We all joke about war and dropping bombs and Isreal is a rabid dog .
But The fox is cornered and there is no way out so what should they do.
They will strike out.
Lets just hope they are not as dum as I think they are.
We will all be dead.
Omne thin is for sure though.
That if this does happen. The mideast will become a sheet of glass for the next couple of million years.
Two months later, on June 27, 1984, in an article entitled "Senator says Iran, Iraq seek N-Bomb," Minority Whip of the U.S. Senate Alan Cranston was quoted as claiming Iran was a mere seven years away from being able to build its own nuclear weapon. In April 1987, the Washington Post published an article with the title "Atomic Ayatollahs: Just What the Mideast Needs – an Iranian Bomb," in which reporter David Segal wrote of the imminent threat of such a weapon.
The next year, in 1988, Iraq issued warnings that Tehran was at the nuclear threshold.
By late 1991, Congressional reports and CIA assessments maintained a "high degree of certainty that the government of Iran has acquired all or virtually all of the components required for the construction of two to three nuclear weapons." In January 1992, Benjamin Netanyahu told the Knesset that "within three to five years, we can assume that Iran will become autonomous in its ability to develop and produce a nuclear bomb."
Furthermore, a February 1992 report by the U.S. House of Representatives suggested that Iran would have two or three operational nuclear weapons by April 1992.
A May 1992 report in The European claims that "Iran has obtained at least two nuclear warheads out of a batch officially listed as 'missing from the newly independent republic of Kazakhstan.'"
Speaking on French television in October 1992, then-Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres warned the international community that Iran would be armed with a nuclear bomb by 1999. The following month, the New York Times reported that Israel was confident Iran would "become a nuclear power in a few years unless stopped."
"The obsession with Israeli and the ignoring of countries where civilians are tortured and killed undermines the credibility and calls into question the relevance of the Security Council,"
"Iran's efforts to develop nuclear weapons represent the greatest threat to peace and security in the world," Prosor said. "The silence of the Security Council will be very costly. You must act today. Tomorrow will be too late."
On UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's expected upcoming visit to Israel, Prosor said: "I hope that the Secrtary-General's visit will provide a new perspective on the real barriers to peace and security in the region and illuminate the true problems of terror, extremism and incitement in our region."
Originally posted by princeofpeace
Exactly this type of stuff has been going on for decades. thats why the mass populace could care less and its only the folks here on ATS who are convinced that WWIII is going to break out at any moment because of some new news article. Its like folks on here havent been living on this planet very long to understand that thiss tuff has been going for a LONG time.
Well this sure sounds like a great opportunity to dress a couple Special OPs guys as Palestinians and have them shoot a rocket at some abandoned building, doesn't it?
Originally posted by Res Ipsa
Iran would be the first and only nuke owning Country, that is a theocracy ...
Originally posted by Rocky Black
reply to post by Salamandy
Do some digging about radar that can detect missle.
You may find something useful.
Cannot say what I know.
You do not have above top secret clearance.
Originally posted by BRAVO949
I hope you know that Israel does not have a constitution.
Israel does not have a First Amendment or a Second Amendment or a Bill of Rights,
Some experts say that the reason Israel does not have a consitution is that it refuses to grant the Arab / Muslim / Christian / Non-Jews living in Israel equal rights with Israeli Jews.
The United States is far from perfect, but...
The US Consitution proclaims that all men (people) are created equal and we have not as good a job as we should have in in creating laws and policies that make that a reality.
Israel has no constitution but Israel has done a good job of creating laws and instituting policy that make sure Jews have rights and priviledges that non-Jews do not have.
In many ways Israel is the antithisis of what the United States represents but has convinced millions of Americans of the opposite.