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Originally posted by dannotz
reply to post by CountDrac
yea...well i haven't gotten the chance to read through the thread. But there is a difference between "truth" and "opinion".
You're right about certain things(i like your 2nd opinion), but do you think you're 100% correct? How did you come to these conclusions?
I hope you don't think every thought you have is pure gold and correct all the time..please don't be one of those people
OH, and i don't think people "support" Iran having a nuke, like you say. I think they either don't think Iran can develop a nuclear weapon (like i think). Or they see it as the US being hypocritical, i don't agree with those people because Iran's leaders are obviously not the most stable.
We talk everyday about Iran making a nuke, wouldn't it be funny if they weren't even capable of it?
edit on 6-3-2012 by dannotz because: chyeaaa
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to post by CountDrac
That only works if ALL nations of the world remove their aresenals. I don't see the US or Russia or any other major nation moving towards 0 nukes, they just want "less" of them.
Nuclear weapons will always be around nations who have them have no right denying another nation the opportunity to do so. The only reason Iran wants a nuke ( if it does, I've see no credible evidence) is so that they can tell the rest of the world to shove it when they attempt to use their international influence to sway them one way or another.
Mind you the ironic part is that Israel is the one wanting them removed from the ME playing field, using nuclear weapons as a excuse, meanwhile they stockpile nuclear weapons, refuse to allow inspectors and refuse to sign the NNPRT..
So..pot meet kettle.
~Tenth
Originally posted by CountDrac
reply to post by spav5
Unless you didnt notice, the world is trying to get rid of the bombs not make more...
So how is having a religious regime with one of the lowest civil liberties in the world (still stoning women to death for adultery) have a bomb benefit humanity?
Originally posted by CountDrac
reply to post by VBarbarino
Yes I worry about a country with one of the lowest rates of civil liberties in the region. A country ruled by primitive religious freaks with no separation of religion and state.
A country that’s it’s legal to stone a woman to death on even the suspicion of adultery. Yes, I’m worried about a nation ruled by barbaric primitive Muslims like this...
edit on 5-3-2012 by CountDrac because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by blah2200
reply to post by TheGreatest
So your point is that some old book written 1000's of years ago is now proving the truth that Iran is seeking Nukes to fullfil a prophecy written by cavemen? Lets nuke the world due to a books info? The real people looking to fabricate a prophecy are the angelics that believe all the Jews of the world will convert to christianity to be saved, these ppl will defend their beliefs tooth n nail!
Originally posted by CountDrac
If you really want an extreme Islamic regime who still allows stoning of women do death and cutting the hands of thieves in their own country to control the other Arab states in the Middle East, then go ahead and support…
Originally posted by Sablicious
Originally posted by spav5
Not denying them a weapon is not the same thing as supporting them having one. I don't support drinking alcohol to excess..but I don't deny anyone's right to do so.
Peace
And the Herpa Derp Award for the worst, glib analogy in the history of cockspiracy discussion forums goes to... *drum roll *
Piss.edit on 6-3-2012 by Sablicious because: coz
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Developments since my last report include: the tripling of monthly production of 20% enriched UF6 in Iran as four cascades started operation at Fordow for the first time; the operation of fifteen additional cascades at Natanz; the start of production at Esfahan of fuel plates and a fuel assembly for use in the Tehran Research Reactor; and the start of fabrication of fuel pellets and rods for use in the Iran Nuclear Research Reactor, the IR-40.
The Agency continues to verify the non-diversion of nuclear material declared by Iran under its Safeguards Agreement
But, as Iran is not providing the necessary cooperation, including by not implementing its Additional Protocol, the Agency is unable to provide credible assurance about the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities in Iran, and therefore to conclude that all nuclear material in Iran is in peaceful activities.