Let's hope Metro isn't one of the maps.
Let's hope Metro isn't one of the maps.
Im sure this forum is full of absolute morons.
THERE IS NO EVIDENCE FOR IRAN HAVING A NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAMME!
Any 'evidence' used is completely unsubstantiated.
There is evidence even in the public domain of at least militarised nuclear facilities.
http://g.co/maps/kpcc5
http://g.co/maps/24p7n
Why does the first facility (Natanz) have countless anti-aircraft batteries dotted around its perimeter fencing?
Why does the second facility (Qom) have two highly visible SAM launchers placed in the north east?
To protect them from Israeli bombing, energy production or not surely they would be rather protective of them?
There is a reason why the Jew have been hated for millenia..
Please enlighten us...
Please enlighten us...
That's all very nice, but it's just conjecture. There is no direct evidence Iran are developing nuclear weapons.The thing with nuclear power is that you can piggyback a military operation on top of a civilian/commercial operation. The UK itself did this back in the 50s. Nuclear power only requires low enriched uranium. But it doesn't "hurt" to send the odd order to the centrifuge department for some highly enriched weapons-grade stuff. A number of the UK centrifuges were originally built to produce vast quantities of highly enriched stock. Once stockpiles were of sufficient size, only then did these facilities revert to their civilian purpose.
This is common knowledge to all governments in the world. That's why when Iran says "honest guv, it's for civilian power!", both Iran and the "West" have wry grins on their faces. They all know what it really means. It's just a cover to use in the media.
Why does Russia like Iran? Is it because it may sell weapon to them or does it have some other trade deal going on?
Or is it just a way to oppose the US?
One thing that hasn't been mentioned is the Strait of Hormuz, oil movements through the strait account for roughly 40 percent of all seaborne oil traded in the world, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and ninety percent of oil exported from Middle East Gulf producers is carried through the strait.
A likely response by Iran to any military strike would be to mount a blockade, this would cause oil prices to skyrocket and consequently send western economies crashing, and this inevitable would provoke a much larger military response and further escalations…
On the flip side, maybe they want it to happen so the prices can sky rocket and profits go through the roof?
[TW]Fox;20521092 said:Is there no end to the tinfoil? I mean seriously?
About the weather system:
http://csat.au.af.mil/2025/volume3/vol3ch15.pdf
Now before you deploy systems you need to test them..
I've seen that before on ATS. Surprised you didn't mention HAARP.