Can US President Trump attack on Iran's nuclear facilities to stop Iran from getting a Nuclear bomb ?
22-25, F
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Why shouldn't Iran or any other country have nuclear weapons if the USA has them? What right does the USA have to dictate to other countries what they can an can't do? It's the USA that's the biggest warmonger in the world, overthrowing democratically-elected governments and bombing and invading one country after another for decades. It has zero moral authority.
Jokersswild · 22-25VIP
@SeekingConnection Absolutely! If the U.S. doesn't want other countries to have nuclear weapons, it should commit to a global Non-Proliferation Treaty. The U.S. has already withdrawn from past agreements on nuclear controls, yet now it seeks to dictate to nations like Iran that they can't have nuclear weapons, largely because Israeli Zionists fear that a nuclear Iran could disrupt their expansionist ambitions.
tobynshorty · 51-55, F
@Jokersswild Iran Does have Nuclear Weapons,, look it up!
Jokersswild · 22-25VIP
@tobynshorty Some analysts have speculated as much. There are three things to keep in mind:
1) We know that Iranian nuclear physicists worked closely with North Korean scientists during Pyongyang's nuclear weapons development stages. It's hard to imagine how a country more advanced than North Korea, with a much larger economy, would not be able to develop these weapons, especially when North Korea has done so.
2) U.S. analysts have no clear idea of what Iran possesses because their nuclear program is deep underground, which Iran often boasts about. The theory is that if Iran were conducting nuclear tests, the U.S. would have detected the radiation. I'm not a nuclear physicist, so I can't say for certain. However, some experts argue that it would be difficult to detect radiation if the tests were carried out deep underground.
3) Iran has thousands of advanced centrifuges capable of producing highly enriched uranium at the nuclear level. This is one of the things Netanyahu brings up when accusing Iran of actively seeking to develop nuclear weapons. They claim that Iran could produce enough weapons grade uranium for 10 nuclear warheads in less than a week.
1) We know that Iranian nuclear physicists worked closely with North Korean scientists during Pyongyang's nuclear weapons development stages. It's hard to imagine how a country more advanced than North Korea, with a much larger economy, would not be able to develop these weapons, especially when North Korea has done so.
2) U.S. analysts have no clear idea of what Iran possesses because their nuclear program is deep underground, which Iran often boasts about. The theory is that if Iran were conducting nuclear tests, the U.S. would have detected the radiation. I'm not a nuclear physicist, so I can't say for certain. However, some experts argue that it would be difficult to detect radiation if the tests were carried out deep underground.
3) Iran has thousands of advanced centrifuges capable of producing highly enriched uranium at the nuclear level. This is one of the things Netanyahu brings up when accusing Iran of actively seeking to develop nuclear weapons. They claim that Iran could produce enough weapons grade uranium for 10 nuclear warheads in less than a week.