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reply posted on 17-4-2009 @ 08:50 PM by The Godfather of Conspira
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Question, Bushehr is not online yet but it's testing, doesn't that mean the fuel rods are in place making it a holocaust target?
Not as of yet.
1. Iran is only enriching about half a kilogram of Uranium hexafluoride per year. (To 3.5% btw, nowhere the level required for weaponization).
2. To make enough fuel rods to keep Bushehr running for a full cycle they need several kilograms of UHO.
3. All spent rods will be sent back to Russia, so there's no chance of reprocessing them for weaponization.
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reply posted on 17-4-2009 @ 09:26 PM by PowerSlave
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Why would any sane thinking administration let their target/enemy know that they were planning an attack?
Perhaps this is an attempt to goad Iran into attacking first.
Actually I am thinking this constant and endless back and forth stuff between the two is just that. They both want to fight but neither really wants
to start it.
This is getting ridiculous though. Someone needs to do something. Maybe Israel is ready now, after the practice run into gaza(hardly the same i know)
but, what was the point of that one exactly if not just a dry run.
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reply posted on 17-4-2009 @ 09:34 PM by Vitchilo
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The Godfather of Conspira: Thanks for the reply, I was just making a guest... I'm not a nuclear scientist.
Minor correction, Chernobyl was a 3.2Gigawatt plant
Well yes, 3200 MWe is 3.2 Gigawatt.
contained 4 graphite-moderated reactors compared to Iran's VVER heavy-water reactors producing 915MW.
These are far, far more stable and less prone to to the release of radioactive material in the event of containment failure due to the spray steam
suppression system and double-enveloping steel and concrete containment building.
So you're saying that even if Israel struck the power plant and the whole system didn't work anymore that it wouldn't release radiation, it would
be ``safe`` to strike the central, killing only those inside?
Bushehr isn't online, Russia still hasn't finished construction and so far the only thing going on there currently is reactor testing.
You're right, it's supposed to go online on September 1 of this year.
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reply posted on 17-4-2009 @ 10:08 PM by grantbeed
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can someone please explain something. if israel do attack iran, it will have to go through Iraqi airspace. therefore they would need the US approval
to do this surely.
so what do iran do back? surely theres no way iran would be allowed to strike by using iraqi airspace?
also, if iran has to use iraqi airspace, do they have missiles than can reach israel from there own soil?
G.
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reply posted on 17-4-2009 @ 10:15 PM by Albertarocks
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Originally posted by The Godfather of Conspira
reply to post by Albertarocks
I don't think Israel consults with Washington very much.
I really beg to differ.
You don't realise how intrinsically linked Israel is to America.
Without Washington's approval you can bet your bottom dollar they wouldn't be getting anywhere near the $6.4 billion dollars in "aid' they get
every single year, in the future.
He added that it was unlikely that Israel would carry out the attack without receiving at least tacit approval from America, which has struck a
more reconciliatory tone in dealing with Iran under its new administration.
Not to mention to attack Iran, Israel would have to go through Iraqi airspace and that's something they're simply not going to be able to do on
their own without approval.
Ok, to a certain extent I agree with you. But I still maintain that it's not a case of "Without Washington's approval" as you strongly believe,
but rather "without the banksters approval" is really the story here. I think you're suggesting that Washington has any say or power. In all due
respect, it doesn't. It's those who own Washington who are making the calls. I agree, it "appears" that Washington has some sort of input.
I'm not saying any of these things to make an American feel impotent. I know it must drive Americans nuts to even imagine that they don't have
power over any given situation, but as pertains to world domination, they truly have no say. They have bombs, but they have no say. They will drop
those bombs where they're told to drop those bombs. The entire world is slowly beginning to learn who's really in power here and it ain't
Washington or Moscow or Flint Michigan. It might be London, but in sum... it's wherever the banksters live.
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reply posted on 17-4-2009 @ 10:48 PM by bobbylove321
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I think it's time for the war to start. Either way, it might happen sooner or later anyways, so why wait?
People are dumb, and so they deserve what they get in which this case it's DEATH!
Hopefully it won't happen, but we never know.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 12:23 AM by hikix
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Israel has been planning to attack iran every month since i joined this site... feel free to look at my join date.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 12:24 AM by Darth_Prime
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*posted in another post about this*
we have all been saying it for a while, we knew it would happen sooner or later
since the Rothschilds own Israel, and Iran is one of 5 nations who don't have a Rothschilds Central Bank, the pieces fit quite nicely don't you
think?
it's just a matter of what the outcome will bring with other nations, the Illuminati/NWO have been wanting a WWIII for a long time.. who knows when
they will call it into play
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 04:10 AM by mmiichael
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It's thought that Iran is running two parallel nuclear development operations. One they announce publicly, expecting it to ultimately get inspected,
be force to close down, or even get hit.
The other one is kept secret. The Israeli bombing of the under construction nuclear facility in Syria in September 2007 was an indicator of the
Iranian and North Korean collaboration North Korea is contributing material and technology.
Currently Iran is having difficulty with the delivery system and more significantly miniaturization aspects required tosend a small enough but
powerful payload.
There have already been 2 serious accidents in Iran involving radioactive materials.
No one knows what materials they are having brought in surreptitiously. A Iranian Canadian was just convicted for trying to send essential parts he
bought in the US.
US, Israeli, and other intelligence sevices do not want to tip their hands to soon, but there is no question Iran is up to far more than they are
letting on.
Israel’s threats to Iran are part of a logistics game Iran has set up heavily financing Hezbollah and Hamas to confront what they perceive as US
interests, but by proxy.
How much Iran's nuclear programs are for attention no one can say for sure. The fact that they give weekly announcements instead of maintaining
stony silence indicates it's more political than overt preparation for war.
Iran and Israel are now talking through back channels about better co-operation. Neither of them really wants a confrontation, nuclear or otherwise.
The fallout would cause devastation throughout the region, and oil production would be severely compromised.
The insecurity of Iran makes them posture outlandishly and make threats to Israel in an attempt to rally sympathy from other countries. This strategy
has had limited success and may already be backfiring.
About all we can gather from their track record is that whenever they annouce something to the media, it means they’re really up to something
else.
Stay tuned.
Mike F
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 04:11 AM by Watcher-In-The-Shadows
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Well, sounds like we get that snowball situation we have been expecting from the middle east for a while now. Welcome to WW3 boils and ghouls.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 05:45 AM by DarkCyrus
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Isreal is very dangerous right now, and they are totally capable of such attacks, even without US permission. They don't even want another country
to do their dirty work, they just want to be supported enough to make an attack without causing a big stir with the world. There is a percentile
chance that Isreal will attack Iran without any permission and if that occurs other countries will jump up and there would be a huge stir worldwide
that could cause a chain-reaction. I don't see this happening, even though its close to it.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 08:28 AM by Myrdyn
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I wonder if the FEMA camps are designed for a whole new bunch of consciencious objectors?
Sorry about the short post, but that's all I have to say.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 08:46 AM by zyrktec
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i believe Israel is posturing. They just may launch a strike against Iran, but what will it cost them in the end? The Israelis always act in their
own self interest as all nations do, but the cost! An attack against Iran would immediately launch a theater wide war in the middle east. Iran would
shut off the oil flowing through the Persian Gulf. Will the United States continue to support Israel if their attack causes a complete financial
collapse of our country? What would the backlash be from Europe? Israel would become a pariah.
the only way an attack would be valid is if there was a false flag attack on israeli soil first to justify their attack.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 08:51 AM by son of PC
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Originally posted by Myrdyn
I wonder if the FEMA camps are designed for a whole new bunch of consciencious objectors?
Sorry about the short post, but that's all I have to say.
They are probably multiple use facilities. For instance, they could house displaced people from the Gulf Coast.
Political prisoners could be placed in them, and the homeless.
People who refuse to take a vaccine during an outbreak could be quarantined.
If the US economy were to collapse, there are about 30 million Mexican nationals in the US that retain Mexican citizenship. They could be prevented
from returning to Mexico.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 09:11 AM by son of PC
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Russia is involved here, in this situation. They can't let Iran fall easily.
If Iran goes down the tubes like Iraq, then it's go time for the missile defense shield in eastern Europe.
Analysis:
1. Putin will not withdraw Russian workers and nuclear technicians from Bushehr, even if an attack is imminent. If an attack occurs there will be
Russian casualties.
2. Russia plans to resupply Iran from the Black Sea region. Military supplies, food, humanitarian relief, etc.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 10:04 AM by son of PC
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reply to post by komp_uk
The recent rocket test by North Korea may have the Japanese insisting that a US carrier fleet be stationed in the Sea of Japan.
But they are tied up in the middle east. Japan has some leverage in this, as they hold lots of US dollars and govt. bonds.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 10:11 AM by Nivek Serca
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reply to post by The Godfather of Conspira
I would say that was a pretty arrogant position you took. The same type of attitude that has put America in its present foreign policy position it is
precisely in now. See what I see is, you have not woke up to the changed political landscape that has formed today and is reforming as we live. Israel
is beginning to see and has been re evaluating their true politlical friends are and Washington has moved abruptly away. You sounded like you were so
sure that why would anyone question your reason. I have seen many reports to give us pause in this present crisis.
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 10:30 AM by son of PC
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Originally posted by The Godfather of Conspira
Oh for god's sakes...
I've been hearing this same line reiterated since 2006, when people were foaming at the mouth claiming WW3 was only days away.
Spare me.
Israel doesn't take a dump without first consulting with Washington and there's no way Obama is authorising anything on Iran right now.
If Bush said "no" in 2008, what makes anyone think Obama is going to in good conscience, authorise an unprovoked tactical strike on Iran?
[edit on 17/4/09 by The Godfather of Conspira]
There was that little thing in South Ossettia right at the start of the Olympics.
If the operation went successfully the Russians could have been badly hurt.
It seemed as a prelude to a naval blockade of Iran.
Did Bush really say no?
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 10:36 AM by Nimrod
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How do think they could receive so much money, spying all they can spy, get released and pardoned their agents ?
Quote from the past at Knesset :
"Every time we do something you tell me America will do this and will do that . . . I want to tell you something very clear: Don't worry about
American pressure on Israel. We, the Jewish people, control America, and the Americans know it."
- Israeli Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, October 3, 2001
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reply posted on 18-4-2009 @ 11:18 AM by wonderworld
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No, they wont ask for US or UN approval.
I'm fairly confident that Iran will bomb Israel first and lose of course.
I'm woriied it will happen faster than the US or Russia could intervene.
I just hope Israel doesn’t miss its main target;
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
My hope is that he doesn’t hide behind woman and children as the Palestinian, militant, Islamic group Hezbollah did.
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