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Since 2007, the International Atomic Energy Agency - with the support of the United States, Israel and European allies UK, France and Germany - has been demanding that Iran explain a set of purported internal documents portraying a covert Iranian military program of research and development of nuclear weapons. The "laptop documents," supposedly obtained from a stolen Iranian computer by an unknown source and given to US intelligence in 2004
That position is based on the premise that the intelligence documents that Iran has been asked to explain are genuine. The evidence now available, however, indicates that they are fabrications.
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I'm sure Iran has purchased, by now, Nuclear Weapons from NK or some break-away USSR state...
They don't have the balls to launch it or even hand it off to Hezzbollah. Useless.
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I'm sure Iran has purchased, by now, Nuclear Weapons from NK or some break-away USSR state...
They don't have the balls to launch it or even hand it off to Hezzbollah. Useless.
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I'm sure Iran has purchased, by now, Nuclear Weapons from NK or some break-away USSR state...
They don't have the balls to launch it or even hand it off to Hezzbollah. Useless.
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I'm sure Iran has purchased, by now, Nuclear Weapons from NK or some break-away USSR state...
They don't have the balls to launch it or even hand it off to Hezzbollah. Useless.
Originally posted by oozyism
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I'm sure Iran has purchased, by now, Nuclear Weapons from NK or some break-away USSR state...
They don't have the balls to launch it or even hand it off to Hezzbollah. Useless.
The age of nuclear weapons is over, there is no point having one.
Second line.