Iran tests nukes in North Korea, page 1

Iran tests nukes in North Korea

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German press says Tehran, Pyongyang collaborated on possibly more than one nuclear test in early 2010.

Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported Sunday that Iran held at least one nuclear weapons test in North Korea in 2010.

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The article from a respectable German newspaper bases its claim on the research of the swedish nuclear physicist Lars-Erik de Geer who found evidence that North Korean nuke tests showed signs of uranium explosion although North Korea probably has no Uranium. The article also cites "intelligence sources" that point to the long-standing cooperation between North Korea and Iran in military matters.

I post this here because the majority says Iran wants nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. If this turns out to be true, we have to rethink that claim.

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reply to post by Skyfloating

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The hasbara trolls have been floating this up the flagpole for the last few days, but I guess since you are a moderator you get to float it up the flagpole again, without consequences. In the 24 hour old only category no less, natch.

So first, you try to get us to believe a used car salesman hired a mexican drug cartel to kill a Saudi embassy official. TROLL FAIL.

Then you try to get us to believe that an idiot who blew himself up in Thailand, who was affiliated with a CIA group trying to undermine Iran, was actually someone from Iran trying to attack an Israeli embassy official. TROLL FAIL.

Now you expect us to believe that North Korea tested two nukes, that nobody has any proof of going off, no seismic, no nothing, but you have some idiot professor in Germany, who spoke to an idiot professor in South Korea, who says that he saw some Xenon detected from a monitor. Which of course is 100% proof of an invisible North Korea nuke test, on behalf of Iran. TROLL FAIL.

The chosen one's desperation is truly showing, kinda funny to watch.

Originally posted by iamconcerned
reply to post by Skyfloating

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The hasbara trolls have been floating this up the flagpole for the last few days,

What are the hasbara trolls? Im not familiar with the term.

So first, you try to get us to believe a used car salesman hired a mexican drug cartel to kill a Saudi embassy official. TROLL FAIL.

Where? How?

Then you try to get us to believe that an idiot who blew himself up in Thailand, who was affiliated with a CIA group trying to undermine Iran, was actually someone from Iran trying to attack an Israeli embassy official. TROLL FAIL.

Where? How?

I have made no such threads or claims.

reply to post by Skyfloating

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My use of the pronoun 'you' is used in a much broader sense than talking about you specifically. I'll let you figure out what it's in reference to. Again, your traces of Xenon detected by someone in South Korea, and then somehow magically brought up YEARS later, is another in a long list of TROLL FAILS from the hasbara trolls.

reply to post by iamconcerned

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I am not part of whatever conspiracy you think I am part of. I merely thought this was an interesting piece and under-reported piece of news. Whats with the urgent tone of your post? Shouldn't we be asking whether Iran wants nuclear energy for peaceful purposes or not? Or should we just take what they say without question?

What are "hasbara trolls"?

reply to post by Skyfloating

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'Shouldn't we be asking whether Iran wants nuclear energy for peaceful purposes or not? Or should we just take what they say without question?'

How does traces of Xenon, supposedly discovered TWO YEARS AGO by a scientist in South Korea, relate to Iran's nuclear program, other than your B.S. innuendo. You insinuating that they are related, is as good as me insinuating you are a hasbara troll.

reply to post by iamconcerned

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I see where you are batting from now. Shame Shame. Next!!

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reply to post by jibeho

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Funny, noone ever talks about attacking North Korea. I'll have to assume you are a bunch of --- by never wanting to attack North Korea.

reply to post by Skyfloating

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Wow, tough crowd today Skyfloating.

The only thing I could find close enough to "hasbara troll" were battle trolls, by "Hasbro". I don't think these are the trolls we're looking for!

The Original Battle Trolls was a brand of action figures produced by Hasbro from 1992-1993. They were made in attempt to market the popular concept of troll dolls to young boys in the early 1990's

en.wikipedia.org...

This thread is very interesting because I have recently view this post www.abovetopsecret.com...

and on minute 17.25 they say about a nuclear weapon from north korea.

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