americaThere has been a lot of back and forth about Iranian nuclear capabilities among liberals and conservatives and everyone in between. Frankly I believe Iran has WMD from appropriated sources that their military could emplant into the missles and torpedoes they have been practicing with in recent days. Because of this I sense Iran will respond on who ever is closest to them in act of revenge. More than likely that will be American troops in Iraq or Afghanistan. It does not matter if America or Israel makes an attempt to militarily slow down uranium enhancement, I suspect Iran will execute a reprisal.
Hopefully I am wrong about the appropriated small scale WMD, however there have been recent reports that Iran has trained 40,000 homicidal suicide bomber to be unleashed in covert destructive mayhem in the West.
Either way there will be reprisals.
So should we sit in fear as Iran enhances uranium for the huge WMD payload? NO! The extortion by rogue Islamofascist Iran would be greater then than now. Brace for war and somebody attack nuclear sites in Iran.
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Nuclear threat grows in Iran
Israel prepared to launch pre-emptive operations
ICEJ News
Amid growing Israeli concerns that diplomatic efforts to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear status have failed, new satellite imagery released by the US on Sunday indicates that the Islamic republic has expanded one of its uranium conversion sites and reinforced another in preparation for an aerial bombing attack.
While Israel officially continues to back diplomatic efforts to stop Iran's race for weapons of mass destruction, the IDF and particularly the Israeli Air Force, have been working on plans for an attack against the Iranian nuclear sites. With numerous sites spread throughout the country, officers have admitted an attack would be difficult but certainly within Israel's capability.
In a recent interview, a high-ranking air force officer told The Jerusalem Post that the IAF would be able to overcome Iranian air defenses, including the country's relatively primitive air force. While Israel is preparing for the possibility that military action might be the only way to stop Iran's nuclear program, officials said they prefer an American-led operation. "We wouldn't mind using our F-15 jets," one officer recently said, "but only if an American pilot was sitting inside."
The discovery of additional reinforcements and the expansion of existing uranium enrichment sites comes less than a week after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced that his country had passed one of the major hurdles in its race to obtain nuclear power by successfully enriching uranium for the first time.
Over the weekend a high-ranking IDF officer told the Post that if the Islamic Republic was allowed to continue enriching uranium, they might be obtain nuclear weapons within two-and-a-half years. While only 164 centrifuges were used to enrich the uranium to 3.5 percent last week, it was only a matter of time, the officer said, before Iran obtained technology allowing for the operation of thousands of centrifuges that could produce the highly enriched uranium needed for a nuclear bomb. "Once they succeeded in enriching uranium at 3.5% there is nothing really technologically stopping them from enriching at 90%," the officer asserted.
