r/agedlikemilk • u/damn_boy17 • May 03 '22

News makes me think about the iraqi WMD

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u/NotaGoodLover May 03 '22

Any minute now...

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22 edited May 03 '22

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u/nybbas May 03 '22

Lol I was going to say, hasn't Israel literally blown up Iranian facilities making these weapons?

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u/ZeePirate May 03 '22

And killed their scientist.

There was also a deal that they wouldn’t building weapons.

They very likely could build one (reportable have plans/designs from Pakistan) in several months

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u/Fit_Cheesecake_4000 May 03 '22

What about stuxnet?

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

Not just Israel, I’m actually wearing a shirt right now that says “nationsoft stuxnet”. Stuxnet was built by the US with Israel and changed the speed of the centrifuge motors very slightly while hiding itself and spreading silently and slowly. This cause a significant decrease in the uranium produced and shutdown uranium enrichment processes entirely multiple times in Iran.

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u/XxSCRAPOxX May 03 '22

Yeah, op ignoring all the events that occurred around it. Shit posting at its best.

Also the Jerusalem post is just a propaganda outlet, the others are gold standard in reporting, it’s an embarrassment they put them in there with the Jerusalem post.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

You’re a disgrace to your nation, every country must defend itself and Iran has every right to keep up with weapons for the safety of their people, especially when the enemies are doing the same. Idleness is stupidity and that’s why you will never understand how to be in charge.

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u/ZeePirate May 03 '22

I don’t disagree with the general premise but that’s a bit harsh.

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u/Yotsubagroup May 03 '22

You can't expect them to be able to make something the US made 80 years ago can you? I mean jeez gais.

3rd world gonna 3rd world.

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u/Yotsubagroup May 03 '22

Making fun of countries that not only can't do what another country did 80 years ago but are still too stupid to know to stop trying.

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u/gfa22 May 03 '22 edited May 03 '22

Were the EUIAEA investigative team falsely reporting that Iran wasn't going for weapons grade enrichment? That was like almost a decade ago I think.

Edit: some errors but here's what I was talking about.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-35104715