The Iran Nuclear Program thread

[jon-nyc]

[jon-nyc]

Funny.

[Mik]

This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5

[jon-nyc]

Job opening.

[Renauda]

@Mik

A lot to unpack in that article. Shows that a person can still wholeheartedly support Israel but remain sceptical and even oppose Netanyahu’s governing coalition.

[Mik]

There sure was, and it's a perspective we don't usually find here.

[Horace]

@LuFins-Dad said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:

So it’s been 48 hours since the night that was supposed to be remembered for centuries….

[Horace]

@Mik said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:

This is a really interesting op-ed from an Israeli journalist, obviously not a fan of Netanyahu. But he presents some worthwhile observations and possibilities.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/netanyahu-s-iran-endgame-is-edging-closer/ar-AA1H1be5

From the op-ed:

And then there’s a wildcard unique to the Iran situation. Even this very dire but familiar scenario relies on the assumption that Israel and America really do know everything about Iran’s nuclear programme and that there wasn’t an emergency, undeclared backup stash of materials and a secret cadre. If there was, and even some of it survives, there will still be a race for the bomb — except the bomb, or bombs, will appear in a fractured, unstable, justifiably paranoid region in a state of civil war. An entirely new nightmare with consequences far beyond Netanyahu and Trump’s terms, or even lifetimes.

That seems obvious, but I agree it's not said out loud much.

[Renauda]

@Horace

That seems obvious, but I agree it's not said out loud much.

It would be what Donald Rumsfeld termed a “known unknown”.

Nobody in the know likes to conjecture those in public.

[jon-nyc]

The Mossad stole 100k documents out of a warehouse that completely documented the program. Problem is, Iran knows that. Some things are hard to change though, especially under-mountain architecture and reactor locations.