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[OhPleaseJustQuit]

There is no such thing as diplomacy or negotiating with Iran. It's either their way or the highway. Even their very own Gulf neighbors want us to finish the job.

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They only live to kill "non-believers".

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[Independent thinker]

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They only live to kill "non-believers".

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I really don't get why the left don't get that. It's astounding that we have signs like, "Queers for Palestine". All infidels must either die or become devout Muslims. It's not a secret.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Even China and Russia aren't stupid enough to sell them one.
They're a totally outlaw regime, complete psychopaths dressed up in religious garb.

With all their "enriched uranium" why didn't they hire scientists from Russia, China, France, India, Pakistan or Israel with experience is making bombs?

40 years? No bombs? Odd, no?

 

[Lockback]

With all their "enriched uranium" why didn't they hire scientists from Russia, China, France, India, Pakistan or Israel with experience is making bombs?

40 years? No bombs? Odd, no?

The gymnastics you're going through in a weak attempt to prove a point have broken you in half.

 

[OldFlame]

Why didn't they just buy a bomb from China or Russia?

Why should they when they can do it themselves and people like you think it's prefectly okay.

 

[OldFlame]

With all their "enriched uranium" why didn't they hire scientists from Russia, China, France, India, Pakistan or Israel with experience is making bombs?

40 years? No bombs? Odd, no?

Then why are they enriching it? You never answer.

 

[JohnDB]

No one is above the Law....

 

[Winston]

Then why are they enriching it? You never answer.

Primarily, for medical use. It is critical for cancer and heart diagnostics. Iran scans over a million potential cancer patients a year. Hell, we built the reactor for them. We used to supply them with the highly enriched uranium. HIghly enriched uranium is used in agricultural research. Iran is making huge developments in cotton seed development, highly enriched uranium is vital to that research.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Primarily, for medical use. It is critical for cancer and heart diagnostics. Iran scans over a million potential cancer patients a year. Hell, we built the reactor for them. We used to supply them with the highly enriched uranium. HIghly enriched uranium is used in agricultural research. Iran is making huge developments in cotton seed development, highly enriched uranium is vital to that research.

Where is uranium-235 used for cancer scans or for mutation breeding of crops?

Link?

 

[Winston]

Where is uranium-235 used for cancer scans or for mutation breeding of crops?

Link?

Technetium-99m - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The parent nuclide of 99mTc, 99Mo, is mainly extracted for medical purposes from the fission products created in neutron-irradiated uranium-235 targets, the majority of which is produced in five nuclear research reactors around the world using highly enriched uranium (HEU) targets.<a href="Technetium-99m - Wikipedia"><span>[</span></a>

 

[Lesh]

For twenty years Iran has been “weeks away” and has had “stock piles big enough to create X amounts of bombs”

And yet no bombs

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Primarily, for medical use. It is critical for cancer and heart diagnostics. Iran scans over a million potential cancer patients a year. Hell, we built the reactor for them. We used to supply them with the highly enriched uranium. HIghly enriched uranium is used in agricultural research. Iran is making huge developments in cotton seed development, highly enriched uranium is vital to that research.

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Unless half of them are women, their statistics are lying. No big surprise.

The rest of your post is cute.




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[Toddsterpatriot]

Technetium-99m - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

You may have noticed, technetium and uranium aren't the same element.
Also, none of the reactors that produce it, according to your link, are in Iran.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

For twenty years Iran has been “weeks away” and has had “stock piles big enough to create X amounts of bombs”

And yet no bombs

Producing a bomb small enough and light enough to put on a missile is tough.

 

[Lesh]

Producing a bomb small enough and light enough to put on a missile is tough.

You’re catching on. And there’s indication that they can or even are trying to do that

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You’re catching on. And there’s indication that they can or even are trying to do that

They've sure been wasting enough money on it, considering they don't want to do it.

 

[Leo123]

You act like Irans only access to money was Obama giving sanction money back
Are you aware that Iran is a major oil producer?

True, Iran is still producing oil however, the Mullahs are no longer in control. Luckily, Trump gave a temporary waiver allowing the sale of 140 million barrels (already loaded in tankers and stranded at sea) to ease global price spikes. The Mullahs will no longer control Kharg Island as well.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

First, Iran was not even close to producing a nuclear bomb. They do not have enough highly enriched uranium to make one bomb. They may, may, have some enriched uranium, maybe 60%, or even 80%, that they could process to get enough for a bomb. But that would come out a cost to their agricultural and medical needs. From cancer screening to production of new cotton seed varieties, highly enriched uranium is required. And I am here to tell you, those new cotton strains are looking pretty damn good.

But they got no trigger. That is the key to the puzzle and Iran is no where near Boosted Fission capability. They would be more likely to blow themselves up than anything else. One again, the United States has jumped the shark.

Neat opinion.

 

[Winston]

You may have noticed, technetium and uranium aren't the same element.
Also, none of the reactors that produce it, according to your link, are in Iran.

Come on man. Technetium is the most commonly used medical isotope in the world. It is derived from U-235, and yes, Iran has a reactor specifically constructed to generate Technetium, well in the end anyway. We gave it to them. And funny thing, once you start down that path to Technetium, well the uranium is no longer viable for weapon purposes. I mean come on, what is the damn problem here.

And yes, Iran uses highly enriched uranium in agriculture. They are making some pretty big breakthroughs in cotton. You have no idea. First, cotton takes more fertilizer and pesticide than any other crop. Resilience against disease and drought are highly prized traits. But then there is fiber length. Sea Island cotton, sometimes grown in the Southeast, goes for ten times the price of regular cotton. Iran gets that fiber length extended they will dominate the market, sorry Cargill and Monsanto.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Come on man. Technetium is the most commonly used medical isotope in the world. It is derived from U-235, and yes, Iran has a reactor specifically constructed to generate Technetium, well in the end anyway. We gave it to them. And funny thing, once you start down that path to Technetium, well the uranium is no longer viable for weapon purposes. I mean come on, what is the damn problem here.

And yes, Iran uses highly enriched uranium in agriculture. They are making some pretty big breakthroughs in cotton. You have no idea. First, cotton takes more fertilizer and pesticide than any other crop. Resilience against disease and drought are highly prized traits. But then there is fiber length. Sea Island cotton, sometimes grown in the Southeast, goes for ten times the price of regular cotton. Iran gets that fiber length extended they will dominate the market, sorry Cargill and Monsanto.

Technetium is the most commonly used medical isotope in the world.

Maybe if they weren't spending so much money on terrorism, they could afford to import some.

yes, Iran has a reactor specifically constructed to generate Technetium, well in the end anyway.

Hilarious! Post your evidence.

I mean come on, what is the damn problem here.

Just your gullibility.

And yes, Iran uses highly enriched uranium in agriculture.

No, they don't.

You have no idea.

Hilarious! Where did Iran get the idea to use uranium? Which other country gave them that idea?