People did get what they voted for when they voted for Trump

[TimFitz]

No, they're still not. You need to be lead by a psychopath to be a threat to your neighbors

Is Israel?

Now that you mention it……

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

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.

How many nuclear reactors does Iran operate for power generation? Do you even know?

 

[OldFlame]

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.

Wrong.

Based on March 2026 reports, the Tehran Research Reactor has remained largely untouched by US military strikes. While the US and Israel have targeted other Iranian nuclear facilities—specifically at Natanz, Fordow, and Arak—as part of a broader operation, the research reactor in Tehran was not reported as hit, despite White House rhetoric targeting it as a justification for strikes.

Key Details

• Targeted Facilities: Attacks by the US and Israel have focused on the Fordow fuel enrichment plant, the Natanz enrichment complex, and the Arak heavy water plant.
• The Tehran Reactor: The Tehran Research Reactor, a facility used for medical and civilian research, was not among the targets hit during the initial 2026 operations.
• Context: The Trump administration claimed the Tehran Research Reactor was being used to store nuclear materials, but faced disputes from experts regarding these claims.
  

Reports indicate that while the U.S. military aimed to disrupt Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities, the Tehran Research Reactor was not a target of the kinetic military strikes in 2026.

 

[OldFlame]

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.

And that reactor has not been targeted by US military strikes.

 

[TimFitz]

The community organizer had to pick Mumbling Stumbling Bumbling *Joe for VP to help with his lack of foreign affairs credentials. You morons fell for it.

The world, outside stupid Fox America approved, and Irancomplied.

I know you’re just going to shout the opposite.

I assume that it’s because you know as well as the Fool in the White House that there is no way Iran is not going to build a bomb now.

They need it to stave off continued Israeli and American brinksmanship.

Trump knows it. He brought it on.

 

[Anarchy666]

He told you repeatedly that Iran was never to have a nuke.

I've even heard democrats say the same thing.

The only way to prevent that is war.

Now I know that the Left is full of people who insist that diplomacy could have worked, insisting that the Obama agreement with Iran was the way out of this. However, after the Obama administration infused Iran with billions of dollars in their little agreement, 10/7 happened because Iran funds terrorism via Hamas and Hezbollah and the Houthis.

Iran swore the destruction of the US and Israel upon their revolution and that has never changed, and will never change.

Wanting diplomacy with Iran is akin to wanting diplomacy with Nazi Germany.

Would most people here have preferred to let Iran have a WMD, wait for them to use it, and then respond?

If George W. Bush and Obama had gone to war with Iran instead of Iraq we wouldn't be in this mess. That's my 100% honest-to-god opinion/viewpoint.

 

[TimFitz]

not all of them, some preferred an orderly transfer of funds to an autocrat with absolute obedience and no dissent.

I think that’s what Netanyahu was whispering in his ear.

 

[Leo123]

Oh I get it Iran is sitting on OUR oil

No wonder we attacked them

Come on Lesh. It might as well be our oil but, we will not take it because we have plenty. Maybe give it to BP because they built the infrastructure and later American oil companies contributed. The Mullahs didn't do anything other than take it, now we are taking in back. The Iranian people will benefit bigly.

 

[Leo123]

I think that’s what Netanyahu was whispering in his ear.

Did that come to you in dream?

 

[Winston]

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?

Import some? Damn dude, have you heard, they are under trade restrictions. Yes, under the Obama agreement Russia was processing uranium to eighty percent, shipping it to France, and France was creating the medical isotopes. Trump broke that deal.

And what if funny is you know absolutely nothing about Iran's Tehran Research Reactor.

The Tehran Research Reactor (TRR) is a 5MWt pool-type light water research reactor. The United States supplied the reactor to Iran in 1967, together with hot cells for the production of medical isotopes and 5.58kg of highly enriched uranium (HEU) fuel. 1 The reactor is housed at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center and is capable of producing up to 600 grams of plutonium annually.

Tehran Research Reactor (TRR)

Iran’s Tehran Research Reactor (TRR), Nuclear Facility

www.nti.org

How many nuclear reactors does Iran operate for power generation? Do you even know?

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[Toddsterpatriot]

Import some? Damn dude, have you heard, they are under trade restrictions. Yes, under the Obama agreement Russia was processing uranium to eighty percent, shipping it to France, and France was creating the medical isotopes. Trump broke that deal.

And what if funny is you know absolutely nothing about Iran's Tehran Research Reactor.

The Tehran Research Reactor (TRR) is a 5MWt pool-type light water research reactor. The United States supplied the reactor to Iran in 1967, together with hot cells for the production of medical isotopes and 5.58kg of highly enriched uranium (HEU) fuel. 1 The reactor is housed at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center and is capable of producing up to 600 grams of plutonium annually.

Tehran Research Reactor (TRR)

Iran’s Tehran Research Reactor (TRR), Nuclear Facility

www.nti.org

one

Did you find any countries using U-235 for agriculture yet?

 

[JGalt]

They have Trump by the balls

We don't rely on the oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is only screwing themselves and if anything, it gives us a great opportunity to sell American oil and gas.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

If George W. Bush and Obama had gone to war with Iran instead of Iraq we wouldn't be in this mess. That's my 100% honest-to-god opinion/viewpoint.

Attacking Iran with saddam next door would not be as easily executed as you may think.
What’s more, removing saddam and the leverage of taliban, thereby making ostensible allies in Iraq and Afghanistan, created a geographical surrounding of Iran.

 

[Leo123]

We don't rely on the oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is only screwing themselves and if anything, it gives us a great opportunity to sell American oil and gas.

Yep and Trump let Iranian tankers through to ease world oil prices. The Mullahs in Iran are basically finished, we own them. We completely rule over the skies and are actively destroying the IRC with the help of Israel. The Iranian people were being told to stay inside while we rid them of the vermin Mullahs and radical Islamists.

 

[Winston]

Did you find any countries using U-235 for agriculture yet?

Ionizing radiation to induce mutations in plant breeding has been used for several decades, and some 3200 new crop varieties have been developed in this way. Gamma or neutron irradiation is often used in conjunction with other techniques to produce new genetic lines of root and tuber crops, cereals, and oil seed crops. New kinds of sorghum, garlic, wheat, bananas, beans, and peppers have been developed that are more resistant to pests and more adaptable to harsh climatic conditions. Countries that have used plant mutation breeding have frequently realized great socio-economic benefits:

Radioisotopes in Food & Agriculture - World Nuclear Association

Sealed radioactive sources are used in industrial radiography, gauging applications and mineral analysis. Gamma sterilization is used for medical supplies, some bulk commodities and food preservation.

world-nuclear.org

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Ionizing radiation to induce mutations in plant breeding has been used for several decades, and some 3200 new crop varieties have been developed in this way. Gamma or neutron irradiation is often used in conjunction with other techniques to produce new genetic lines of root and tuber crops, cereals, and oil seed crops. New kinds of sorghum, garlic, wheat, bananas, beans, and peppers have been developed that are more resistant to pests and more adaptable to harsh climatic conditions. Countries that have used plant mutation breeding have frequently realized great socio-economic benefits:

Radioisotopes in Food & Agriculture - World Nuclear Association

Sealed radioactive sources are used in industrial radiography, gauging applications and mineral analysis. Gamma sterilization is used for medical supplies, some bulk commodities and food preservation.

world-nuclear.org

Right.

So which countries are using U-235 for agriculture?

 

[Anarchy666]

Attacking Iran with saddam next door would not be as easily executed as you may think.
What’s more, removing saddam and the leverage of taliban, thereby making ostensible allies in Iraq and Afghanistan, created a geographical surrounding of Iran.

Then we should have invaded all three simultaneously.

 

[rightwinger]

We don't rely on the oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is only screwing themselves and if anything, it gives us a great opportunity to sell American oil and gas.

Keep telling you that the global oil market doesn’t affect us
Do you think oil drilled here belongs to the government and not the oil companies?

Have you noticed gas prices are up $1.20 a gallon?

 

[Lesh]

Come on Lesh. It might as well be our oil but, we will not take it because we have plenty. Maybe give it to BP because they built the infrastructure and later American oil companies contributed. The Mullahs didn't do anything other than take it, now we are taking in back. The Iranian people will benefit bigly.

A. It’s under their land. That makes it their oil

B. If we take that in the Iranian people won’t get shit

 

[Leo123]

A. It’s under their land. That makes it their oil

B. If we take that in the Iranian people won’t get shit

When did I say we'd take the oil? What's wrong with you anyway? You didn't even read my post did you?