New Eastern Outlook
The IAEA has finally retired the Iranian nuclear military use folder with a unanimous vote which clears the way to removing most of the sanctions. It has been a long day in coming, but the wooden stake was put through the vampire hearts of all the Iran haters with the IAEA declaring it had found no military use of Iranian nuclear technology.
The IAEA has finally retired the Iranian nuclear military use folder with a unanimous vote which clears the way to removing most of the sanctions. It has been a long day in coming, but the wooden stake was put through the vampire hearts of all the Iran haters with the IAEA declaring it had found no military use of Iranian nuclear technology.
All those who had claimed that Iran had a
hidden nuclear weapons program are now proven to have been lying.
Why?…because all during the P5+1 negotiation process, during the hard
fought Congressional vote on the final agreement, and during this last
shot “military portfolio” issue did any intelligence agency reveal its
secret stash of proof they had been holding off for the last moment.
The coordinated scale of the Iran threat
hoax I viewed as a psychological terror campaign in itself against all
countries East and West. Every time Obama or high Pentagon officials
mentioned “all options are on the table, including the military one”,
they knew they were sending a message to us all that they already had
evidence of either weapons grade uranium diversion, or nuclear weapons
technology in the works, which would have had to include warhead
designing and some initial testing.
For Israel the matter was even worse,
due to its constant threats that it would “go it alone” to stop Iran
from “getting the bomb” if it had to. Netanyahu and his general staff
were also sending a complimentary message that they also had solid Intel
on an Iranian weapons program or they would never have risked a
preemptive attack. Israel was aiming to justify any future such attack
as a defensive move on its part. Even the holocaust card was played
repeatedly as part of their “never again” PR cover.
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