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In reply to the discussion: Nuclear watchdog agency says Iran not cooperating [View all]Tempest
(14,591 posts)7. From your perspective, not Iran's. n/t
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They can use that red herring all they want, doesn't relieve them of their duties.
Behind the Aegis
Mar 2013
#8
When the US applies sanctions on Israel to end its nuclear program, this will be the right thing
leveymg
Mar 2013
#14
Israel's nuclear bombs are outside the NPT, and the initial batch were made of plutonium stolen from
leveymg
Mar 2013
#20
I'm surprised you didn't know about the Israeli theft of plutonium from a US Navy nuclear plant,
leveymg
Mar 2013
#22
And pretty obviously untrue. If it is US plutonium, I am sure we gave it to them.
stevenleser
Mar 2013
#24
If you prefer the term, diversion of U.S. nuclear materials to Israel, that's still illegal under
leveymg
Mar 2013
#26
The US is in violation of the NPT for diversion; Israel in violation of US law for receipt
leveymg
Mar 2013
#28
You just asserted it was a theft. Now because it suits your purposes, you are saying it was transfer
stevenleser
Mar 2013
#29
If the transfer was authorized, it was diversion. If unauthorized, theft. Take your pick.
leveymg
Mar 2013
#32
Again, that analogy doesnt work. Israel never signed the NPT. If you want to assert hypocrisy your
stevenleser
Mar 2013
#34
No, not up in arms. I don't expect that Israel will be prosecuted, but I don't think sanctions on
leveymg
Mar 2013
#35
Here's more from that '07 NYT article about Israel's nuclear blackmail of the US
leveymg
Mar 2013
#41
None of that makes Kissinger's statements about the diversion untrue, nor does it change the fact
leveymg
Mar 2013
#43
No, Israel cannot be in violation of a treaty it never signed and to which it is not a party. nt
stevenleser
Mar 2013
#30
Steven, read more carefully. I said if not a theft, the transfer would be an NPT violation
leveymg
Mar 2013
#37
Well, if Iraq had actually possessed WMDs... I wouldn't have been against the war...
Comrade_McKenzie
Mar 2013
#12