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August 30, 2010 — -grade uranium for one bomb. But Obama has publicly rejected the idea that Iran’s existing stock of LEU represents a breakout capability on more than one occasion. He has stated that Iran would have to make an overt move...
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August 28, 2010 — States will not accept Tehran’s existing stocks of low enriched uranium. The Obama rebuff climaxed a months-long internal debate between Obama and Gates over the “breakout capability”...
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August 28, 2010 — enriched uranium (LEU) into a capability to build a nuclear weapon secretly by using covert enrichment sites and undeclared sources of uranium. read more
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August 27, 2010 — by Gareth Porter WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama's refusal in a White House briefing earlier this month to announce a "red line" in regard to the Iran nuclear programme represented...
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August 27, 2010 — President Barack Obama’s refusal in a White House briefing earlier this month to announce a "red line" in regard to the Iran nuclear program represented another in a series of rebuffs of pressure from Defense Secretary Robert Gates for...
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August 23, 2010 — I’m sure the start-up of Iran’s nuclear reactor yesterday and then rolling out their first unmanned bomber today is just a sheer coincidence. Right. But don’t worry! Their nuclear reactor is for...
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June 28, 2010 — Related: North Korea rejects talks with UN Command on sinking of warship | G8 wraps with money for maternal NGOs and words for Iran, N. Korea | U.S. to Join South Korean Military Exercise Off North Korea...
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March 31, 2010 — Today, the CIA is out with a fresh report saying that Iran is capable of producing nuclear weapons: Iran is poised to begin producing nuclear weapons after its uranium program expansion in 2009, even though it has had problems with...
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February 24, 2010 — American Thinker : The Marriage of Terrorism and Nuclear Capability By C. Hart When you think of a nuclear Iran, you probably think of atomic bombs or nuclear-tipped missiles. But few...
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February 18, 2010 — NEW YORK - China, one of the veto-wielding UN Security Council permanent members, does not believe Iran has short-term capability to make nuclear weapons, the International Crisis Group said in a study...
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January 19, 2010 — nuclear threat to Israel and the world: Israeli general Uzi Eilam says Iran is a long way from nuclear bomb A general who was once in charge of Israel’s...
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November 03, 2009 — Holy shit. Daily Finance brings disturbing news to us: On Oct. 28, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission cited Walmart (WMT) for improperly disposing of nuclear material . The items in question were exit signs that...
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April 09, 2010 — From Spengler: Obama wants to remove Israel’s nuclear capability while permitting Iran to acquire one. He told George Stephanopolous April 9 that the sanctions may fail to change Iranian behavior, just as...
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3 hours ago — CIA's report on Iraq's WMD program assessed that Saddam would not give CB weapons to terrorists; and 3) the real fear expressed by Bush administration officials was that Saddam was seeking a nuclear weapons...