7 Responses to “Yahoo News Netanyahu says Iran could produce 90% uranium ‘in weeks’ Yahoo News – ‎1 hour ago‎ Jerusalem (AFP) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Iran is capable of converting low-grade uranium to weapons-grade within weeks.”

1. James Smith
   October 27th, 2013 @ 11:58 am

   Israeli Prime Minister benjamin netanyahu, likes that Iranian land full of oil, yes indeed? It will also give him a little elbow room to push them out and move right in after the slaughter, correct? The nukes would be detonated 3 to 4 miles from the ground as so they won’t forever radiate and contaminate the ground. These same foreigners planned and executed the 9/11 fiasco to bring to fruition what American’s are now witnessing.

2. Smith
   October 27th, 2013 @ 2:22 pm

   My prediction:

   Iran will get nukes.

   Many people will die.

   And people who could have stopped Iran will be like “Don’t look at me, I tried to convince them not to do it…”

   Meanwhile, as long as deceit & hate exist in the world, countries like Iran will use that to their advantage to move on ahead with dangerous intentions.

   Wasn’t there some stupid politician who wanted to appease hitler? What’s happening now reminds me of what happened back then.

   Some people can be appeased, however some can’t. Iran can’t. They hate us. Appeasing people who hate us that are going for nuclear technology is NOT the way to go!

3. Bud
   October 27th, 2013 @ 5:07 pm

   Unit # 4 about to explode!https://revolutionradio.org/?p=60191

4. Scuby
   October 29th, 2013 @ 2:15 am

   Netanyahu is a war monger. Don’t let him start another war. He is a child of Rothshield and they make money by starting wars. Don’t let your son or daughter get killed by being dragged into a war by this war monger. Israel has nukes, Korea has nukes, China has nukes, U.S has nukes, Britian has nukes,
   France has nukes, Russia has nukes, Pakistan has nukes, India has nukes and if Iran ever achieved nukes they would never use them as it would be the end of Iran. So stop predicating war.

5. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   October 29th, 2013 @ 5:29 am

   Netanyahu is not a son of Rothschild, his father was a professor, right here in the US. He was born and raised in the US, went to MIT.
   The difference between Iran and other countries is in that Iran openly threatened other countries including the U.S. Rouhani’s predecessor threatened to wipe countries off the face of the Earth, which includes Israel and U.S.
   I do not believe that Netanyahu wants war. Every world leader knows that war can always backfire. From what I understand he is saying that sanctions should be kept in place.
   I believe that sanctions should be used as a first deterrent. There is a concern that recent loosening of sanctions, announced by Obama administration, will embolden Iran.

6. Authenticator
   October 29th, 2013 @ 6:15 am

   The nukes-scale balancing doesn’t work. 911 terrorists (who were NOT grounded by quick U.S. Federal Aviation Administration interference that foiled a larger catastrophe) had airplanes full of passengers and fuel, invoking Allah, blowing up buildings as they flew into them. The event was completely pre-meditated and designed. This is a religious ideology and has nothing to do with sense, logic and a fully stocked, defensive, Iranian military closet. Furthermore, Iran’s democracy seekers a few years ago, were mowed down, imprisoned, tortured and suppressed under the watchful eye of the U.S. President (and lame Congress). Later, the same–with the help of U.S. defense contractors–ushered “democracy” into Egypt, overthrew Libya and armed rebels in Syria. Imagine though how Iran, at a minimum, might treat perceived enemies by seeing how they had treated their own countrymen seeking free elections…and have threatened to remove Israel from the map.

7. Change Iran Now
   October 29th, 2013 @ 12:59 pm

   The international community has made it clear that Iran must cease all nuclear enrichment; remove its stockpiles of enriched uranium; dismantle its underground facilities; and, stop all work on its plutonium-producing heavy water reactor. Rather than complying, Rouhani is providing diplomatic cover. Since the June election, Iran has installed thousands of new centrifuges and just last month, the new president declared that Iran will not give up “one iota” of its nuclear rights. One has to wonder why Iran needs nuclear civilian energy when it has enough oil and gas to last for generations. Allowing Iran to acquire nuclear weapons will alter the balance of power in the Middle East. What matters now is if the West can force Iran to give up their nuclear ambitions with concrete action and not simply talk. I am highly doubtful though since Iran saw how North Korea fooled the world about its nuclear ambitions (and got away with it). And Iran’s just repeating what works

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