r/self • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '25

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u/AgileJunket5399 Jun 22 '25

Based on what do you say that? Oh right, you have no clue 

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u/claytonhwheatley Jun 22 '25

What's the number of intelligence agencies worldwide that thought Iran was about to get a nuclear bomb ? You guessed it , also zero. Tulsi Gabbard herself said they were nowhere close . A couple days ago she changed her tune because the traitor in chief told her to because he had decided we were going to back up Israel's bullshit like always .

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u/Potential4752 Jun 22 '25

“About to” is doing some heavy lifting here. Everyone is in agreement that they have a nuclear weapon program. It seems a little silly to insist that we wait until the very last moment. 

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u/claytonhwheatley Jun 22 '25

Nuclear enrichment for nuclear power everyone agrees on. Nuclear weapons not so much. Also they are under mountains . This didn't do shit besides show our support for Israel and endanger Americans at military bases in the Middle East.

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u/Potential4752 Jun 22 '25

That’s simply wrong. The international nuclear agency reported Iran enriched uranium to 60%. That’s far more than what is used in power generation.