mangekyo
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They are not going to survive a decade of sanctions and American hostility. Maybe not even a year.Lol just pay the South Asians some good money and they will develop you the bomb in a decade or less.
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They are not going to survive a decade of sanctions and American hostility. Maybe not even a year.Lol just pay the South Asians some good money and they will develop you the bomb in a decade or less.
The downside of larping like your planning 1000 years ahead is that usually your enemy doesn't wait that long.Yep, our leaders are too passive and want to play as the hero to salvage the world economy.
Agreed to disagree on that one. Behind the scenes I have little doubt that they would develop them. Might take them a while but they're not just going to sit there while their neighbor goes nuclear.Thats just pure fantasy. They have no industrial base, no capable scientists. Even worse, the entire country is monitored by the US who they pay protection money to. They would get sanctioned to oblivion and destroyed before they could even think about a nuke.
The downside of larping like your planning 1000 years ahead is that usually your enemy doesn't wait that long.
And do what? It's not like the technology is hard to acquire. Any US billionaire can set up his own facilities to build nukes. The technology is pretty old and with enough money, you can absolutely acquire it. The question is, what will be the US response to that? Will it allow Saudi Arabia to have enrichment halls and import sensitive dual-use technologies to build and maintain a nuclear weapons program?If that was the case, I'm sure they would get help from "someone" or someone's.
Some other countries will not lift a finger if they think the US will treat them the same way it has treated Iran. So, again, it's pretty much up to the US and Israel to let Saudi Arabia go nuclear or not.Iran going full nuclear isn't in a vacuum. Some other countries might not have a choice but to try to go nuclear. Let's be realistic here
And do what? It's not like the technology is hard to acquire. Any US billionaire can set up his own facilities to build nukes. The technology is pretty old and with enough money, you can absolutely acquire it. The question is, what will be the US response to that? Will it allow Saudi Arabia to have enrichment halls and import sensitive dual-use technologies to build and maintain a nuclear weapons program?
If the US is OK with Saudi Arabia going nuclear, then yes, the Saudis will be able to do that in a short time.
Some other countries will not lift a finger if they think the US will treat them the same way it has treated Iran. So, again, it's pretty much up to the US and Israel to let Saudi Arabia go nuclear or not.
Damn if musk wanted to develop a device that could take out the world I’m fairly sure he has enough people who could come up with somethingAnd do what? It's not like the technology is hard to acquire. Any US billionaire can set up his own facilities to build nukes. The technology is pretty old and with enough money, you can absolutely acquire it. The question is, what will be the US response to that? Will it allow Saudi Arabia to have enrichment halls and import sensitive dual-use technologies to build and maintain a nuclear weapons program?
If the US is OK with Saudi Arabia going nuclear, then yes, the Saudis will be able to do that in a short time.
Some other countries will not lift a finger if they think the US will treat them the same way it has treated Iran. So, again, it's pretty much up to the US and Israel to let Saudi Arabia go nuclear or not.
What? ask for Pakistan to give them nukes?Mind you, I'm not an expert in Middle Eastern affairs, but at the very least Saudi Arabia would probably go nuclear.
You actually think that once Iran goes full nuclear that Saudi Arabia who is basically next door will do nothing?
It's a matter of trust. Israelis are paranoid and I doubt they would ever allow such a thing to happen. Unless it is absolutely under their control and Saudi Arabia is barely a launchpad for their future nuclear Armageddon, which is a possibility that countries like Iran and Turkey should carefully consider.As for Israel and your comment about that, as strange as it seems, they wmight want Saudi Arabia to go nuclear because inadvertently helps them.
Not even Musk, but any billionaire with enough money to spare. The only thing stopping people from doing that is state intelligence, strict control over acquiring fissile material even in form of natural uranium and prohibitive laws. Besides that, the technology itself is not that complicated.Damn if musk wanted to develop a device that could take out the world I’m fairly sure he has enough people who could come up with something
And do what? It's not like the technology is hard to acquire. Any US billionaire can set up his own facilities to build nukes. The technology is pretty old and with enough money, you can absolutely acquire it. The question is, what will be the US response to that? Will it allow Saudi Arabia to have enrichment halls and import sensitive dual-use technologies to build and maintain a nuclear weapons program?
If the US is OK with Saudi Arabia going nuclear, then yes, the Saudis will be able to do that in a short time. Unfortunately, all evidence is there that Trump is OK with the Saudis acquiring nuclear weapons. So, if Israel does not intervene and does not stop that from happening, Saudi Arabia will be a nuclear state pretty soon. They also have Chinese help to create a strategic missile force to deliver those nuclear warheads.
Some other countries will not lift a finger if they think the US will treat them the same way it has treated Iran. So, again, it's pretty much up to the US and Israel to let Saudi Arabia go nuclear or not.
Iran's biggest blunder since 2003, where MEK exposed our nuclear enrichment program, was that Iran missed the opportunity that Biden provided us for going nuclear. Instead, the idiotic Ayatollahs chose to mock Biden on TV and made fun of him and did nothing but continued with their "strategic patience". Dude was God's gift to us exactly at the time we needed it.From Trump 1.0 to Biden era, it was Iran's perfect opportunity to go nuclear.
That's my point. Iran never dared to go all suicidal and hit the targets it had to hit.
Iran's biggest blunder since 2003, where MEK exposed our nuclear enrichment program,
was that Iran missed the opportunity that Biden provided us for going nuclear.
The only way Saudis can develop a nuke is with American blessing. To think that Saudis are going to develop them on their own if Iran does it is crazy. Iran developing a nuke is not going to trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. This is Israeli propaganda. No middle eastern country has the independence or balls to go through what Iran did. They wouldn’t survive 10% of the American sanctions, UNSC sanctions or the hostility we received. Especially not the Saudis who are 100% dependent on the global financial markets and American protection.It's a matter of trust. Israelis are paranoid and I doubt they would ever allow such a thing to happen. Unless it is absolutely under their control and Saudi Arabia is barely a launchpad for their future nuclear Armageddon, which is a possibility that countries like Iran and Turkey should carefully consider.
Not even Musk, but any billionaire with enough money to spare. The only thing stopping people from doing that is state intelligence, strict control over acquiring fissile material even in form of natural uranium and prohibitive laws. Besides that, the technology itself is not that complicated.
Iran's biggest blunder since 2003, where MEK exposed our nuclear enrichment program, was that Iran missed the opportunity that Biden provided us for going nuclear. Instead, the idiotic Ayatollahs chose to mock Biden on TV and made fun of him and did nothing but continued with their "strategic patience". Dude was God's gift to us exactly at the time we needed it.
had Trump won the presidential election in 2020, all of this shit would've started 4 years ago.