ShapurII
Trusted Member
We can say all that we want, we know quite well that the regime will never listen to what people want or what Iranians say.All good points....but we all know fighting the US is a fool's errand. We have to avoid that. Again at this point I don't think it matters....the nuclear facilities will have to be
rebooted in a smaller capacity.
The uranium needs to recovered and move to a military location. **** the IAEA..and anything to do with international organs. We now know they're fully compromised.
Second, a smaller enrichment facility needs to be built...with advanced centrifuges.
Third, enrich to 90% and go all out. If news leaks out, we can blame it on the Israeli aggression, and being attacked during the negotiations.. we can use the line: Iran has a right to defend itself... beautifully ironic.
Third, test the device underground...they will know it's not an earthquake but let IRB say it was...deny..deny..deny. they will know but the seeds of doubt will keep the world guessing.
After that detonation, they need to have a delivery system to be taken seriously....they need to develop one on a separate track.
The Rubicon has been crossed. It was crossed by Israel and Trump. Let's roll this scenario up and hang it around their neck. Everything that they didn't want to happen, they made happen.
When people in Tehran, and a few other cities like Isfahan, protested in 2008 about Ahmadinejad's nuclear policies, more than 3 million people were in the streets in Tehran after the election results, people were brutally suppressed. 7 years later, the regime signed a humiliating deal called the JCPOA, and the conservative-controlled parliament of the time passed it in 20 minutes.
Now, more than 73% of Iranians have said that they want the country to build nuclear weapons. This is according to Tabnak, a reformist newspaper. So, even 73% of reformists want nukes now. It used to be well below 30% before the JCPOA. Now that nearly everyone wants Iran to go nuclear, the regime insists on not doing that.
The regime is not Iranian. It is clear as day. It always does exactly the opposite of what is good for Iran, or what the Iranian public wants.






