Where did that 400 kilograms (about 900 pounds) of 60 percent enriched uranium go? If it wasn’t destroyed, then either was the Iranian nuclear program, about which the rest of the world will be almot totally ignorant. From David Haggith at thedailydoom.com:
Nearly everyone says Iran’s enriched uranium is now unaccounted for, but the president says the bomb threat has been obliterated as he heads for a Nobel Prize.
There is a lot of disagreement over President Trump’s claim that the US “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear enrichment program at all three major sites. A leaked US assessment says the US attack only did enough damage to set Iran’s program back about two years, leaving the deeply buried parts unharmed and taking out only the tunnels. Trump is enraged over the “false” government report.
He notes—rightly so—that the report, itself, says it is too early to be considered highly reliable. I’d say the same thing of the report that I did of Trump’s initial and typical boasting about “total obliteration”—that it is too early to be considered reliable. Trump tries to create his own truth by speaking it into being, but this report cannot be much better than that.
As some key military officials already said, it’s going to take awhile to literally dig down into the evidence to know, and we may not ever have the opportunity to do that. Only so much can be discovered from the air and by satellite about damage so far beneath rock and layers of reinforced concrete with any clarity.
The Peace President
However, the president has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize because of how quickly he supposedly terminated the concern about Iran’s nuclear developments. At the same time, the peace president announced today that he is considering renaming the entire US Department of Defense back to its old name, “the War Department” because, he now says, “We feel like warriors!”
They (Iran) won’t fall for the IAEA and diplomacy kabuki again?
We aren’t out of the False Flag woods yet so don’t spike the ball.