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No matte what happens,
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Iran joining the nuclear club
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Unfortunately, thisisnotathens, it is very likely that Iran will become a nuclear power if it wants to, and there is very little the US can do about that. Check out the name AQ Khan, a man who orchestrated an entire nuclear black market. Also, with the DOE's recent Global Nuclear Energy Partnership inititiave, the US is actually making it easier for rogue states to get ahold of enough nuclear matter to make a bomb. Look up Edwin Lyman with the Union of Concerned Scientists for more information on how there is really nothing we can do to prevent this catastrophe except for not abetting it.
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