Ahmadinejad is preparing another Holocaust

[Jag]

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/787766.html

Last update - 10:11 14/11/2006

Netanyahu: It's 1938 and Iran is Germany; Ahmadinejad is preparing another Holocaust

By Peter Hirschberg, Haaretz Correspondent

LOS ANGELES - Drawing a direct analogy between Iran and Nazi Germany, Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu asserted Monday that the Iranian nuclear program posed a threat not only to Israel, but to the entire western world. There was "still time," however, to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons, he said. "It's 1938 and Iran is Germany. And Iran is racing to arm itself with atomic bombs," Netanyahu told delegates to the annual United Jewish Communities General Assembly, repeating the line several times, like a chorus, during his address. "Believe him and stop him," the opposition leader said of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. "This is what we must do. Everything else pales before this." While the Iranian president "denies the Holocaust," Netanyahu said, "he is preparing another Holocaust for the Jewish state." Speaking on Army Radio on Tuesday, Netanyahu hinted that Israel possesses the military capabilities necessary for curbing by itself the Iranian nuclear threat, declining to specify what these entail. The Likud chairman said "I don't want to analyze the capability required to eliminate [the Iranian] threat, but this capability exists," when told by host Razi Barkai that Israel lacks the ability to eliminate Tehran's nuclear program by military means. "This capability is eroded over time, and if we wait years then obviously this capability would not exist anymore ... but right now I disagree with the claim that nothing can be done against Iran," he added. When asked if Bush could afford embarking on another "military adventure" after Iraq, Netanyahu said acting on the Iranian nuclear program would not be adventurous but necessary. "... Israel would certainly be the first stop on Iran's tour of destruction, but at the planned production rate of 25 nuclear bombs a year ... [the arsenal] will be directed against 'the big Satan,' the U.S., and the 'moderate Satan,' Europe," Netanyahu said. "Iran is developing ballistic missiles that would reach America, and now they prepare missiles with an adequate range to cover the whole of Europe," he added. "No one cared" Criticizing the international community in his GA speech for not acting more forcefully in trying to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power - "No one cared then and no one seems to care now," he said, again drawing on the Nazi parallel - Netanyahu warned that Tehran's nuclear and missile program "goes way beyond the destruction of Israel - it is directed to achieve world-wide range. It's a global program in the service of a mad ideology." Large sections of the international community, he said, also misunderstood the nature of radical Islam and its role in the Mideast conflict. "What happens in Iran affects what happens in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, not the other way round," he said. Netanyahu said he believed that Iran could still be stopped from acquiring nuclear weapons. "There is still time. All ways must be considered. We can't let this thing happen," he said, but did not outline specific measures he thought should be taken. Referring to Israel's preemptive strike in the 1967 War, he did say that stopping Iran required "preemptive leadership. Preemption requires will and vision." "Noone will defend the Jews if the Jews don't defend themselves," he said to loud applause. "Iran's nuclear ambitions have to be stopped." Jag

[American Patriot]

I'd like to add a little something to this thread...

If anyone for one stupid moment of thought, THINKS that Iran is using it's "nuclear enrichment program" for "peaceful power purposes", using centrifuges, think again.

Follow this article first, and then I will try to post a little something if I can find it to help the idiots who belief that BS.

Iran plans to build 60,000 enrichment centrifuges
ria novosti ^ | 11/14/06 | na

Edited on 11/14/2006 10:01:45 AM MST by Admin Moderator. [history]

TEHRAN, November 14 (RIA Novosti) - Iran is planning to create 60,000 uranium enrichment centrifuges, the Iranian president said Tuesday.


Iran has been at the center of an international dispute over its nuclear ambitions. Some countries suspect the Islamic republic is pursuing nuclear weapons, but Tehran has consistently denied the claims, saying it needs nuclear energy for civilian purposes.


"We are striving to acquire nuclear fuel, so we need to put into operation 60,000 centrifuges," Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said.


Washington has been pushing for tough international sanctions against Iran for its refusal to halt nuclear enrichment activities, but Iran insists it only wants nuclear-generated electricity.


"It is necessary to continue our effort to create nuclear fuel to meet the needs of at least one power plant," he told a news conference.

[American Patriot]

Now if you want to be an informed observer to all of this, then I suggest you read the following links:

(Note, check this often as I will be adding several as I have time).

http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Usa/Med/Med.html

http://www.childrenofthemanhattanpro...ORY/H-04b3.htm

http://www.uvamagazine.org/site/c.es...enkov_Blue.htm (Doa page search for the word "centrifuge" please)

Just so you know...

The first process to obtain enough material for the first atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima was obtained with a very large, very eloborated array of extremely strong magnets manufactured with SILVER wire. This was because there wasnt enough copper available so they BORROWED silver from the Federal reserve supplies of silver... on the order of 40-50 tons of silver to produce enough wire to make the giant magnetic assemblies.

The second bomb that was dropped, on Nagasaki was produced using a different system... called a "centrifuge array" using thouands of centrifuges to separate the plutonium.

Later they used the devices to make enough U-235 for atomic bombs and still later enough to produce Pu-239.

Basically, the ONLY things that such devices are used for are producing the highly enriched material - FISSIONABLE MATERIAL used in making BOMBS.

Any other form of radioactive uranium or plutonium is sufficient to create a stable nuclear reactor that can be controlled using graphic rods to heat water to steam, which in turn is used to turn turbines for electrical energy.

It is complicated, but not THAT complicated.


Anyone who is using centrifuges is using it specifically for the sole purpose of obtaining FISSIONABLE MATERIAL in large enough quantities to make nuclear bombs.

Iran must be stopped.

Period.

[American Patriot]

IAEA: Unexplained Plutonium, Enriched Uranium Traces Found in Iran

Tuesday, November 14, 2006


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,229360,00.html



AP

Satellite image of Iran's Natanz nuclear compound.



VIENNA, Austria — Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency have found unexplained plutonium and enriched uranium traces in a nuclear waste facility in Iran and have asked Tehran for an explanation, an IAEA report said Tuesday.

The report, prepared for next week's meeting of the 35-nation IAEA, also faulted Tehran for not cooperating with the agency's attempts to investigate suspicious aspects of Iran's nuclear program that have lead to fears it might be interested in developing nuclear arms.


The four-page report made available to The Associated Press also confirmed that Iran has continued uranium enrichment experiments in defiance of the U.N. Security Council.


Click here to go to FOXNews.com's Iran Center.
Since revelations more than three years ago of a covert uranium enrichment program, Iran has moved to develop its capabilities, activating two small experimental enrichment plants and enriching small amounts of uranium to nuclear fuel level.


Although that is far short of the weapons grade uranium that could be used for nuclear warheads, international concerns about Tehran's ultimate intentions led the Security Council to set an Aug. 31 deadline for an enrichment moratorium — which Tehran has ignored. Officials have said they plan to have 3,000 centrifuges operating by next year — enough to make enough material for several nuclear weapons a year.


Suspicions also are focused on Tehran's construction of a heavy water reactor that — when completed in the next decade — will produce plutonium waste, another pathway to nuclear weapons.

Diplomats from nations on the IAEA board say the U.S. is lobbying for denial of Iran's request for help on its Arak research reactor, where Iran says it wants to produce radio isotopes for diagnosing and treating cancer.

Seven diplomats, who demanded anonymity in exchange for discussing confidential information, told The Associated Press separately Tuesday that they believed that the 35 member nations of the Vienna-based U.N. nuclear watchdog would deny Iran's request when the IAEA meets next week.

But even a total denial of technical aid for Arak, while symbolically important, is expected to do little to slow the eventual completion of the reactor, let alone Iran's nuclear program. When finished — probably early in the next decade — Arak could produce enough plutonium for about two bombs a year.