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Fact: The National Intelligence Estimates of 2007 and 2011 both reaffirmed that no nuclear material is being diverted to military purposes from Iran’s civilian nuclear enrichment facilities. [citation]
Fact: Every IAEA report since Iran began to be monitored is unequivocal in stating that "no diversion of nuclear material (for military purposes) has taken place." [citation] Fact: 4. The US intelligence establishment doubts that Iran has or wants a nuclear weapons program. [citation] Fact: Israeli military intelligence has said Iran has no present nuclear weapons program. [citation] | ||
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Haha, boy -- your list got shorter. I already responded to this shit back when you posted it the first time. I don't care enough to do it again, especially for someone that misunderstands the entire basis of the international concern. The point is that the civilian nuclear program is designed to provide the materials for a nuclear weapons program. Saying they haven't diverted nuclear material to the military yet is worthless. They wouldn't do that. And like I already said, the distinction is insignificant. Their "civilian" nuclear program just moved substantial nuclear material into a military-controlled bunker.
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Haha, I give up. You're right. The IAEA isn't a credible enough source to release a claim in a report without providing evidence. They need to adhere to standard Wikipedia guidelines and provide sources.
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