Comments by "Tony Wilson" (@tonywilson4713) on "Top Iranian Nuclear Scientist Murdered By Israel And/ Or US" video.

  1. "wouldn't mind" is just a slight understatement, kind of like calling a nuclear weapon a good alternative for New Years Eve fireworks. He is a tempestuous child who is taking the word "NO" badly and its quite possibly the first time in his adult life he has been told NO.
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  2. TO ALL - IRAN ABSOLUTELY HAD A WEAPONS PROGRAM. I am an engineer and we have known what they were doing for over 15 years. Back circa 2006 I was working in the Australian mining industry doing a project at the ERA Ranger Uranium Mine. Before we started we all had to go through the ANSTO (Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation) Induction. That includes a basic run down of the entire process from Uranium in the ground to spent fuel back in the ground. At the time we did that course the Iran situation was in full swing and during one Q&A part the instructor was asked what about what the Iranians were up to. FYI - I am a control system engineer and I do a lot with motor control so I understood part of this better than average. And its the specifics about the motors that gave the Iranian program away for what it actually was. Yes it was heavily damaged by the Stuxnet Virus attack which we think the Israeli's did, but that was mechanical damage that could be repaired. The motors are important because they are critical to the process that is used to purify Uranium-235. Its done using gas centrifuges and they need high speed motors called spindle motors. They're called spindle motors because they are most often used in the spindles of CNC machines. There is nothing secretive or super special because companies like Fanuc, Hermele, DMG Mori, Haas and Okuma buy them all the time. Every CNC machining center or lathe has at least 1. But Its very unusual if the Iranians buy any let alone truckloads (plural) because they don't have the industry that needs them. Its how we know the Iranians had 55,000 gas centrifuges and its that number of gas centrifuges that cannot be argued with. If it was an energy program where they don't need highly pure Uranium-235 they could have done that with less than 10,000 gas centrifuges. For the military grade fuel used in aircraft carriers and submarines you need a higher grade and that requires around 20,000 gas centrifuges. But for weapons grade Uranium-235 you need upwards of 40,000 gas centrifuges. So without any doubt a program with 55,000 gas centrifuges is a weapons program and we have known that clearly for over 15 years. The Iranians can claim whatever they like but for anybody who understands or has had even basic training in the Nuclear industry it is undeniable that the Iranians HAD a weapons program. I say had because we know the Stuxnet virus damaged it and Obama's treaty stopped it from redeveloping. Where that program is following Trump tearing up that treaty is anybody's guess. Taking out 1 guy won't make any difference either.
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