A completely unsuspicious hidden purchase.
A completely unsuspicious hidden purchase.
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A completely unsuspicious hidden purchase.
Remember when Obama got them to abandon their nuclear programs and then Trump fucked it up?
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
When did it become 2003 again? And why is it one letter off from the way I remember it?
are you saying america is about to invade Iran, then three months later declare "mission accomplished", then have a military presence there for 20 years while they set up a new government which is just as corrupt as the previous one?
I'm saying 'Ira[x] bought a bunch of uranium from Niger' sounds awfully familiar.
I think that's being optimistic, after Iraq no one is going to trust the US enough to not instantly screw over the opposition just as hard as the government they're over throwing.
The only reason Bush had the opportunity to declare mission accomplished is because the majority of the Iraqi military gave up before/during the invasion because we cut deals with the Baathist, and then immediately turned on them.
When Bremer made being part of the Baathist party illegal, he basically outlawed anyone with a college degree in the country from joining the new government, and instantly turned the people who betrayed sadam in Iraqi army into a militant.
Maybe they could just not arm IS this time
Is it like when you concentrate orange juice by removing the water?
What they bought was yellowcake, which is uranium ore with most of the non-uranium stuff removed, so... yeah, basically.
This is distinct from enrichment, which is when you turn one isotope of uranium into another one which does fission better
Nah they just gave it a lot of Ritalin.
I cast "Stuxnet" at Level 10
Oh man, breeder reactors! Only 90s kids will remember.
Guess it’s time for some more Olympic Games