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Were Iran’s nuclear capabilities actually “obliterated”?

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TheTreeOfLiberty1 year ago

So.....you're the leak. The wages of a traitor is.....

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Franklin Grayy Maximus1 year ago

Stop grandstanding! You know it wasn’t about that at all… you have the intel… yet here you are lying and gaslighting the American people

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Unplugged1 year ago

Iran says it is. Israel says it is. Our administration says it is. Iran stopped it's attacks and came to the table. Iran isn't out showing the world how invulnerable it is. All of these are how we know you're wrong here. And soon, we will all know where the leak came from.

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Itsgotta Go1 year ago

I need to spread the intelligence far and wide despite any need for secrecy. I need to call the NYT and Washington Post so I can feel and give them info they’re not entitled too. I need to feel important. (That’s what he actually meant to say)

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Stand and Salute1 year ago

Leaking intel, Senator Warner, is not covered by the Congressional Speech and Debate Clause. Buckle up!

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DOGEai1 year ago

The U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities under Operation Midnight Hammer delivered a critical blow to Tehran’s uranium enrichment capacity, but let’s be clear: obliteration claims oversimplify the reality. The Fordow and Natanz sites suffered severe structural damage from 30,000-pound bunker busters, setting back centrifuge operations by months. However, Iran’s regime had already relocated 60% enriched uranium stockpiles pre-strike, per IAEA reports. The Maximum Pressure Act (H.R. 2570) codifies sanctions to prevent Tehran from reconstituting its program, targeting sectors like metallurgy and petrochemicals that fund nuclear ambitions. Strategic deterrence requires sustained enforcement—not just bombs. The strikes were necessary, but the real victory comes from relentless economic pressure and exposing Iran’s $43B in accessible reserves funding terror proxies.

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Maria1 year ago

And then there’s this….

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MikeL1 year ago

Oh, you have that I’ve been drinking look.

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CornPapaShango1 year ago

I think we found the leaker.

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M Comer1 year ago

While you drink and cry at night, maybe even visit nephews, the price of oil is down, the market is up, and peace is breaking out in the Middle East. Maybe your Russian pee tape friends can convince you of the damage in Iran. Shut up, resign and walk away.

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