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I wonder what democrats will do to try and protect them? :whistle:

I wonder what democrats will do to try and protect themselves?

Fixed it...
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Even if it isn't the truth, it would entice enemies to take advantage of a believed shortage, and engage in conflict. His statements are eliminating the deterrent of having a full inventory.

Time for him to put a sock in it.
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WWW Energy Gov

The safe removal of all enriched uranium from Venezuela sends another signal to the world of a restored and renewed Venezuela. Thanks to President Trump’s decisive leadership, the teams finished in months what would have normally taken years.

Urgent Operation Demonstrated Unique Nonproliferation Capabilities and Close Cooperation with International Partners

In a win for America, Venezuela, and the world, the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA), working with partners, completed the removal of all remaining enriched uranium from a legacy research reactor in Venezuela.

“The safe removal of all enriched uranium from Venezuela sends another signal to the world of a restored and renewed Venezuela,” said Brandon Williams, NNSA Administrator. “Thanks to President Trump’s decisive leadership, the dedicated teams on the ground completed in months what would have normally taken years.”

President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio’s three-phase plan for Venezuela fast-tracked the retirement of this nuclear risk, marking another historic milestone for DOE. Following DOE Secretary Wright’s visit to Venezuela in February, in a matter of weeks, NNSA’s Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation (DNN) worked with Department of State personnel in Washington and Caracas alongside experts from the United Kingdom, the Venezuelan Ministry of Science and Technology, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to prepare for a site assessment to inform removal planning.

More: https://www.energy.gov/nnsa/articles/nnsa-removes-highly-enriched-uranium-venezuela-reducing-risk-south-america-and-us
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 Excerpt from the article:

Senator Mark Kelly just did something that would get any normal person in serious trouble — he went on national television and spilled details from a classified Pentagon briefing about America’s depleted munitions stockpiles.

On CBS’s Face the Nation, Kelly told host Margaret Brennan that after receiving a detailed classified briefing on the impact of U.S. strikes against Iran, he was “shocked” by how deeply we’ve dipped into our weapons reserves. He specifically named Tomahawk missiles, ATACMS, SM-3s, THAAD rounds, and Patriot interceptors, claiming it will take “years” to replenish them and that this makes America less safe in a potential conflict with China.



Lock the traitor up and send him to GITMO.

He just let our enemies worldwide know that our stockpiles are low, that is, if that's the truth, but it really doesn't matter if it's true or not if it was classified then he needs to be held accountable.

https://www.rightjournalism.com/reckless-mark-kelly-leaks-classified-munitions-information-on-national-television-hegseths-fiery-takedown-goes-viral-video/
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World News / Re: Live Thread: War With Iran Continues #4
« Last post by BobfromWB on Today at 07:42:04 am »
I realize that but Nuclear is Nuclear. Either they have enough for 11 or enough for 200, big difference between 11 and 200.

The difference is between the TYPES of nuclear weapon materials. The 11 are made using uranium, the other 200 are made using plutonium. So they have, in total, 211 potential nuclear weapons.

The 11 are easy to make compared to the 200 plutonium weapons, which require testing, unless given help from North Korea, Pakistan, China, or Russia.
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World News / Re: Live Thread: War With Iran Continues #4
« Last post by BobfromWB on Today at 07:36:03 am »
What the hell are you waiting for?

47 is waiting for the Chinese visit to be over, then for the mid-terms. If the GOP wins and wins big, then, if 47 is still interested and not totally bored with the whole Iran thing, then maybe, if there are enough munitions to finish to bombing campaign, Epic Fury could resume. But mostly likely, there will be another round of pointless "negations". The Mad Mullahs survive, therefore, they win again.

As for the Straits being opened and the uranium and plutonium extracted, don't hold your breath. Both require either the 12ers are overthrown by the Iranian people or US/Israeli troops on the ground to ensure both are accomplished. Chances of either happening are near Zero to None. The Mad Mullahs survive, therefore, they win again.

By the tine the "negotiations" are done, 47 will be almost out of office, and the can kicked down the road until the Iranians have working nukes and use them. At that point, "serious negotiations"will commence ... The Mad Mullahs survive or become martyrs, therefore, they win again.

No Western power has the political will to take them out. In fact since WWII ended, Western powers have suffered a deficit of political will to do more than perpetuate their own helplessness in the face of hard decisions; there is always some excuse or other.

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I never understood unaliving yourself, but why take the chance on hurting or k1lling someone else?
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Pookie's Toons / Re: Today's Toons 5/11/26
« Last post by Jimino on Today at 07:27:32 am »
 tipping hat!! Ciao Pookie, thanks for the toons!
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World News / Re: Live Thread: War With Iran Continues #4
« Last post by verga on Today at 07:24:30 am »
 pointing-down
I'm still at "anything short of complete removal of the Mullah regime is total failure".
pointing-up
Anything less will just be a continuation of the same tired "kill America, Death to Americans" Game.
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World News / Re: Live Thread: War With Iran Continues #4
« Last post by verga on Today at 07:20:55 am »
The 11 were uranium bombs, these are plutonium bombs.
I realize that but Nuclear is Nuclear. Either they have enough for 11 or enough for 200, big difference between 11 and 200.
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