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    Posted: 17-Mar-2006 at 16:52
Most probably Turkey.

Turkey likely to have nukes by next decade due to regional balance of power.Rumours have it that Turkey already got all the informations and blueprints required from Pakistan and several other nations.


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Are you going to nuke us?

I am afraid that there will be major nuclear accidents if Turkey builds the nuclear plants and then proceeds to the development of nuclear weapons.
Remember that Turkey is one of the countries where the earthquakes is not a rare phenomenon!

I hope that the nuclear plants will be built far away from Greece,at least don't build them at the Aegean coasts.If you want to commit suicide,at least do it alone


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i wonder why canada and some of the european countries who doesnt have nuks have them now?

Nukes have been a political hot potato in Canada for years. During the Cold War Canadian Forces deployed several nuclear systems. The Bomarc was a nuke tipped SAM, but the warheads were removed in the mid sixties by the Liberal government. Canada also deployed the Lance missile in Europe but never really armed the missiles. Sandbags were put in place of the tactical atom bomb warheads. I don't think they would have been very effective. The longest deployed nukes were air-dropped depth charges but these were removed from service in the 80s. All these weapons were built by the U.S. and more or less lent to Canada.

Canada (and maybe other European nations too) definitely have the technological capabilities to make nukes. But why have them? Canada will NEVER attack or invade another country. As defence weapons, the nukes are entirely useless. So why stockpile these dangerous and useless things on our soil?

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The first Turkish reactor is planed for Sinope if i remember right, so not too close to the aegean thank god.

not suprised about the pakistani help either, who havent they helped?


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Originally posted by Leonidas

The first Turkish reactor is planed for Sinope if i remember right, so not too close to the aegean thank god.

not suprised about the pakistani help either, who havent they helped?

I guess the money is good.
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There is i think a well-standing alliance between Pakistan and Turkey.I think that Pakistan has also recognised as a sovereign state the turkish-occupied north part of Cyprus.I am not sure though.Their regimes,Pakistan's and Turkey's are quite similar!

Thanks god that it will be far from us.
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if iran have nuke ,we must have nukes

sorry greeks but we must do it

you are a member of eu but we dont.
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If Iran really had a weapons programme, it would have simply withdrawn from teh NPT, quite legally, when India and Pakistan went nuclear.
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Originally posted by Zagros

If Iran really had a weapons programme, it would have simply withdrawn from teh NPT, quite legally, when India and Pakistan went nuclear.

the west doesnt care about that, they want a weak iran, if they could, they would stop iran from making pistols too.

like the iranian negotiator said "just because the US as the strength to bring pain and suffering doesnt mean they are immune to it themselves, if they want it, then let the ball roll."

however, i dont want any iranians or americans to die, i would feel bad both ways...

but still "peaceful nuclear energy is our right!"



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peaceful energy

iran have lot of petrols and gas

come on persian41 everybody knows iran makes nukes

 



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Originally posted by merced12

come on persian41 everybody knows iran makes nukes

makes nukes? wow, i didnt know that we had them, thanks for the info. and if iran does make nukes, i wouldnt mind either, but i prefer peaceful energy and science.
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Originally posted by merced12

peaceful energy

iran have lot of petrols and gas

come on persian41 everybody knows iran makes nukes

 



this is vital  and new intelligence Merced12, i think you should call Mr Bush

Can you guys just aim them at each other
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Originally posted by merced12

peaceful energy

iran have lot of petrols and gas

come on persian41 everybody knows iran makes nukes

Believe it or not, Iran is a net importer of refined fuels.  Iran needs to sell its oil and gas, not burn it.  There were plans for 29 nuclear reactors in Iran in the late 60s, Khomeini scrapped those plans, the plant at Bushehr was a work started pre revolution by a German firm, now the Russians will complete it.
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people think iran has energy. what the west isnt telling you is that iran has to import gasoline.

the prices in iran are the same as the rest of the world, except the gov. subsidises it to lessen the strain on the people.

iran needs to sell all of its gas and oil to survive with all these sanctions and bad relations (damn the mullahs).

 
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Turkey nukes --> Armenia nukes (with obvious Russian help) further
destabilizes the region...
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Armenia nukes (with obvious Russian help) further
destabilizes the region...

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It's the funnist think I ever heard

Armenia can't increase it's $125mln military budget to compite with azerbaijan's $700mln budget this year, and you are saying about armenian nukes

The only way, if russians install their nukes in Armenia, but it's never to happen.

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Shah Ismail I Sefevid - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasti of Iran.

Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar - the founder of the greatest azeri-turk ruler dinasty in Iran.
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personally I dont want Armenia to have a nuke, but if Turkey gets it, they will try too.

Qajar note that I said with Russian help...
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I didn't know that Armenia was in a competition with Turkey, seriously.

I don't think Russians will spend 15 billion dollars just to built a plant in Armenia tho.Russia already has nuclear plants in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan which is not so far away from the region.
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Armenia already has a plant
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I thought it was shutted down after the Soviet Union broke apart since there are no known uranium mines, processing facilities, highly-enriched uranium, or plutonium on the territory of Armenia.
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