OT Israel Kills Dozens at Gaza Border as U.S. Embassy Opens in Jerusalem

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  1. tlongII

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    1. Iran was not complying with the deal. That is a fact.

    2. When did North Korea shoot a nuke over Japan? I must have missed that.
     
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    barfo triggered obsessive commie pinko boomer maniac Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Is it a fact? The inspectors say otherwise. The Trump administration (sans Trump) says otherwise. The other parties to the deal say otherwise.

    So where are you getting your fact?

    They did not shoot a nuke over Japan. They did shoot nuke-capable missiles over Japan.

    barfo
     
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    Do you know what the role of the IAEA is? Do you know that the head of the IAEA is quoted in the article?
     
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    Here is the original article that The Tower spun their bullshit from. You should read that. Always go to the original source of the story instead of some PR firm with an agenda.

    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ed-section-of-iran-nuclear-deal-idUSKCN1C12AN

    The Tower:

    IAEA Chief: We Are Now Unable to Verify Iran is Implementing Nuclear Deal

    Original Reuters article:

    IAEA chief calls for clarity on disputed section of Iran nuclear deal

    (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog’s chief urged major powers on Tuesday to clarify a part of their nuclear deal with Iran dealing with technology that could be used to develop an atom bomb, an area Russia said the agency should leave alone.

    The 2015 pact between six major powers and Iran restricts its nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of sanctions against the Islamic Republic. Compliance with those curbs is being verified by the International Atomic Energy Agency.


    ...

    That section bans “activities which could contribute to the development of a nuclear explosive device”. It lists examples such as using computer models that simulate a nuclear bomb, or designing multi-point, explosive detonation systems.

    Unlike many other parts of the deal, the provision, known as Section T, makes no mention of the IAEA or specifics of how it will be verified. Russia says that means the IAEA has no authority over it. Western powers and the agency disagree.


    “Our tools are limited,” Amano told Reuters when asked if his agency had the means to verify Section T.

    “In other sections, for example, Iran has committed to submit declarations, place their activities under safeguards or ensure access by us. But in Section T I don’t see any (such commitment).”


     
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    Amano repeated, however, that Iran was implementing its nuclear commitments under the deal. He said complementary access - often consisting of short-notice inspections carried out under the IAEA Additional Protocol, which Iran is implementing under the accord - was going smoothly.
     
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    Eh...I changed my mind. After further review I believe Trump should not have pulled out of the deal. However, I still think the agreement is deeply flawed and that concessions were granted to Iran in secret. It's better than nothing though.

    I have no opinion on whether Hebrews are entitled to the land there which is apparently what Sly is asking.
     
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    Dogs are entitled to the land, we were here first.
     
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    nah...dogs landed on earth via asteroid and have all been seriously concussed since...on their original planet they wouldn't think of following people around
     
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    There's a thread based upon the new anti-Iran war fever propaganda. All S2 posters sucked up to it except me.

    http://www.sportstwo.com/posts/4451634/
     
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    jlprk The ESPN mod is insane.

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    Orbital mechanics require a path toward the East (to add the Earth's 1000 mph rotation speed instead of subtracting it). The standard path flies over the point on Earth opposite from the launch site (i.e. at exactly 1/2 of the orbit). Thus it crosses the Equator 1/4 and 3/4 into the orbit.

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    If the trajectory doesn't follow this path, the rocket must waste a lot of fuel adjusting for the bad flight path, and thus the payload capacity is decreased.

    Here are the ridiculous lengths to which Korea must go, to avoid overflying Japan. Very inefficient. My point is, when N. Korea overflies Japan, the intent is not aggressive, the intent is efficiency.

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    PDXFonz I’m listening

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    You need @Jesus Christ Son of God


    Also wtf, why was Jesus banned?

    No wonder this place has gone to hell.
     
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    No surprise here.
     
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    Jesus was banned for our sins.
     
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    Your article spends several paragraphs saying the same thing The Tower said in one sentence.
     
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