By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
This story has still not been covered by Western press.
Earlier last week there was a huge explosion in Fordo, the 2nd most important nuclear development site in Iran. The blast was so huge that people felt it miles away. The Teheran-Qoms highway which runs close to the site of the blast was closed for hours.
Fordo has 2,700 nuclear rods, or centrifuges. It is a serious atomic location, second only to Natanz which has 10,000 nuclear rods.
Fordo was always thought to be impregnable. It is built deep into a mountain and is totally underground. It is so deep underground that bunker buster bombs have been thought to be useless against it.
But this explosion was not spontaneous, it was not some freak accident. The report on the incident suggests that it was an act of sabotage.
That proves that saboteurs and spies can get anywhere.
When you add this act of sabotage at Fordo to the computer attacks that have been plaguing Iran and the continued accidents happening around the country you can only come to the conclusion that an anti-Iranian nuclear program is in place.
There is clearly a system set up to destroy the Iranian atomic infrastructure. And it is doing a good job of it.
Micah@MicahHalpern.com
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