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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
Let me put it this way, instead: The likelihood that our intelligence services (or Israel's, or anyone else's*) knows where the key installations are, with sufficient accuracy to allow for precision bombing that will significantly hinder or delay Iran's nuclear development without requiring the commitment of ground forces or a massive bombing campaign, strikes me as extremely exceedingly small.
Iran is not conducting this research in the open. This is a closed society and an issue of the utmost secrecy -- one likely to be buried in deep and remote bunkers.
OTOH, we knew where Saddam's WMD were and they didn't even exist, so I could be wrong.
*except for maybe Iran's, but they probably aren't talking to us.
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I agree with this 100%. There is no way we should even expect our intelligence services to know where they are. They would have to be telepathic and omnicient to have this type of information.
