Well, two out of three isn't bad.
When did Israel attack Iran??????
Iran attacks Israel almost daily through its proxy armies.....those of Hezbollah, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad........all armed and financially supported by Iran.
Just so I am clear on something. What would an attack on Iran look like? Running countless articles in the Media would seem to put Israel far in the lead in numbers if public media is included. If they are offering training and funds and supplies to 'rebels' in northern Iraq to cause disturbances inside Iran that is waging war already. Do you actually deny that Israel does have proxies that are there to cause instability to the ones on Israel's 'list'? It is longer than the ones you mention BTW.
Once there are fuel rods on site (and verified) does that mean Iran has the right to add enough defenses to 'assure' an attack, that would release radiation, is repelled? The only thing an operating facility (21 century upgrades included) is going to do is lessen their need to import gasoline and it releases more product for export. Those are not aspirations to be frowned on in this day and age. By being just defensive Iran has extra billions to send down the ladder so that even in the far corners of the land they can be as up-to-date as somebody deep inside a modern city. Having a thriving democracy would showboat that huge amounts are not needed for the war machines. In all the money we have spent on air defense since WWII we have not hat to shoot one 'round' off in real anger. Everything spent is basically piss down the drain when every red cent could have been spent on something that was of some tangible use. A few creators in the muskeg is hardly a legacy that must be close to a trillion over that 60 year period with just the 'offensive' machinery. Smaller arms for a strong defense.
Canada, the US and Israel should offer no opinion on how Iran wants to
supply it's military. I don't hear Canada accepting input from Iran on whether we should do the upgrades that are coming. The upgrades are to keep up with the fire and control upgrades that turn the fighter over to a central command in the times of a 'heated battle' anyway, Something our primitive F/A-18's cannot be updated to do and so they will be made scrap or sold to another nation for pennies on the dollar. I hear Columbia is looking for some fast long-distance so we should gift them to Venezuela creating a demand in Columbia and that would create factory jobs in the US, which they need.
