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8:55Now PlayingCol. Lawrence Wilkerson — 31-year US Army veteran, former Chief of Staff to Colin Powell — says there is a 60-80% probability that Iran has already operationalized a nuclear weapon. MIT Professor Emeritus Ted Postol agrees. And Wilkerson says he believes the US forced them into it.
This is not conspiracy. This is the assessment of one of the most credible voices in US national security — the man who was in the room when North Korea told Jim Kelly "put your economic package away, we already have 6-12 nuclear weapons."
🔸 MIT's Ted Postol: 60-80% probability Iran has married warhead, fissile material and missile
🔸 The weapon is deep underground — unknown to Mossad, CIA, or any Western intelligence
🔸 North Korea fooled US intelligence completely — Iran learned from that playbook
🔸 Trump confirmed the "you're f***ing crazy" call with Netanyahu — Wilkerson says they despise each other
🔸 Wilkerson: Israel is a strategic liability, not an asset — always has been
🔸 Netanyahu officially thanked Congress for Section 224 — the US-Israel military fusion bill
🔸 "Israel as a Jewish state will cease to exist within a year"
🔸 "We're forcing Iran to go nuclear. Be careful what you wish for."
The man who brought North Korea's nuclear confession back to Colin Powell is telling you Iran already has the bomb.
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