An Important Question?
Letemdangle
Published
02/24/2012
We all know that Iran is developing nuclear energy. Many people believe
Iran will use it to make nuclear weapons. In fact from conception that
has been the warning all along from war hawks, the American and Israeli
governments. Now, if say a country such as Japan was the only country
on Earth that had the capacity to manufacture the nuclear vessel for
such a reactor, would they be considered an ally to Iran because they
built it for them? Would Japan have to answer for their part in
supplying the means for which such a reactor had been built, especially
if atomic weapons were made from the plutonium?
I was reading about nuclear technology today, especially how it applies to thorium reactors, but I learned a strange fact. Apparently, Japan is the only place on Earth that the nuclear vessels can be manufactured. So why is it OK for Japan to supply the most difficult component to Iran, if Iran wants to destroy Israel? Should not Japan be scolded and sanctions held against it in order to avoid the damn stupidity and hypocrisy this entire event plays out?
I was reading about nuclear technology today, especially how it applies to thorium reactors, but I learned a strange fact. Apparently, Japan is the only place on Earth that the nuclear vessels can be manufactured. So why is it OK for Japan to supply the most difficult component to Iran, if Iran wants to destroy Israel? Should not Japan be scolded and sanctions held against it in order to avoid the damn stupidity and hypocrisy this entire event plays out?
March 13 (Bloomberg) -- From a windswept corner of Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, Japan Steel Works Ltd. controls the fate of the global nuclear-energy renaissance.
There stands the only plant in the world, a survivor of
Allied bombing in World War II, capable of producing the central
part of a nuclear reactor's containment vessel in a single piece,
reducing the risk of a radiation leak.
For the complete article.... http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aaVMzCTMz3ms
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