arstechnica write:
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Of-course it was Israel & USA, was there even any doubt.
In a nutshell. The United States of America are the New Worlds Nazis.
Hitler had nothing on the criminals that run the richest nations in the world.
And I'm gonna laugh my ass off when someone else modifies it and uses it on us. Good going retards.
Can see why they did it if it was preventing a pre-emptive military strike from another country and I can see why they wanted to slow the nuclear development of Iran down but all they've done is give Iran another argument to be used against them and probably a score to settle, plus the idea and baseline for how to implement it to countless other organisations; you'd think they'd have checked somehow; how it would react when in contact with a puplic network wouldn't you?
And everybody still believes in fairy tales.