expert I: Wenn dieses Konzept eines globalen Angriffs auf den Iran so umgesetzt wird, dann wird vom Iran nicht viel übrig bleiben, das zurückschlagen könnte. Das Konzept "Global Strike" sehe vor, dass innerhalb von 24 Stunden 10.000 Ziele im Iran aus der Luft zerstört werden. Das umfasse nicht nur die Zerstörung aller militärischen Einrichtungen, sondern auch die Zerstörung der gesamten "theokratischen und politischen Elite des Iran und wahrscheinlich auch eines Großteils der wissenschaftlichen und technischen Intelligenz".

expert II: The CSIS study concluded that even a large-scale attack, taking several weeks to complete, could leave much of Iran's technological base intact, and allow the country eventually to reconstitute an underground nuclear programme. In short, it would be very difficult to stop a determined Iranian regime from going nuclear, either by military action or by sanctions, if it were willing to pay the cost.

"western countries should be careful about starting wars because they are not very good at stopping them." | bronwen maddox

again all those maybe predictions are set free. yet where are the allies?

früher: bundessuppenhuhn heute: bundestrojaner

well, they say it's the next big thing. i saw yesterday some painted electronics, stretchable and washable. printed batteries, as i was told but have not seen yet with my own eyes, are in the lab for more than five years already | ie an israeli company, 2004. on the other side, electronic paper isn't that successful as expected, but printed and flexible rfid chips are out there and functioning. even with or without antenna and batteries. i guess in the future, if you talk about publishing, someone has to consider also electronics.