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Some facts:
1. An International Atomic Energy Agency investigation has been foiled for more than a decade by Iranian refusals to allow monitors to visit suspicious sites or interview individuals allegedly involved in secret weapons development.
2.Much of Iran’s alleged work on warheads, delivery systems and detonators predates 2003, when Iran’s nuclear activity first came to light. But Western intelligence agencies say they don’t know the extent of Iran’s activities or if Iran persisted in covert efforts.
3. John Kerry said Iran’s possible past atomic weapons research is not necessarily critical to reaching a nuclear deal. (sounds like the same philosophy TSA screeners use with respect to weapons).
4. Obama said a comprehensive solution would include resolution of questions (this sounds ‘necessarily critical’) concerning the possible military dimension, but the Associated Press was told last week that those questions won’t be answered by the June 30 deadline.
5. The U.S. Senate has expressed alarm about reports of concessions, particularly “a less-than-full disclosure of possible military dimensions of Tehran’s nuclear program.”

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