You're putting forward different possible scenarios, and I guess for an embryonic program you have to understand what they might do that's tied to whatever strategic objectives they might have. Presumably, there is some relationship--and I want to come back to the whole hegemony of nuclear power and what that does both to domestic policy and to what they want for themselves regionally. They believe that Israel has nuclear weapons. They want to be a regional counter to that. It doesn't make sense that if that was their policy, they would have to come up against a fairly sophisticated.... Going back to the old Cold War kind of thinking, if you don't have the capacity, you're not serious, and you can't be taken fully seriously. The idea of a dirty bomb or something covert is a dangerous component.
I heard you expressing before some doubt about their overall strategy and asking why they would want to be...when this isn't good for their security, and so on, but I'm just trying to see where else they might be headed. Do they have the missile systems? What other parts of development would there be for them to have a sophisticated nuclear capacity, of the kind they allege other countries have?