[oyez]

George Bush’ curriculum vitae will be around for some time. Hope-full it will fill some of the void being left by the current POTUS.

[Servant of the Cross]

Exactly right!

Both the United States and Israel have reportedly studied Iran’s uranium enrichment laboratories in an effort to exploit critical flaws within Tehran’s nuclear program. Iran uses the P-1 centrifuge, built by Pakistan and based on blueprints stolen from Dutch scientists in the 1970s. The man who originally stole the blueprints, a Pakistani metallurgist named A.Q. Khan, illegally sold P-1 machines to Iran, North Korea, and Libya. At some point, Israel seems to have procured an unknown number of P-1 centrifuges and began testing them at the remote Dimona facility. In 2003, Libya surrendered its P-1 machines to the United States, which began working with the centrifuges and looking for weaknesses. The Stuxnet virus appears to be the result of these American and Israeli efforts to study the P-1.

[dufekin]

The fact that the Islamofascist terrorists have not succeeded yet in their endeavors to massacre us in large numbers testifies to the strength and success of President George Walker Bush. The Islamofascists continue to try to annihilate Western civilization and likely ultimately will take most of Europe as a consolation prize, but President Barack Hussein Obama has done almost nothing publicly to resist them. I pray that President Obama assail the terrorists as ferociously in secret as President Bush did in public and certainly in secret.

[fabrizio]

Thank you America, and thank you George Bush.

AMEN!

[The Comedian]

If Stuxnet was a rock band, I'd have all their albums, and have pictures of me with the band backstage after the show...

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[bvw]

Wow, that’s great. A good deed spawns many more.

[Keith Brown]

Do you have an article link for this?

[ryan71]

What an amazing feat pulled off by Israeli intelligence. Ranks up there with the US Navy's bugging of Soviet Navy's underwater telephone lines decades ago.

[douginthearmy]

Any techies out there actually believe this? I don’t for a second. Even with the worst possible computer virus total recovery could be done in 36 hours. Worst case scenario, you remove all network connectivity and format all computers. What functionality does networking my computers do to allow or disallow the operation of my nuclear faciltiy. Even if my equipment was designed to operate on an internal LAN, I certainly don’t need it to be connected to any outside network. Perhaps a virus took them out of operation momentarily, but its just not magick.

[Sam's Army]

It Stux to be Iran...