An Iranian punch? Psychic warns: Iran will have the bomb

A psychic source expects Iran will soon have several bombs.

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09/05/2010 03:37 AM CST

(STARpod.org) -- A psychic source based in Europe, who has been warning of a secret Iranian bomb project, now believes Iran will test an atomic bomb, possibly later this year.

"I don't think it will be long now before they test one."

The source claims to have been involved in secret meetings several years ago, conducted by members of the American intelligence community, including the National Security Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency.

The opinion of this source, based entirely on "anomalous mental phenomena" -- the often miraculous ability of the human mind to psychically anticipate events before they occur -- is Iran has been secretly stockpiling prototype weapons for several years.

According to the source, Iran now has at least a couple of untested bombs on hand, but will soon need to demonstrate membership in the nuclear club for the rest of the world.

"I am still convinced that they have devices under construction and they are not going to do as other countries have done, test when ready and go on working. They will test only when they have enough material for a ready made arsenal."

The possibility of an Iranian bomb has raised fears of an Israeli preemptive strike using tactical nuclear weapons to take out suspected nuclear facilities.

Iran has announced it will begin enriching uranium to a higher level of purity and build new nuclear plants.

The U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, who represented the CIA on ABC NEWS Nightline when the existence of America's psychic spies was officially revealed, has been seeking a peaceful solution.

Any peaceful solution would take coordinated international pressure to convince Iran to turn away from its nuclear ambitions.

A headline story in the Jerusalem Post, quoting Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, declared, "Impose crippling sanctions on Iran now!"

Iran's senior leader has warned of "a punch" on February 11, that will leave Western nations "stunned."

Revelation of the existence of an arsenal of nuclear devices would shock the international community.

Experts are divided on when Iran might test a nuclear device. And not everyone agrees that a nuclear armed Iran would be untenable: an op-ed piece by defense analyst Adam B. Lowther in the New York Times opined, "There is reason to believe that the initial shock of a nuclear Iran would soon be followed a new regional dynamic strikingly like that of cold-war Europe. Saudi Arabia and Iraq would be united along with their smaller neighbors by their fear of Iran; the United States would take the lead in creating a stable regional security environment."

Iran recently launched a rocket into space, and announced a new program to develop assault drones.

The possibility that Iran has more than one secret nuclear facility, suggested by psychic spies several years ago, was recently echoed by Secretary Gates.

It is expected that the U.S. will seek sanctions against Iran in the next few weeks. The United Nations Security Council remains divided by the question of how to deal with the Iranian threat.

Recent Iranian announcements appear to be moving Russia closer to the U.S. position.

At today's press briefing, President Obama responded to the question of dealing with Iran, "We have bent over backwards ... the next step is sanctions."

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