Iran's Uranium Conversion Site Obliterated!

PTS podcast with host Joy Votrobek, ASCF senior analyst Laurence Sanford, and returning guest Lee Boyland. Mr. Boyland stated that the U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear site was well planned out with Israel and did what it was meant to do - set back Iran's nuclear program for quite some time. Even if Iran did move uranium, the site that they needed for nuclear conversion was destroyed. There is a minor concern about Iranian proxy cells in the U.S., but hopefully that will only make a good movie one day.

Lee Boyland is a Former Army officer, engineer, businessman, and author.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Engineering. He is a retired US Army officer, EOD, Defense Atomic Support Agency, at the Sandia Base, Albuquerque. He has worked on the nuclear device testing at the Nevada Test Site. He has worked with the destruction of chemical weapons, Ton containers and cluster bombs/GB bomblets. He worked in the design and manufacture of explosive warheads and anti-armor warheads. He is an Atomic test veteran.

You can view Lee Boyland's books at: leeboylandbooks.com

Mr. Sanford is a U.S. Navy veteran who served four years with the CIA. Ms. Votrobek has a degree in International Relations and has worked in security services for over seven years.

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