In the dark hours of WWII, Nazi physicists fought to complete a secret program known as Uranverein ordered by their Fuhrer. Uranverein, meaning Uranium Club, was Nazi Germany’s nuclear energy project. The clandestine group’s objective–nuclear fission research to build the atomic bomb. Hitler and the Nazi’s not only believed weapons of mass destruction were their national right, an atomic bomb was their divine destiny.

Iranian Nuclear Scientists At Work
What would be left of the world had they succeeded? Today, the international community is again faced with a macabre scenario–Ahmadinejad’s regime will have a nuclear weapon within two years.
The world has legitimate grounds to worry. Iran has a hostile track record. Iranian President Ahmadinejad’s government openly funds and trains Hamas terrorists in Gaza, and Hezbollah in Lebanon, to fulfill their abhorrent dreams to “wipe Israel off the map.” In effect–Iran is fighting a bloody proxy war against Israel in which innocent lives have been lost on both sides. There is also insurmountable evidence Iran wreaks havoc against American troops in Iraq, and now Afghanistan. How can we then believe Iran’s development of a nuclear program, already in the advanced stages, is benign when they sponsor global terrorism against Israel and the United States, and espouse reprehensible, blatant anti-Semitic rhetoric? Now there is a very real danger Hamas could soon acquire nuclear materials from Iran.
The Iranian people have been sold by Ahmadinejad the notion nuclear development is their basic national right. Yet do we really want to trust Iran’s government with any nuclear program, peaceful or otherwise, when the country is strife with drug addiction? In Iran, “Although opium tops the list in terms of favored drugs, heroin, crack, and even crystal meth…are becoming commonplace among working and middle classes,” Hooman Majd, journalist and
grandson of an eminent Ayatollah, indicates in his book, “The Ayatollah Begs to Differ.” He goes on to say that most Iranian experts “put [the drug abuse] figure as high as 10 percent and some even at 15 percent and higher.” The author writes:
“The Islamic Revolution, which inverted class distinctions and frowned upon anything Western, changed things a bit when it inadvertantly caused a resurgence in the use of opium as a recreational activity, perhaps because of the ban on alcohol and the ready availability of opium (although illegal) as a substitute, but also perhaps because the old-fashioned, and particularly Iranian, customs were now in vogue. Drug use in general, though, has escalated dramatically since the revolution first intentionally created a modern republic without bars, pubs, or real public entertainment, and unintentionally a birthrate that has produced far more employable youths than the economy can provide jobs for.”
If potentially over 15% of the Iranian population is drug addicted as Majd indicates, it’s only logical to suppose the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, if not the country’s leaders, which both oversee the nuclear program, could indeed be viewing

Iran's President, Ahmadinejad
the world and Israel through a drug induced haze. Ahmadinejad and his cohorts certainly speak of the “satanic US and Zionist regime” in paranoid, delusional, and often times violent rhetoric. He also charms Iran’s populist groups with his working class roots. After all, he’s of the very group most afflicted by drugs. The entire Revolutionary Guard is recruited from the religious and working classes. Drug abuse could in fact be another similarity with the Nazi’s who ”had no qualms about pumping their soldiers full of drugs and alcohol. Speed was the drug of choice, but many others became addicted to morphine and alcohol,” Andreas Ulrich reports in, “Hitler’s Drugged Soldiers.” Ulrich goes on to tell, “The German military was supplied with millions of methamphetamine tablets during the first half of 1940. The drugs were part of a plan to help pilots, sailors and infantry troops become capable of superhuman performance. The military leadership liberally dispensed such stimulants, but also alcohol and opiates, as long as it believed drugging and intoxicating troops could help it achieve victory over the Allies,” and that a form of methamphetamine soon became a “top-seller among the German civilian population.”
In essence, would we entrust an apocalyptic weapon to entities we even suspect of dangerous drug addiction that makes people hallucinate, act irrationally, and take violent measures? Let alone the notion that Middle East experts assert Iran would give nuclear weapons to terrorists as they have rockets and munitions to Hamas and Hezbollah.
The Iranian regime’s ruthless pursuit of a nuclear program underscores the need for the economic equivalent of the Powell Doctrine–strike with decisive force using every resource and tool employed against the enemy, ending the conflict quickly by forcing the weaker force to capitulate. If the current Iranian regime has their way, a nuclear holocaust could be eminent. Then President Ahmadinejad just may surpass Adolf Hitler as the world’s archetype of evil.
Sources:
(1) “Hitler ‘tested small atom bomb,’” Ray Furlong, BBC News, Berlin, March 14, 2005
(2) Other Nazi nuclear fission experimentation referenced from interview conducted by That Israel Girl with US military defense engineer, sub-contractor, January 2009
(3) “Hamas Digs in for War in Gaza,” The Austrailian, March 16, 2007
(4) Broad, William J.; Sanger, David E., “Iran Said to Have Nuclear Fuel for One Weapon,” The New York Times, Nov. 19, 2008
(5) US Secretary of Defense, Gates, briefs Congress on Afghanistan, 2009
(6) “The Ayatollah Begs to Differ,” by Hooman Majd, pages 70-71, 97-128, Doubleday, 2008
(7) “Hitler’s Drugged Soldiers,” Andreas Ulrich, Spiegel Online International, May 6, 2005
(8) “Experts Warn Barack Obama of Nuclear Iran,” Times Online UK, Dec. 3, 2008