Van, You Knew, So Tell Us What You Knew Israel Doesn’t Want Told!
July 15, 2007
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Revelation 10:3,4 – And cried with a loud voice, as when a lion roareth: and when he had cried, seven thunders uttered their voices.
[4] And when the seven thunders had uttered their voices, I was about to write: and I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Seal up those things which the seven thunders uttered, and write them not.
I have enough trouble trying to interpret what John did write, than what he did not write, so if you know what the seven thunders wrote, please don’t tell me, let it be a surprise to
me.
But, in the case of Israeli Mordechai Vanunu, I think I know what he knew he did not tell us. He did reveal, quite frankly, what all of Israel’s enemies already knew, that Israel had numerous nuclear bombs to drop and launch from aircraft, and
numerous nuclear warheads on Jericho missiles capable of being launched from imbedded fixed launchers, as well as portable ones. This was, and is, common knowledge in the intelligence networks of those nations with good electronic intercept capabilities from land, air, sea, and space using far-flung land station, naval, aircraft, and satellite high tech procedures and apparatus, in a well structured overlay format. The photography of high magnification from satellite and high flying planes is integrated into the electronic sound grid to produce a v
isual picture of worldwide facilities interlinked with sound information for particular military facilities.
I suspect once Vanunu advised the world Israel was definitely a nuclear power, the main reason they jailed him in the first place was because he would tell them what else he knew about the what, when, why, and where of the positioning of the launch sites
and techniques to be employed if Israel was attacked. I really do not believe Vanunu would have revealed this additional information to them, but Israel was unwilling to take the chance. The knowledge of the launch sites and the launch techniques and locations are bound to have changed drastically since I retired from the USAF-NSA 36 years ago, so I am of no real security threat to Israel or the U.S. tod ay,
and a few things, which might be of some use to our common enemies, I have not, and will not issue or discuss.
Begin Jerusalem Post Article
Vanunu back in jail for violating parole
Dan Izenberg, THE JERUSALEM POST
July 2, 2007
Mordechai Vanunu, the technician who served 18 years in
jail for delivering nuclear secrets to the Sunday Times in 1986, is going back to jail.
On Monday, Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court sentenced him to six months in jail for having committed 14 violations of the restrictions imposed upon him when he was released from prison in April 2004.
The restrictions included an order from the minister of interior prohibiting Vanunu from leaving the country and a series of restrictions from O/C South Ya’ir Naveh, which include an order to inform the authorities 48 hours before changing his address and 24 hours before leaving the area he lives in or deciding to sleep outside his home, and a ban on speaking with foreign citizens before receiving approval from the authorities or participating in Internet chats.
“The state indicted Vanunu not just because he had contacts with foreigners (without carrying out the preliminary procedure of informing the authorities and receiving permission from them) but because he maintained contact with foreigners, which included handing over information relating to his work at the Center for Nuclear Research in the Negev,” wrote Judge Yoel Tzur. “The commander’s orders that are the subject of our hearing were issued to anticipate future dangers. The accused’s deeds, which were listed in detail in the verdict and in the declarations that Vanunu made, led to the conclusion that the possibility that [he will] harm national security is a near certainty.” In listing the factors that he took into account when determining the sentence, Tzur referred to an appeal against the state which Vanunu had lodged in 1998, while still in prison. In that appeal, a doctor testified in Beersheba District Court that Vanunu suffered from chronic paranoid schizophrenia. At the same time, the doctor said Vanunu’s intellect and memory were not affected by the illness and he was still able to express himself clearly.
Tzur said that although Vanunu’s lawyers, Avigdor Feldman and Michael Sfard, had not presented the doctor’s testimony in court, he would still take it into account because Vanunu’s condition was said to be chronic.
After the session, Vanunu said his conviction proved that Israel was still under the British mandate because he had been convicted according to a mandatory law [the 1945 Emergency Defense Regulations]. “Maybe I should appeal to the queen or Tony Blair for justice,” he said.
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