A SWEET AND SOUR PORK WORLD!
February 18, 2008
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WHAT WOULD THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUN ITY
DO IF THE IAF WIPED OUT THE IRANIAN NUCLEAR FACILITIES
?
ANSWER: NOTHING, EXCEPT SCREAM, THREATEN, PROTEST, CONDEMN, CRY FOR THE UN TO TAKE ACTION AND, WITH AN EXCEPTION OF TERRORIST NATIONS, SECRETLY REJOICE.
WHAT WOULD THE TERRORISTS DO
? ATTEMPT TO HAVE A SURGE OF REPRISALS AGAINST AMERICA AND ISRAEL, AND THINK TWICE ABOUT DOING IT AGAIN AFTERWARDS.
WILL ISRAEL STRIKE THEIR NUCLEAR FACILITIES? I DOUBT THEY WILL, BUT HOPE I AM WRONG.
WE LIVE IN A WORLD OF HYPOCRISY AND GUILE WHICH IS GOING TO BE RULED WITH A ROD OF IRON BY JESUS AFTER THE SECOND ADVENT.
UNTIL THEN WE ARE STUCK WITH IT.
If it were possible for all the nations of the world to be truthful about their outward veneer positions on international issues, as well as their overall internal true positions behind the scene, then you would find the following under their international skirts:
(1) Russia, China, and North Korea would love to see Israel knock out the Iranian nuclear facilities because they would get to tap even deeper into the Iranian gold goose egg oil pot revenues, as the benefactors of payment for rebuilding and refurbishing the facilities. Russia is also nervous of the possibility Iran might be so fanatically Islamic in Jihad propagation against all infidels, that a few nuclear warheads might be sent her way, provided Iran’s nuclear arsenal became large enough.
(2) Other Arab nation’s leaders, with the exception of Syria and Sudan, would be very relieved, because they are secretly
scared to death of a nuclear Iran.
(3) The rest of the world, by and large, would also be greatly relieved.
(4) America and Israel would be enthusiastically dancing around the flagpole.
So would Europe, but secretly.
Begin Article from Arutz Sheva
Kuwait: Gulf States Assuming Israel Will Destroy Iran’s Nukes
February 15, 2008
By Hana Levi Julian
(IsraelNN.com) A senior government official in Kuwait hinted Tuesday that Gulf States are expecting and waiting for Israel to destroy Iran’ s nuclear reactor before the
security situation reaches critical mass.
Sami Alfaraj, advisor to the Kuwaiti government and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), said Kuwait and the other Gulf States might ask both the Jewish State and the United States to guarantee their security if Israel attacks Iran’s nuclear power station.
“I believe in something on the same Iraqi model… We are assuming in the Gulf that Israel will take it out,” Alfaraj told the Reuters news agency.
Israel destroyed Iraq’s Osirak nuclear facility in a daring raid June 7, 1981 that neutralized its ability to function before the reactor went “hot” – thereby protecting the surrounding countries as well.
Israeli intelligence had confirmed that the Iraqi government planned to produce nuclear weapons at the site.
Then, as now, Israeli officials were convinced that nuclear power in the hands of the enemy constituted an existential threat to Israel.
In his briefing to IAF fighter pilots prior to the operation, then-IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Rafael Eitan said, “The alternative is our destruction.”
A report by the United Nations International
Atomic Energy Agency to be published by the end of next week indicates that questions remain about how the Islamic Republic plans to utilize the nuclear power it plans to produce.
Although Iranian scientists were able to explain the traces of bomb-grade uranium found during inspections of its nuclear research sites, they were unwilling to discuss the suspected links between the uranium enrichment already in process, high explosives tests and new missile design.
Western nations are concerned about boasts by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that the Islamic Republic has been testing advanced centrifuges that would enhance and streamline the nuclear power production process. According to the Associated Press, Iran is currently producing more than 300 tons of uranium hexafluoride gas, a key component used in the uranium enrichment process.
Iran has resisted all attempts by the international community, including increasingly severe sanctions imposed upon it by the UN Security Council, to cease its uranium enrichment program.
Former US Ambassador to the UN, John Bolton, said during his speech at the 8th Herzilya Conference last month that an Israeli strike might be the last chance to stop Iran from completing a nuclear weapon.
Former Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz, who also spoke at the conference, also hinted that the military option is growing more likely.
The United States and Israel in particular are convinced that Iran is intent upon producing a nuclear weapon of mass destruction, to be aimed at the Jewish State. Ahmadinejad has repeatedly vowed to “wipe Israel off the map.”
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