Iran and Syria – Sinless on the Outside
Ravaging Wolves of Deceit on the Inside
Dressed in lamb skin on their outer Veneer
With cunning hearts of vicious wolves Inside
These 2 Wolves Have Been the Assassinators
Of countless numbers of foes as well as Buddies
Having Entered Into a Time of Peace Talk Outside
With plans of Israel’s destruction in lying Diplomacy
Boiling inside these two Wolves in two doomed Souls!
They are like horned Lambs with the Devil inside Them!
Soon their false prophet with have such a Characteristic!
August 4, 2008
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
Revelation 13:11 – And I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon.
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The assassinated Syrian general was in charge of securing the al Kibar reactor
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report
August 3, 2008, 6:08 PM (GMT+02:00)
DEBKAfile’s intelligence sources report that Gen. Muhammad Suleiman, whom a sniper shot dead in the Syrian port town of Tartus early Saturday, Aug. 2, was a shadowy figure who acted for Bashar Assad in the regime’s four most sensitive and confidential spheres:
1. He was the president’s liaison man with the North Korean government.
On his frequent trips to Pyongyang, Gen. Suleiman organized the consignment of components for the plutonium reactor in northern Syria, which Israeli demolished last September, and the security of the North Korean scientists and technicians who accompanied them.
2. Muhammad Suleiman was also the president’s private channel of communication with Iranian military and intelligence chiefs; in this capacity, he most probably facilitated the Syrian-Iranian-North Korean connection. The Syrian reactor was designed to produce nuclear fuel for the Iranian program and radioactive weapons for Syria.
3. The late general also acted as the president’s contact man with Hizballah’s leaders. He worked directly with Imad Mughniyeh, head of Hizballah’s security apparatus, who was killed in Damascus last February.
4. His key function was the management of Assad’s personal interaction with the Syrian chief of staff, generals and heads
of military intelligence.
There was no state secret from the powerful general.
He was to have accompanied the Syrian president on his state visit to Tehran Saturday; instead he was laid to rest in his home village of Driekesh in the north.
Damascus has done its utmost to keep the general’s death under wraps, but word has spread and theories abound: Speculation ranges from an outside hand, or a jealous rival to an internal element who felt the concentration of so much power in one hand was a threat to the regime.
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Israel: Iran Heading Toward Nuclear ‘Breakthrough’
August 1, 2008
AFP
Iran is heading towards a major breakthrough in its nuclear weapons capability, Israel’s deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz warned Friday.
“Iran is continuing to advance toward a military nuclear capability and is heading towards a major breakthrough,” the Iranian-born Mofaz told a think tank after talks in Washington with US officials.
“For us such a situation that Iran will have a nuclear power is an existential threat and from the state of Israel point of view, it is unacceptable,” Mofaz told the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
“Our estimation is that already by (2009) Iran will reach enrichment capability and as soon as 2010 will have option to reach (uranium production) at military levels,” he said in broken English.
He charged that Iran was playing for time in talks aimed at halting uranium enrichment with the United States, Russia, China, France and Britain — the permanent UN Security Council members — and Germany, the so-called P5-plus-1.
“One thing is clear is Iranians are continuing their policy of buying time and so far they are succeeding,” he said.
“We all know time is a decisive element in our ability to change the picture and remove the Iranian threat,” Mofaz said.
“And the window of influence is becoming smaller and I believe about to close,” he said. “It’s a race against time and time is winning.”
He said he favored a diplomatic solution to the showdown with Iran over its nuclear program but refused to rule out all options, including the military option, to stop Iran.
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