Believing the so called Axis of Evil wants Peace is Madness,
Far left liberals believe it is possible to have peace with Dialog,
There’s not a snowballs chance in Hades it could possibly be True,
The Evil Axis is Only interested in Dominating non-nuclear Neighbors,
Nothing is going to stop them from making the effort except 2nd Advent,
And It Won’t Prevent Islam Attack On Israel But Will End It at Armageddon!
The only type of peace that can come to the Middle East would is a false One!
June 9, 2009
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
The three excerpts which follow make it crystal clear that nothing will stop the war in the Middle Age, which I believe is likely to start between 2010 and 2015. Dialog and Diplomacy or Force will not prevent it – It is coming! For Israel’s sake I hope they will defend rather than give up part of the land God gave to Jacob by promise.
They will be driven into the Negev regardless of what they do, but they shouldn’t profane their land inheritance by giving it up.
Hebrews 12:16,17 – Lest there be any fornicator, or profane person, as Esau, who for one morsel of meat sold his birthright.
[17] For ye know how that afterward, when he would have inherited the blessing, he was rejected: for he found no place of repentance, though he sought it carefully with tears.
WAKE UP AMERICA – LET ISRAEL DO HER THING!
TO BELIEVE THE EVIL AXIS WILL RESPOND TO DIPLOMATIC DIALOG IS INSANE – THEY WILL ONLY RESPOND TO A THREAT OF DESTRUCTION IF THEY ATTACK ISRAEL, AND IT MUST BE ONE WHICH THEY BELIEVE IS GENUINE!
DIALOG MIGHT PRODUCE A FALSE PEACE, BUT ONLY IF THEY THINK IT WILL GIVE THEM MORE TIME TO DEVELOP WMD FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF ISRAEL AND AMERICA.
Begin Excerpt from DEBKAfile
IAEA: Iran amasses enough low-grade uranium for a single nuclear bomb
June 5, 2009, 11:03 PM (GMT+02:00)
A report prepared by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna estimates Iran has accumulated low-enriched uranium (1,339 kilos produced since November 2008 plus 839 kilos in stock) enough to convert into the quantity of high-enriched uranium needed for making a single nuclear bomb.
More than 7,000 uranium-enriching centrifuges were now installed at Natanz, 2,000 more than reported in February, the watchdog said.
DEBKAfile: Iran can be assumed to have amassed more fissile material than the agency has discovered.
Its officials admit that their investigations are stymied both in Iran and Syria, where the IAEA reported Friday, June 5 that its inspectors had found new traces of man-made uranium.
The particles were found at a nuclear site in Syria, but the inspectors say their composition does not match the k ind
of uranium associated with that site and is therefore suspicious.
The nuclear watchdog confirms that Iran continues to expand uranium enrichment despite three UN Security Council resolutions banning the process and imposing sanctions.
Begin Excerpt from Washington Post via Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs/Daily Alert
Supreme Leader of Iran: Muslim Nations “Hate America”
Thomas Erdbrink and William Branigin
Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismissed President Obama’s speech at Cairo University Thursday, saying that “beautiful speeches” could not remove the hatred felt in the Muslim world against America. “People of the Middle East, the Muslim region and North Africa…hate America from the bottom of their heart,” he said. “Even if [Obama] delivers hundreds of speeches and talks very sweetly, there will not be a change in how the Islamic countries perceive the United States.” Khamenei also denounced Israel as a “cancerous tumor in the heart” of the Islamic world. (Washington Post)
Begin Excerpt from YNet News
June 5, 2009
More undeclared uranium discovered in Syria
International Atomic Energy Agency finds traces of processed uranium at second site in Syria, leading to fears
of covert nuclear activity
Reuters
The UN nuclear watchdog has discovered traces of processed uranium at a second site in Syria, the agency said on Friday, heightening concern about possible undeclared atomic activity in the Arab state.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has been examining U.S. intelligence reports that Syria almost built a North Korean-designed nuclear reactor meant to yield weapons-grade plutonium before Israel bombed it to rubble in 2007.
Inspectors who found uranium particles at the remote desert site a year ago also found similar traces at a small research reactor in the capital Damascus which the IAEA knew about and checks once a year, a IAEA report said. These traces were different from Syria’s declared nuclear material inventory.
The IAEA said in February that inspectors had found enough traces of uranium in soil samples taken from the bombed site a year ago to constitute a significant find.
Friday’s report said “anthropogenic natural uranium particles” had also turned up in environmental swipe samples taken from hot cells of the Miniature Neutron Source Reactor (MNSR) facility in Damascus.
Syria, told of the IAEA’s discovery last month, sent a written response to the IAEA on Monday. But this did not not address the presence and origin of the particles and the UN watchdog was investigating a possible connection with the uranium particles found at the bombed site, the report said.
The IAEA said previously satellite pictures taken before the Israeli bombing revealed a building resembling a reactor.
Syria still withholding evidence
But the new report said Syria, citing national security, was still ignoring IAEA requests for wider access and documentation to back up its assertion that Israel’s target at Dair Alzour was a conventional military building.
The IAEA again urged Syria to provide additional data and trips to Dair Alzour and other, allegedly related locations to allow test-sampling of destroyed or salvaged equipment and debris removed before investigators were let into the country.
“It is clearly in Syria’s interest
to render to the agency the necessary cooperation and transparency if it wishes the agency to be able to corroborate its assertion about the nature of the Dair Alzour site,” the report said.
Syria’s only declared nuclear site is the old research reactor and it has no k
nown nuclear energy-generating capacity.
The report said Syria was also refusing to discuss satellite pictures the IAEA had offer to share with it. Syria had provided information regarding procurement of certain equipment and materials including a large quantity of graphite and large quantities of barium sulphate”, a compound sometimes used as a radiation shield in nuclear structures.
Syria had indicated the procurement efforts were civilian and non-nuclear, relating to water purification, the steel industry and shielding material for radiation therapy centers. It has claimed that the uranium particles retrieved from samples taken at Dair Alzour came from depleted uranium used in Israeli munitions, an assertion dismissed by the IAEA.
Syria has also suggested IAEA analyses were faulty and that satellite imagery Washington gave to the IAEA was fabricated.
Vienna diplomats said in March that Syria had told the IAEA it had built a missile facility on the desert tract hit by Israel, a disclosure apparently meant to reinforce the Syrian refusal to grant more IAEA access on national security grounds.
TO BELIEVE THE EVIL AXIS WILL RESPOND TO DIPLOMATIC DIALOG IS INSANE – THEY WILL ONLY RESPOND TO A THREAT OF DESTRUCTION IF THEY ATTACK ISRAEL, AND IT MUST BE ONE WHICH THEY BELIEVE IS GENUINE! DIALOG MIGHT PRODUCE A FALSE PEACE, BUT ONLY IF THEY THINK IT WILL GIVE THEM MORE TIME TO DEVELOP WMD FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF ISRAEL AND AMERICA.
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