Syria. The Devil's Playground

Photo via Fox News: Credit to A.P./Global





Members of Congress have be briefed on the compelling evidence that Syria was trying to develop a nuclear weapon and load it onto rockets with the help of North Korea. Not only were they shown photographs but video of the North Korean scientists and technicians at work in this "secret" location in Syria. This site was bombed by Israel Air Force on September 6, 2007. The Syrian reactor is said to have resembled a reactor at Yonbyon, North Korea. While it was not complete it is believed to have been very far along to achieving its aim of developing a nuclear weapon. Now, whom do you think that weapon would have been used on? Well, their intended victim was not Iran who manage to fund much money to terrorist such as Hizbollah and are definitely the "cats paw" in this matter.
Oh dear, What will the shill for Islamic countries, Mr. Mohamed el-Baradei of the IAEA say? We now how honest, forthcoming, and on the ball he has been in the past.
"Syria did not declare the apparent reactor to the International Atomic Energy Agency nor was it under international safeguards, possibly putting Syria in breech of an international nuclear nonproliferation treaty."

Fox News has a detailed report on this story as well as the whining of the Democrats for not briefing them in spite of the fact that the ones not briefed had no security clearances.
"Sharply criticizing the administration, Ackerman said, "This is the selective control of information that led us to war in Iraq."

By the way Iran how do you like the Russian early warning radar capabilities that you purchased? Bwahahahaha!

Israel: We'll Destroy Iran

From Aaron Klein at WND

JERUSALEM – Israel will "destroy" Iran if Tehran decided to launch a war against the Jewish state, Israeli Infrastructure Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer said today.

The unusually harsh warning from Ben-Eliezer, a former defense minister, was delivered as the official visited his ministry's war room, which took part today in a massive, nationwide, weeklong drill that is set to include simulated chemical missile attacks on central Israel.

"The Iranians won't rush to attack Israel, because they understand the significance such action would have and are well aware of our strength," Ben-Eliezer told reporters. "However, Iran continues to aggravate the situation by supplying arms to Syria and Hezbollah, and we must deal with this."

The minister said this week's war drill "is not a meaningless spectacle or a fictional scenario. The future reality is likely to be a number of times harsher than that which we recognize now. We are confronted with a situation where the home front becomes the front line."

"In a future war, it will be much safer to live in (the northern towns of) Nahariya and Shlomi instead of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, since I expect that in the opening attack hundreds of missiles will strike Israel," Eliezer said. "There will be no place in the country which is not within range of Syria and Hezbollah's rockets."

The tensions have been escalating since the killing of Hezbollah terrorist Imad Mughniyeh by a car bomb in Syria. The taking out by IDF of Syria's "uranium enrichment" compound probably didn't help matters either. They don't like getting caught "red handed". teh.

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