WORLD at WAR, Official 2012 Thread (TO BE CONTINUED) Israel, Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, PA, Egypt, Libya, Pakistan, North Korea, Russia, China, U.S.

Now I understand, why Russia send our squadron to Gaza. Apparantly me need evacuate not only from Gaza, but and from Egypt. In Egypt many russian peoples usually.

heh, O never lives up to any promises he makes to the Israelis, they are fools for falling for it. Don't know why people in Egypt are rioting aginst Morsi now either...they're the very ones that voted him in. Mubarak is probably looking like an angel to them now.

yeaaaaa
go eat your turkey motherfuckers

I was going to post a discussion of how the Gaza ceasefire was part of a strategy of building Morsi into a statesman...

The reformed extremist club has a number of notable members. The current leadership of Brazil & Turkey come to mind...

We now see the results of pumping this Egyptian idiot up...

I am above the military, I am above legislature, I am above the judiciary...

Oh my goodness...

[link to m.apnews.com]

Here's another piece of news...

One killed as Gaza crowds surge at Israeli border fence

Hundreds of Palestinians approached the border fence Friday in several locations in southern Gaza, testing expectations Israel would no longer enforce a 300-meter-wide (300-yard-wide) no-go zone on the Palestinian side of the fence that was meant to prevent infiltrations into Israel. In the past, Israeli soldiers routinely opened fire on those who crossed into the zone.

[link to m.apnews.com]

they didn't all vote for him ... that's like me asking why you all complain about obama so much when you voted him in

the majority did, the same dopes doing all the rioting and whining are more than likely the same ones that voted him in to begin with is what I'm saying. Don't even get me started on O

He won w/ 51% in the run-off against one of the SCAF generals, many people boycotted the run-off (didn't like either choice)

[link to www.aljazeera.com]

In the initial election, he only received 24% of the vote. That is probably a better gauge of the popular support at the time...

[link to www.aljazeera.com]

There's a g**rdian article w/ actual percentage results of vote....

Hello friends -

We would also be best reminded the part and position that Obama/ Administration (State Dept.) took in not only ousting Mubarak, but more importantly moving to emplace the MB into Egypt.

Not only do I not see this as accidental, but giving the latest promise of placing US Military on the border causes great concern. Their presence will be called every feel-good term in the book, and I'm sure the MSM will latch onto this with tooth and nail to proclaim the great humanitarian Obama is protecting from war.

Guarding forces on a fence viewed from our computer screens are much different than the same forces viewed from behind the fence. Are they actually there to secure the Sinai/ keep Hamas (Iran/ Syria) out, or does their tasking turn in time to house sitting the Israelis?

I don't trust Obama, I don't trust his intentions, and I don't trust any actions he directs, regardless how wrapped in well-intended deeds they may be.

I believe he has his eye on much, much more - even beyond the destruction of the US as we knew it.

Today, the palguy, who put his signature under the "truce" document, was in turkey.

The following he said:
This truce is one step on the road to liberate Jerusalem. This truce is the beginning of the palestine independance war.

I give no link. Look it up yourself. It is true.

It doesn't matter anyways, only idiots believe in truces and arab signed papers.

This shit will have a very heavy price. Welcome to the real world.

SHIT.

I read the debka report.

Anyone knowing or have information that american marines are gonna land in the Sinai desert to "take out smuggling roads".

Really, people, are US marines landing there next week ?
Landing where ?
Doing what ?
Fighting smuggler on egypt territory ?
Really ?
Do they know that hard core islamist elements are there in the mountains, egyptian troops tried to take them out a couple of years ago, a truce (LOL) an understanding was the outcome.

I do not believe one fucking word of it.

By the way Darby Doom, my thread wasn't an answer to yours, I just clicked on the reply button.

Sorry, not the best practice.

Sorry.

We are all a bit edgy at the moment. But that is not an excuse.

Sorry.

Normally, that is in my culture I know, but still:
Normally, if you go to war,

there is a winner and a looser.

Every side has its guilt, both have, but that is on an other paper. Everybody argues and has points and misses. We are all not perfect.

But, the looser, normally accepts its defeat, and the looser changes its inner functioning, to get to another stage, to see the world with other glasses, to adapt and come back to the reality.

With arabs, that is not functioning. With jews neither by the way.

The underlying problem with this, is, that there will not be a solution to this arab / israel conflict.

But I can assure all the arabs reading this, there will be a solution for you, here in europe, one day, the day it is enough, there will be a solution europe style.

After, you can complain, weep, but you will not be here anymore.

Of course, one usefull idiot, will say one day: Sorry.


:Adam1:

bon nuit .

I agree 100%.

Moshe Ya'alon hints that Barak acted during the operation on the basis of foreign considerations. "There are people without portfolio and high intelligence that did not weigh political considerations but what is best for the people of Israel, and not how it will look from the outside...Unfortunately there are people around the table who weigh political considerations and subjugate national considerations to political considerations, and this is a grave error."

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TURKISH ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENSES FIRE AT SYRIAN WARPLANES: ARABIYA.

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Ehud Barak announces retirement from political life

[link to www.haaretz.com]

does his sudden retirement from political life have anything to do with this?

Good question zilla. This was certainly an unexpected development and coming so close in time to the Gaza operation and the fluidity of events in the ME - it raises some concerns for sure.

starting to think he was forced out, there is certainly more to this.

Agreed -

Any word on who his replacement may be?

praying, praying, praying for Moshe Ya'alon

could be he realized bibi was going to drop him as defense minister after bibi realized that barak had turned into a pacifist who put all his faith in us-backed iron dome systems from north to south, and barak wanted to quit when he was on top, esp after he may not even earn any seats in the knesset thru his new party, atzmaaut. yet another fishy outcome of the op pillar of cloud, along with morsi's power grab the day after and craziness going down now in cairo

WMD release in Saudi Arabia?


My thoughts, where do these new virus ALWAYS start from? Asia. But this one starts in Saudi Arabia. WMD was released, I believe, as a warning to Saudi Arabia????


snip:
A new coronavirus, similar in nature to SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome), has infected six and resulted in two deaths in the Middle East, various media outlets have reported this weekend.

According to BBC News, the number of reported cases, as well as the number of fatalities linked with the respiratory ailment, doubled on Friday, as a second person was reported killed and three additional infections had been reported by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Both fatalities occurred in Saudi Arabia, and reports of the virus had been limited to that country and Qatar thus far, though one man had been transported to the UK for treatment, they added.

The WHO initially issued a global warning about the disease is September, cautioning that a Qatar man who had recently traveled to Saudi Arabia had become infected with a virus that had previously never been detected in humans, where a second man had died from the same disease, Kate Kelland of Reuters reported on Friday.

The new disease “shares some of the symptoms of SARS,” a coronavirus that surfaced in China in 2002, killing approximately 10% of the 8,000 people who contracted it worldwide, Kelland added. Among those symptoms are coughing, difficulty breathing, and high fever.

[link to www.redorbit.com]

For the Israeli politic followers - What is your take on these guys? From what I understand a couple of them are from the more hawkish side of Likud.

RT @haaretzcom: Initial results of #Likud primaries show top five are Gideon Sa'ar, Gilad Erdan, Silvan Shalom, Yisrael Katz and Danny Danon

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Kinda under the radar today. The BIG news is that some smart people took out the radar base in Syria that watched the Israeli Airforce. This is important cause it blinds much of Syrias ability to know when Israel si launching its planes. It too hampers Syrias military abilities against Jordan and Israel. The battle field is being leveled where it can be.

Those were Russian radars manned (I bet) by Russians..... Which missile would you use to down an Israel F15? S400 SAM. Now I'm not sure, but I would guess that the latest and greatest S400s are being "tested" at the very site. Which means, if I'm correct, a lot of dead Russians.

In looking up the numbers of Israel aircraft I found something interesting in the Wiki article: Quote:

2006 Lebanon War
The IAF played a critical role in the 2006 Lebanon War. IAF strikes – mainly, though not exclusively, in southern Lebanon – were aimed at stopping rocket launches by Hezbollah's militia targeting Israeli towns. The IAF flew more than 12,000 combat missions during this war. The most notable, taking place during the second day of the war, resulted in the IAF destroying 59 Iranian-supplied medium- and long-range missile launchers in just 34 minutes.[8] Widespread condemnation followed the July 30 IAF airstrike on a building suspected to be a militant hideout near the village of Qana, in which 28 civilians were killed. Hezbollah shot down an IAF CH-53 Yas'ur helicopter on the last day of the war, killing five crew members.[9][10] Israeli aircraft also shot down three of Hezbollah's Iranian-made[11] aerial drones during the conflict

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Hmmm, who would have guessed the Iranians made drones in 2006?!

Second thought, what do you do, just walk up and blow one of these installations up? I wonder if an Israel or ?? aircraft did a bombing run or two on it. From the sounds of it, not a lot was left to put back together.

If that was the case, an interesting way to test your defenses against the Russians made equiment. LOL... I wonder if there are many pissed off Russians tonight - well at least they have vodka