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

You bible tards are a riot.

Isaiah’s Chronology Combined with Ezekiel’s Sequence

Isaiah’s chronology:
Damascus ceases to be a city
Gog/Magog war

Ezekiel’s sequence:
Israelites return from the nations to Israel
Gog/Magog war
The Temple stands in Jerusalem

Combining the above sequences yields the following:
Israelites return from the nations to Israel
Damascus ceases to be a city
Gog/Magog war
The Temple stands in Jerusalem

[link to www.apocalypsesoon.org]

Hi bud!

Can you share anything new via email???

Your family and all of ours in our prayers....I'll email Steve/mm
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Thanks brother!!!

you know bad vodoo is very inconsiderate of my work schedule..gotta be up in 8 hours and with this....it ain't happening now. Eh like Bob McNamara said "sleep is for the weak.."

From one insomniac to another

RT @W7VOA: #ROK defense ministry "cannot confirm" domestic media reports #DPRK appears preparing for live fire exercise along western sea frontier.

US weighing military options if Syria uses WMD

Options now being considered range from aerial strikes to limited raids by regional forces to secure the stockpiles, according to one current U.S. official, and one former U.S. official, briefed on the matter. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

[link to www.stripes.com]

Email..fill zilla in

Emergency Message for U.S. Citizens: Cairo (Egypt), Demonstrations Planned in Cairo (December 4)
Riots/Civil Unrest
Near East > Egypt > Cairo
12/3/2012
The Embassy wishes to inform U.S. citizens that on Tuesday December 4, secular and liberal parties are calling for demonstrations at al-Ittihadiya (Presidential) Palace in Heliopolis and Tahrir Square. Groups marching to al-Ittihadiya Palace will congregate at three gathering points, two located in Abbasiyya and one in Nasr City prior to the scheduled 4:00 pm demonstration near the palace. The Tahrir Square demonstration is scheduled to begin at 5:00 pm with various groups and syndicates marching to the square from several downtown locations. Specific “march” routes, to both the Palace and Tahrir Square, are not yet known. However, traffic congestion throughout the greater downtown area is likely to be significant. Two marches have also been announced for Alexandria. One will commence at 3:00 pm from al-Manshia Square and a second from Victoria Square at 4:00 pm.

While these marches and protests are not expected to be violent, the level of emotion associated with the current political issues could elevate the potential for confrontation or clashes with security forces or groups with contrary political opinions. Therefore, U.S. citizens are advised to avoid those locations associated with the gatherings/marches beginning the afternoon of Tuesday December 4.

As a matter of general practice, U.S. citizens should avoid ar..
[link to www.osac.gov (secure)]

Steve, for you and yours and for everyone else with family in harm's way, prayers have been and will be said and sent.

Guys, I gotta say, I never really thought I would see these days. It seemed to take SO long to get to this point. Now that they're here, I don't know what to feel. All of my old mil. wife alarms are screaming. I don't need details, other than what you post here. I still remember how to read between the lines. I hope Darby is lurking.

Thanks for letting me hang out with you all.

Damn! We do not need to see our worst case scenario take place, multi front conflagration.

Darby. Must be checkin in, she is too vested not to, wink.

Things are adding up badly towards bad voodoo. I keep hoping this is but another to the brink and back scenario but this is pretty real.

Syria Violating Golan Ceasefire Agreement, Says UN Leader
UN Secretary-General says that Syria is violating the agreement that separated Israeli and Syrian forces in the Golan.
[link to www.israelnationalnews.com]

Report: Syria Combining Chemicals for Sarin Gas

Engineers working for Assad are combining the two chemical precursors needed to weaponize sarin gas, says U.S. official.
Full Story
[link to www.israelnationalnews.com]



Just a repeat of the issues!

Thank You!!!

May G-d bless you and yours!!!

On a North Korean Note:

Unicorn lair found in North Korea.

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

In order to catch a unicorn, a virgin is put in the field; the animal then comes to her and is caught, because it lies down in her lap.

[link to vigilantcitizen.com]

Do you think the chemical weapon issue is why we are sending the B-2's that have been equipped with bunker busters out for deployment?

Damn, and I thought it was to put a hooker into the field, no surprise I guess that I have caught no unicorns!

You are right, they were just moved, good point made!

More to ponder.



Exclusive: U.S. Sees Syria Prepping Chemical Weapons for Possible Attack
12:57 PM


Many additional links and image in story at wired.com:

[link to www.wired.com]


Engineers working for the Assad regime in Syria have begun combining the two chemical precursors needed to weaponize sarin gas, an American official with knowledge of the situation tells Danger Room. International observers are now more worried than they’ve even been that the Damascus government could use its nerve agent stockpile to slaughter its own people.

The U.S. doesn’t know why the Syrian military made the move, which began in the middle of last week and is taking place in central Syria. Nor are they sure why the Assad government is transferring some weapons to different locations within the country, as the New York Times reported on Monday.

All that’s certain is that the arms have now been prepped to be used, should Assad order it.

“Physically, they’ve gotten to the point where the can load it up on a plane and drop it,” the official adds.

Sarin gas has two main chemical components — isopropanol, popularly known as rubbing alcohol, and methylphosphonyl difluoride. The Assad government has more than 500 metric tons of these precursors, which it ordinarily stores separately, in so-called “binary” form, in order to prevent an accidental release of nerve gas.

Last week, that changed. The Syrian military began combining some of the binaries. “They didn’t do it on the whole arsenal, just a modest quantity,” the official says. “We’re not sure what’s the intent.”

Back in July, the Assad regime publicly warned that it might use its chemical weapons to stop “external” forces from interfering in Syria’s bloody civil war. The announcement sparked a panic in the intelligence services of the U.S. and its allies, which stepped up their efforts to block shipments of precursors for those weapons from entering the country.

“This is a more serious moment than July,” according to the official.

At the Pentagon, chief spokesman George Little said that “any consideration of the use of chemical weapons by the use of the Syrian regime would be unacceptable.” In Prague, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the use of those weapons “a red line” that would prompt a U.S. response, which Little declined to elaborate upon.

“The Syrian regime must maintain security over their chemical weapons stockpiles and must not use chemical weapons against their own people,” Little said.

It’s unclear whether the chemical weapons movements is preparation for an outright offensive. But Mideastern nations and international groups are taking precautions, because of the dangers both conventional and not. The U.N. is pulling non-essential staff out of Damascus. Egypt ordered a commercial plane to Damascus to turn back around, and Israeli officials have quietly mooted a plan to the Jordanians for taking out the chemical sites, the Atlantic reported. Pentagon officials have suggested securing those sites would require some 75,000 troops — an indication of the Pentagon’s reluctance to deepen its involvement in Syria.

Assad’s position appears to have weakened recently. Fighting around the Syrian capital of Damascus has intensified, as rebel troops captured a half-dozen bases around the city. Damascus’ airport, a major logistics hub, is under threat, and the regime was forced to bring in “troop reinforcements to secure the route to the airport,” reported the Los Angeles Times. The rebel gains have been the most dramatic in the north and east. Over the course of last month, rebel forces overran more towns near the Turkish border and seized a major military base near the besieged city of Aleppo, which netted an arsenal of heavy weapons including tanks, howitzers and armored personnel vehicles. Assad has continued to retaliate, with more reports of cluster bomb attacks filtering out of Syria, and another round of air attacks on rebel-controlled villages.

Even Assad’s ability to strike the rebels from the air is under challenge. In two videos posted online in recent weeks, a Syrian air force Mi-8 helicopter operating near Aleppo was seen being shot down by a missile. In another set of videos that appeared online prior to the attack, the rebels have what appears to be SA-7 man-portable anti-aircraft weapons, or MANPADS. And those might not be the only ones the rebels have. A series of photos on rebel Facebook pages, collected by blogger Eliot Higgins at the Brown Moses blog – a go-to source for images of the Syrian conflict — rebels associated with extremist group Ansar al-Islam are shown posing with what appears to be incomplete SA-16 and SA-24 anti-aircraft missile tubes. Those Russian-made MANPADS are some of the most advanced on the market and pose a major proliferation risk.

On Thursday, Syria abruptly became disconnected from the internet, likely after the regime disabled the four cables that provide Syria with connectivity. The rebels use the internet not only to document regime atrocities but to disseminate training tactics and to spread their propaganda. Yet the regime also relies on the internet: It’s tried to hijack rebel hardware by spreading spyware in the form of fake security software. As the SecDev group internet security consultancy predicted last week, the outage ended quickly, as online monitor Renesys confirmed a “largely complete restoration of the Syrian Internet” by Saturday.

The U.S. official doesn’t believe the internet blackout was related to the combination of the chemical weapon binaries. And at the Pentagon, Defense Department spokesman Little said the online outage didn’t make a difference for the U.S. understanding of Assad’s dangerous weapons. “The U.S. government has good visibility into the chemical weapons program and we continue to monitor it,” Little said.

One U.S. official worried to CNN that “this puts us into the contingency of potential U.S. action.” But it’s far from clear what a U.S. response might look like. The Pentagon has suggested that securing Syria’s chemical stockpiles will be a massive undertaking, requiring some 75,000 troops, while the Afghanistan war drags on. NATO will decide a early as Tuesday whether to station Patriot missile batteries in Turkey, but that defensive measure is a far cry from a decision to seize Syria’s chemical weapons. Until recently, that seemed like an extremely remote possibility. But that was before Assad’s engineers began their poisonous combinations.

diplomatic warfare ensues..

UN calls on Israel to open nuclear program for inspection, backs talks on nuke-free Mideast

[link to www.washingtonpost.com]

France and Britain Reportedly Considering Pulling Ambassadors from Israel

[link to www.theatlanticwire.com]

UK and France? I just don't see it

They say that, but it appears that the west is in position to actually make offensive advances on Syrian wmds, first.

Building in E1 is a daring move by Israel diplomatically. As you probably already know it obstructs continuity between Jerusalem and Ramallah and thereby threatens the contiguity of whatever Palestinian entity was just declared by the UN. Not looking good.

true

Agree but that's a bigmove from them

Mil Man says go for it!