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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 716700
 Czech Republic
7/5/2009 5:50 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
lech la azazel Quoting: tangelo
gam ata motek ve kah a kola mispaha selha
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~GAIA~ 
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User ID: 718647
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7/5/2009 5:51 PM
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An IDF Navy Dolphin-class submarine that participated in maneuvers off the Eilat coast last week returned to Israel via the Suez Canal on Sunday according to witnesses' reports.
The Dolphin-class submarine.
The submarine was spotted returning through the waterway along with an Israeli missile boat.
However, an Israeli defense official told Reuters there would be no permanent deployment in Eilat of the German-made submarines, of which the Navy has three, with two more on order.
"If anything, we are scaling down our naval operations in Eilat," the official was quoted as saying on Sunday.
A senior naval source explained that the "submarines need the open water, and that's just not available at Eilat."
[ link to www.jpost.com]
Thanks.
me tired..... 
ani lalechet achshav
chalomot tovim bat tziyon..... 
toda, nitrae be karov! 
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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7/5/2009 5:51 PM
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lech la azazel
gam ata motek ve kah a kola mispaha selha
Last Edited by ~GAIA~ on 7/5/2009 at 5:52 PM
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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tangelo
User ID: 717986
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7/5/2009 5:53 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
lech la azazel
gam ata motek ve kah a kola mispaha selha
Do you know this person before?
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~GAIA~
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7/5/2009 5:55 PM
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I dont know if soon will be an attack or not, but if there is something new that we could learn from today's news was that exists a relationship between Israel and Saudi Arab, which seems so far, not bad at all......
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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~GAIA~
I love hotels and carry foreigner passport
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Israel
7/5/2009 5:55 PM
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lech la azazel
gam ata motek ve kah a kola mispaha selha
Do you know this person before?
not at all...... 
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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~GAIA~
I love hotels and carry foreigner passport
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Israel
7/5/2009 5:56 PM
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lech la azazel
gam ata motek ve kah a kola mispaha selha
Do you know this person before?
is too shameful though...
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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~GAIA~
I love hotels and carry foreigner passport
User ID: 718647
Israel
7/5/2009 5:57 PM
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Bo ena tangelo a kol ma ata medaber po ze rak zevel....
Leh mi po be vakasha.....
you troll, stop!!!!
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 716700
Czech Republic
7/5/2009 5:58 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
Odpam at?
Lama atem medabrim kacha????Lama???Enlanu maspik baiot ba olam?Zrichim od ima Iran ve kulam muslimim?...At chosevet
ze nachon....
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~GAIA~
I love hotels and carry foreigner passport
User ID: 718647
Israel
7/5/2009 6:00 PM
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Odpam at?
Lama atem medabrim kacha????Lama???Enlanu maspik baiot ba olam?Zrichim od ima Iran ve kulam muslimim?...At chosevet
ze nachon....
 take the chill pill.
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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tangelo
User ID: 717986
United States
7/5/2009 6:04 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
Do you know this person before?
is too shameful though... Quoting: ~GAIA~
Wow....
Very shameful. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 716700
Czech Republic
7/5/2009 6:04 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
take the chill pill.
....and that's your answer....typical....
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~GAIA~
I love hotels and carry foreigner passport
User ID: 718647
Israel
7/5/2009 6:05 PM
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Do you know this person before?
is too shameful though...
Wow....
Very shameful. Quoting: tangelo
 good night tangelo...;) going now....
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
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tangelo NLI
User ID: 717986
United States
7/5/2009 6:08 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
good night tangelo...;) going now....
Me too before shark gets me! 
Bye!!! |
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Normal Is Subjective
User ID: 718654
 Canada
7/5/2009 7:19 PM
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Poor Muslims ...they have no responsibility in anything!
Why can't the Muslims ever have any credit?
Always the bride's maid.....never the bride......
You two should get a room (or move your desks closer together, ask Gaia to give you a hand) and while your tacet and somewhat reluctant admission of Israeli culpability is touching, they don't deserve all the credit/blame/responsibility so I must disagree somewhat.
But they do try:
Out in the Cold
That was the case, too, in the early 1990s when Israel faced a potential P.R. disaster with the defection of possibly the most knowledgeable intelligence agent ever: Ari Ben-Menashe. A 10-year veteran of an Israeli military intelligence office called the External Relations Department, Ben-Menashe was arrested in the United States in late 1989 on charges of trying to sell C-130 cargo planes to Iran.
After the arrest, the Israeli government informed federal prosecutors and U.S. journalists that Ben-Menashe had never worked for Israeli intelligence. Left out in the cold, Ben-Menashe began divulging some of Israel's most closely held secrets. Over time, those secrets included:
--Details about Israel's nuclear program and collaboration with South Africa's white-supremacist government in developing and testing nuclear weapons.
--Allegations that the government of Menachem Begin cooperated with the Reagan-Bush campaign and with conservative European intelligence services to ship arms to Iran in 1980, thus undermining President Carter's efforts to free 52 American hostages.
--Accounts of secret Israeli diplomacy to disrupt a CIA-sanctioned operation to funnel military hardware to Saddam Hussein's Iraq during the 1980s.
--Israeli use of British publishing magnate Robert Maxwell as an intelligence operative who disseminated propaganda and arranged clandestine weapons shipments through the Eastern Bloc.
I was one of the first reporters to interview Ben-Menashe, in New York City's federal prison in February 1990 when I was still a correspondent for Newsweek. He was a difficult interview, brash and arrogant, talking down to me as though I were someone who couldn't be expected to grasp the more complicated picture. He outlined an intelligence world -- almost an alternative history -- that existed beneath the surface of events that common citizens would know.
When I informed Ben-Menashe that Israel was denying any connection to him, he arranged with his mother to send me a package of his personal documents. They included letters of reference establishing that he indeed had worked for ERD, an arm of the Aman or military intelligence.
Confronted with the documents, Israeli officials grudgingly admitted Ben-Menashe's employment in the intelligence community. But they then retreated to a new cover story: that Ben-Menashe was a "low-level translator" who never traveled on government business.
Key Friends
This cover story was equally implausible and, off-the-record, Israeli officials admitted to me and other skeptical journalists that it wasn't true. The officials acknowledged that the Iranian-born Ben-Menashe had undertaken sensitive missions for Israel, in part because of his proficiency in speaking Farsi and Arabic. One senior military intelligence officer confirmed to me that Ben-Menashe also had operated in then-communist Poland for the Israeli government.
Israel, however, relied on some of its closest allies in the U.S. news media to promote the "low-level translator" story. Steven Emerson, a writer for The New Republic and The Wall Street Journal's editorial page, cited the line repeatedly, adding that his Israeli contacts had shared with him their other claim, that Ben-Menashe was "delusional."
(Emerson's journalistic career suffered a string of embarrassing setbacks in the mid-1990s. After the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995, he rushed onto TV news shows and pointed the finger of guilt at Islamic radicals. A subsequent article by investigative reporter Robert I. Friedman disclosed how Emerson had closely coordinated his anti-Arab journalism with hard-line Israeli officials. Likud party leaders even stayed at Emerson's apartment during their frequent trips to Washington. [For details, see The Nation, May 15, 1995])
But in 1991, Emerson and other Ben-Menashe debunkers were riding high. They savaged any American investigator who tried to examine his allegations carefully. In this strategy, Israel was aided by the fact that Ben-Menashe's charges were extremely dangerous as well to then-President George Bush and senior CIA officials, including Robert Gates, who was Bush's choice to become CIA director.
In effect, Ben-Menashe depicted an intelligence coup in 1980, with the CIA conspiring behind President Carter's back to put Ronald Reagan and George Bush, a former CIA director, into power. Ben-Menashe alleged that Bush and Gates played direct roles in the operation, allegations that they vigorously denied. However, at the center of the controversy, known popularly as the "October Surprise" case, was the late William J. Casey, Ronald Reagan's campaign chief in 1980 and then his first CIA director.
Press Attacks
In 1991, these suspicions about Bush's hand in a 1980 intelligence coup were rising as a potentially devastating threat to Bush's re-election which was then considered a very strong bet. Quickly, Bush's many friends at conservative and mainstream publications joined with Israel's influential press allies to put the story down.
In a string of press attacks, Ben-Menashe was inundated with character assassination. The New Republic and my former employers at Newsweek led the way, claiming to have disproved the October Surprise story by establishing alibis for Casey's whereabouts on key days when he was alleged to be meeting with Iranians in Europe. Those alibis would later be disproved, although no official corrections would ever be run. [For details, see my books, Trick or Treason and The October Surprise X-Files.]
Amid the growing controversies around his allegations, Ben-Menashe won acquittal of the criminal charges against him. A jury in New York apparently accepted his legitimacy as an Israeli intelligence officer on a secret mission. Eventually dozens of government officials, other witnesses and documents corroborated additional aspects of Ben-Menashe's allegations.
But Ben-Menashe often undercut his own credibility by over-promising what he could deliver in terms of documents or contacts with high-level officials in the Middle East. Still, his biggest problem appeared to be that he challenged too many powerful interests at once. The acceptance of the October Surprise allegations alone would have destroyed the legitimacy of 12 years of Republican rule, forced investigations into illegal CIA political operations and damaged Israel's image.
Also infuriating the Israelis was Ben-Menashe's account of the highly sensitive Israeli nuclear weapons program. In fall 1986, a former employee at Israel's Dimona nuclear facility, Mordecai Vanunu, divulged secrets of that program to the Sunday Times of London. Israel went to the extraordinary lengths to capture Vanunu in Europe and spirit him back to Israel for imprisonment.
Ben-Menashe touched that same raw nerve when he gave more nuclear details to investigative reporter Seymour M. Hersh. Hersh checked and cross-checked Ben-Menashe's story about the Israeli arsenal and Maxwell's espionage role. Initially a strong skeptic about Ben-Menashe, Hersh grew convinced that Ben-Menashe was "golden" -- in Hersh's word -- and included Ben-Menashe's corroborated accounts in The Samson Option, Hersh's 1991 book about Israel's nuclear weapons stockpile.
For doing so, Hersh came under heavy attack from pro-Israeli journalists in the United States and in Great Britain, especially those connected to Maxwell's empire. Despite the furor, Ben-Menashe's accounts published in The Samson Option largely prevailed. After Maxwell's mysterious death at sea off the Canary Islands on Nov. 5, 1991, Maxwell received the rare honor of a burial in Jerusalem's historic Mount of Olives and Hersh won two libel cases brought by Maxwell associates.
Weak Democrats
Still, the smear campaigns against Ben-Menashe took their toll. Weak Democratic leaders -- particularly Sen. David Boren of Oklahoma and Lee Hamilton of Indiana -- caved under Republican pressure. Boren brushed aside Ben-Menashe's testimony and cleared the way for Gates to be confirmed as CIA director. In 1992-93, Hamilton oversaw an October Surprise investigation, which defended Republican innocence by concealing testimony and documentary evidence which pointed toward Reagan-Bush guilt. [See The October Surprise X-Files.]
Meanwhile, Hersh and others who had drawn accurate information from Ben-Menashe retreated under fire. Hersh began calling Ben-Menashe "a liar," presumably because Ben-Menashe had failed to fulfill a promise that he could get a visa for Hersh to travel to Iran. When I've talked with Hersh over the years since then, he has not offered a single example of a substantive factual claim by Ben-Menashe that proved to be false. But like others, Hersh recognized the danger to his career and resented Ben-Menashe's bravado.
On many occasions, I shared Hersh's frustration with Ben-Menashe's behavior. The ex-Israeli agent sometimes dangled promises of more documents and then failed to deliver. But I was unable to disprove conclusively any of his substantive allegations, even when they first sounded highly implausible to me.
But the calumny heaped upon those who fairly examined these questions was so extraordinary that nearly everyone backed off or suffered great harm. Gary Sick, a serious scholar of U.S.-Iran relations who would have been in line for a senior State Department job under President Clinton, was turned into a political pariah for his conclusion that the October Surprise allegations were true. [See Gary Sick's book, October Surprise.]
PBS Frontline, which recruited me to report two documentaries on the issue, became a whipping boy for conservatives who cited those programs as a justification for slashing the PBS budget.
As individuals scrambled to salvage their careers and reputations, the integrity of the historical record crumbled. Ironically, the Democrats most responsible for the collapse -- Hamilton and Boren -- earned kudos for their "bipartisanship" and "conscience."
Another Chance
But there was still a chance for the truth to emerge in the early years of the Clinton administration. Along two separate tracks, Iranian government emissaries sought out contacts with the Clinton newcomers. Primarily, these emissaries wanted to test out the possibility of improved U.S.-Iranian relations and possibly gain release of Iranian assets frozen since 1979.
As part of those overtures, the Iranian emissaries informed the White House that the long-denied stories about a Republican-Iranian deal in 1980 were true. Sources close to the White House told me that this information was delivered directly to President Clinton. But Clinton turned his back on the overtures because hard documentary evidence was lacking and because of continued concerns about the Iranian government's support for international terrorism.
(One Clinton source identified Kamal Kharrazi as part of this Iranian initiative. Kharrazi then was Iranian representative to the United Nations, but he is now foreign minister under Iran's new, more moderate government.)
Though official Washington seems to have little interest in fixing old political and journalistic errors, some early history books of the era accept the October Surprise story as fact. Peter Bourne's Jimmy Carter biography, published this year, describes the Republican sabotage almost matter-of-factly.
Bourne recounts an interview with Bassam Abu Sharif, a top aide to Yasir Arafat, describing a request from "a senior Reagan advisor" who flew to Lebanon in July 1980 seeking Arafat's "influence in Tehran to delay the [hostage] release until after the election."
(In 1996, Arafat confirmed this account in a private meeting with Carter, according to the scholarly journal, Diplomatic History, Fall 1996. Later, the ex-president confirmed to me that Arafat had supplied the information about the Republican operation.)
On another front, Bourne adds that Casey "had established his own channels to Tehran through relationships in the French intelligence community." Those contacts permitted Casey to open up direct negotiations with Iranians in Europe.
These European intelligence figures "were professional operatives who not only had the necessary international contacts and were coldbloodedly involved in breaking of governments through clandestine deals and furtive manipulation, they were also people who could keep secrets even if it meant perjuring themselves."
Bourne also cites an obvious motive for CIA officers to help in the plot. "Carter was widely disliked [by them] while Casey and Reagan's vice presidential nominee, George Bush, were considered members of the club," Bourne notes.
In Israel, Bourne writes, Prime Minister Menachem Begin had concluded that Carter would lose and began "to cover Israel's bets surreptitiously with the Republicans." Explaining why the 1992-93 congressional inquiry rejected the October Surprise allegations, Bournes adds that the members of Congress lacked "definitive evidence" and may have feared that a full investigation would "reveal far greater involvement of Israel than had already come to light."
Brzezinski's View
In an interview, Carter's national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski told me that the Carter White House was well aware that the Begin government had "an obvious preference for a Reagan victory." That animosity could be traced back to Carter's opposition to Jewish settlements on the West Bank.
David Kimche, a senior Begin aide and former Mossad official, has corroborated Brzezinski's point. "Begin was being set up for diplomatic slaughter by the master butchers in Washington," Kimche wrote about Israeli concerns for a second Carter term, when the president would be freed from the electoral pressures of the American Jewish community. [See Kimche's book, The Last Option.]
Despite the shifting assessments of historians, Ben-Menashe remained the odd man out. Angry about his disclosures, Israel subjected him to years of harassment. As he shuttled from country to country, he always feared sudden deportation to Israel -- the Vanunu option -- or worse. He finally settled in Montreal, married a Canadian woman and obtained Canadian citizenship. Now in his late 40s, he works for an international commodities broker and tries to put the controversies of the 1980s behind him.
But the attempted murder of Khaled Meshal offers a reminder of how far Israel is prepared to go when its security interests are threatened -- and how hard it is to know the history even when it happens right before our eyes.
[link to www.consortiumnews.com]
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 718265
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7/5/2009 7:34 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
I think the Israelis have more to fear from their own government. I hear the Israel healthcare is awful. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 357856
You just redefined the concept of OFF-TOPIC! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 449656
United States
7/5/2009 7:51 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
Not to hijack this thread, but the WebBot ALTA 1309 report states
'WebBot report'.....
All of this to defend a people who haven't lifted ONE SINGLE FINGER to assist us in the past... except for lip-service. Their petty squabbles over a miserable patch of desert have cost the U.S. uncounted billions of dollars [and thousands of lives] since 1948 with no end in sight. And: it could very well be that these chosen people are the ones who ultimately bring the United States down to the level of a blustering insignificant country such as their own.
Israel is a blooming garden, BTW.
It's the Arab countries that are more a desert.
Go figure.
NASA NEEDS TO EXPLORE FOR WATER! help these deserts out and find them water!Not the moon silly ! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 718841
United States
7/5/2009 9:04 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
SAUDI & US give green light for Isarel to attack Iran HOAX
SAUDI & US give green light for Isarel to attack Iran HOAX (1) = last desperate illuminati attempt to prevent fall of agent Ahmadinejad (2), using acceptance by association technique again and again, i.e. trying to push the population to support Ahmadinejad by suggesting that they will allow Israel to strike.
Notes
(1)NEDA HOAX, innocent bystander murdered = CIA PSY-OP to discredit Iran protesters
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7/5/2009 9:35 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 719036
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7/5/2009 9:54 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
SAUDI & US give green light for Isarel to attack Iran HOAX
SAUDI & US give green light for Isarel to attack Iran HOAX (1) = last desperate illuminati attempt to prevent fall of agent Ahmadinejad (2), using acceptance by association technique again and again, i.e. trying to push the population to support Ahmadinejad by suggesting that they will allow Israel to strike.
Notes
(1) NEDA HOAX, innocent bystander murdered = CIA PSY-OP to discredit Iran protesters
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(2) [ link to www.google.com] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 718841
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 717523
United States
7/5/2009 10:05 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
notice how its that goddamn liberal- Joe Biden-who is says its OK for parasite Israel to attack IRAN-well, IRAN has a right to defend itself from those psychotic Zionist Jews in Israel |
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7/5/2009 11:20 PM
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IAF to train overseas in coming months in face of Iranian threat
On the day that US Vice President Joe Biden seemed to give Israel a green light for military action to eliminate Iran's nuclear threat, The Jerusalem Post learned that the IAF plans to participate in aerial exercises in the US and Europe in the coming months with the aim of training its pilots for long-range flights.
[link to www.jpost.com]
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 717985
 Australia
7/5/2009 11:24 PM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
Ok here is the downlow of the plan. First we send the IAF to bomb the nuclear facilities. If Iran tries to retaliate we nuke them to kingdom come. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 719152
 New Zealand
7/6/2009 12:41 AM | | Re: BREAKING:'Saudis would let IAF jets fly over kingdom on Iran mission'.."GREEN LIGHT TO ATTACK IRAN" | Quote |
Because Islamists say about themselves "We love death"
They don't all say that. You are trying to sterotype all Muslims based on the rantings of a "potent minority."
And yes, we all know that you'll want to link us over to the youtube video of a "great throng" of people chanting anti USA bullshit...So don't bother. You spam the board enough with that, really.
Basically, what you're doing is akin to saying "all black people say/do such-n-such." Which is racially motivated.
So, based on that, I can accuse you, properly, of a form of racism or even theocratic bigotry. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 716764
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