Now the French are "taking" the blame for a ballistic missile test gone awry:

[link to ca.news.yahoo.com]

PMO says mysterious sighting off Newfoundland is not a missile

Thu Jan 28, 5:30 PM
By The Canadian Press


HARBOUR MILLE, N.L. - The Prime Minister Office says there is no evidence of anyone firing a rocket near Newfoundland's southern coast.


"There is no indication that there was ever a rocket launch," Dimitri Soudas, a spokesman for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, said Thursday in an email.


But a Liberal MP is accusing Ottawa of failing to provide answers on the mysterious sightings from earlier this week.


Gerry Byrne, the MP for Humber-St. Barbe-Baie Verte, said Thursday he had received no further information on the missile-like objects seen earlier this week.


"The objective here should be to dispel rumours and conspiracy theories," he said from Corner Brook, N.L.


"It's not making any sense and nobody's providing any real answers, so questions are mounting."


Originally on Wednesday, the RCMP said questions about the alleged missile sightings were being handled by Public Safety Canada, which had no comment other than to refer questions back to the RCMP. Then on Thursday, that federal department referred questions to the PMO.


"The PMO has made a definitive statement, and I will not be adding to it," said Christopher McCLuskey of Public Safety Canada in an email to The Canadian Press.


The ongoing confusion arose when a woman in Harbour Mille claimed she was outside taking pictures of the sunset Monday when she saw something fly overhead.


Darlene Stewart said she then alerted two neighbours and they saw three similar objects flying through the air.


Stewart's photo shows a long, rocket-like projectile cruising through the sky with a trail of flames and smoke behind it, but it's difficult to tell how big it is and how close it is to shore.


A radio station in St. John's said a French media outlet reported that France had conducted a ballistic missile test in the Atlantic Ocean, but far from the area where something was seen.


No one from the French Embassy in Ottawa was available for comment.


A spokesman for the Canadian Forces said they were aware of the reports and have confirmed there have been no planned missile exercises off the seaboard.


"There's no threat to the security of Canada," Maj. Jason Proulx said from Ottawa.


Byrne said he's concerned for the safety of residents if missile tests are being done and no one is being told about them.


Interesting that the missile was "French" and not Israeli.

Consider the following in the past week's international news:

Thread: FRANCE VOWS TO STOP ISRAELI ATTACK ON LEBANON

FRANCE VOWS TO STOP ISRAELI ATTACK ON LEBANON


THIS LOOKS LIKE WAR IS REALLY ON THE VERGE OF HAPPENING...why would Sarkozy say that otherwise?

But remember that Sarkozy is a HUGE ZIONIST. A HUGE ONE. So his comments... don't really matter in real life.

[link to www.naharnet.com]

Sarkozy: "France vows to try to prevent Israel from bombarding the basic infrastructure of Lebanon, but not more than that," stressing to those he met on the need to "control the internal Lebanese situation and prevent any provocations," according to well-informed Lebanese sources.
According to the pan-Arab daily al-Hayat, Sarkozy stressed that "France supports Lebanon's independence and sovereignty," in addition to being a friend to Israel.

"However, France demands Israel to respect the sovereignty of Lebanon because it is keen on that matter, as Sarkozy told the Israelis," added al-Hayat.

Thread: France's Sarkozy: Israel could attack Iran soon

France's Sarkozy: Israel could attack Iran soon

I call this provocation to get something going!

January 24, 2010 Israel Today Staff

France's Sarkozy: Israel could attack Iran soon

French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the weekend joined a growing number of world leaders convinced that Israel will soon attack Iran if diplomatic efforts continue to fail to bring the Islamic Republic's nuclear program to an end.

That according to a report in the London-based Arabic newspaper Al Hayat, which cited Sarkozy as telling visiting Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri that Israel "would not stand by while Iran develops nuclear weapons."

Sarkozy reportedly told Hariri that France has evidence that Iran is developing nuclear weapons, contrary to Tehran's claims that its nuclear program is purely for civilian purposes.

The report came just one day after Sarkozy called on the UN Security Council to impose harsher sanctions against Iran for violating previous resolutions. He noted that US President Barack Obama and the rest of the international community had made great efforts to work together with Iran, only to be slapped in the face repeatedly.



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So France "threatens" to be a bad guy to Israel, and also threatens Iran by stating an attack on Iran is imminent.

Yet a desert camo painted rocket is launched from a sub on a test, and of all people, the French take the blame for it.

France is covering for Israeli machinations.

And Britain has modified the Israeli Dophen class subs.

The last time these 3 worked together was in 1956 and they attacked Egypt in a sneak attack and siezed the Suez Canal and Alexandria and the Sinai.