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Msg. 15741 of 21975
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Uncensored is interesting tonight too....

Uncensored News from Israel

Posted: 16 Oct 2011 11:00 AM PDT

Israel pushed into a losing battle?

Debka revealed astonishing information: the White House pushes Israel to sink Iranian submarines with her own Dolphin-class subs. As a guarantee, Obama finally agreed to sell Israel a few GBU-37 bunker-busters.

If true, the suggestion is suicidal. Iran won’t launch its missiles against Israel in retaliation, but will certainly attack Israeli soft underbelly of foreign Jewish targets. Palestinian terrorists will be instructed for renewed attacks in Israel. And in the end, sinking a vessel or two won’t reverse Iranian policy; if anything, it would strengthen IRGC’s resolve to achieve military superiority over Israel, if not in quality than in numbers.

We believe that Obama views Israel as an “expandable spy” or a pawn in his game with Iran. After Israel starts a silly conflict, Obama imagines he would be able to talk to Iranians. Even that is wrong as they would take a limited strike as a signal that the West is ready for nothing more, and will steel their resolve rather than run to negotiate.

Israeli strike on Iranian vessels in the Red Sea would also amount to clearing its water on Egypt’s behalf. Washington wants to show the Muslim Brotherhood that it can bring even Jews to their service.

Palestinians got Stingers

Posted: 16 Oct 2011 05:58 AM PDT

During the Soviet-Afghanistan war, the CIA supplied Stinger missiles to mojahedeen. The supply raised a significant controversy with many analysts being concerned that the missiles would be turned against Western targets. Surprisingly, mojahedeen only attacked Soviet helicopters. By now, the unused Stingers supplied to Afghanistan are unusable.

But Gazans got a close replacement by procuring SA-24 Russian-made anti-aircraft missiles from the NATO-supprted Libyan rebels. A half-empty cache of those was discovered b Egyptians.

Besides helicopters, the weapons shipment greatly endangers Israeli Navy boats as it includes Russian MDM-5 bottom mines.

NATO’s a billion or two stingy

Posted: 16 Oct 2011 12:25 AM PDT

Gadhafi’s loyalists keep fighting the rebels all the way to Tripoli. His resurgence is fueled by militant Toureg tribe, a traditional ally of whoever pays cash, including Al Qaeda.

After fighting Gadhafi for half a year and spending billions to install a lame government in Tripoli, the NATO fails to spend several billion dollars to bribe Touregs away from Gadhafi and Al Qaeda in the Maghreb.

Curiously, Al Qaeda works on both sides: its past affiliates rule Tripoli on behalf of rebels and NATO, while its other personnel smuggles weapons and drugs with Touregs’ help.




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This is only a drill...
By: DueDillinger
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Sun, 16 Oct 11 10:14 PM
Msg. 15739 of 21975

This is only a drill. This is not the start of WWIII. Please pretend that nothing is going on. This is only a drill.

Big US airlift drill starts Monday. Fresh Hamas demands for Gilad Shalit

The United States launches a large-scale exercise over the Middle East deploying 41 giant transports of the 22nds Airlift Squadron Monday Oct. 17, the day before the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit is scheduled to be released by Hamas. The US Transportation Command and its Air Forces Transportation will be testing its ability to provide a rapid strategic airlift response to major crises and contingencies.

Tuesday morning, when the Israel and Hamas prisoner exchange is due to be executed, the giant US transports will drill landings in Israel and Saudi Arabia. The aircraft will be packed with command and control elements and fighting units with full equipment. 

debkafile's military sources report that during this critical week, the exercise ending Friday, Oct. 21 will keep an American air fleet in Middle East skies ready to land at any moment for any contingency. The Israeli, Egyptian and Saudi armies are on a high state of preparedness.

In parallel, The USS John C. Stennis aircraft carrier is on its way from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean. Last Tuesday Oct. 11, as the US officials accused the Iranian government of directing a plot to assassination the Saudi ambassador to Washington, the Stennis was nearing the Red Sea.

Aboard was the Chief of US Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert who was assigned to the operation in this arena shortly after taking up his appointment.

The missions of the Stennis Battle Group, consisting of an additional seven warships, most of them destroyers and frigates, as well as Air Wing CVW-9, are to provide ground troops with combat support and strike land and sea targets. It is also able to sow mines over large areas around coastal regions and on the high sea.

Sunday, Oct. 16, US intelligence sources warned that the operation for the Israeli soldier's recovery from Hamas captivity (paid for by 1,027 jailed Palestinian terrorists) could touch off a spate of terrorist attacks in the region, most likely aimed at US embassies and Israel targets in and outside the country.

A senior US source noted that Iran, Hizballah and Syria might try and disrupt the exchange while it is in progress.

Tehran was furious with Washington for fingering Gholam Shakouri as one of the masterminds of the foiled assassination attempt. Shakouri is Deputy Chief of the Revolutionary Guards' Al Qods Brigades.

Iran, Syria and Hizballah all, furthermore, own an interest in thwarting the transfer of Hamas' political headquarters from Damascus to Cairo which was assured in a secret provision of the prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Hamas that was brokered by the US and Egypt.

Oct. 12, the day after the Shalit deal came to light, debkafile's military sources first drew attention to the danger of the three allies activating their undercover agents in the Gaza Strip to stymie the exchange.

On Oct. 14, the same warning was issued by the German spy agency's director Erns Uhrlau.

Sunday, circles in the IDF and Israel Defense Ministry voiced concern about the difficulties still to be overcome before Tuesday arrives. And indeed, that morning, Cairo sources reported hitches in finalizing the transfer arrangements which the prime minister's emissary David Maidan is managing for the Israeli side in Cairo. Those sources reported that Hamas representatives had raised fresh demands over and above the provisions of the prisoner swap accord they signed last week. They sought now to add more Palestinian female prisoners to the 27 agreed; they also wanted to delay the deportation of 40 hard-core terrorists to host countries and demanded that they stay in Egypt before their transfer.

Western sources report that Hamas hast yet to ask any foreign country to receive them.

http://www.debka.com/article/21389/

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