There's been a sudden shift of focus from the US in regards to Iran's nuclear ambitions, the US has changed their position from warning Iran to not become nuclear armed, to stating that they will provide a
defense umbrella over Mideast if the Iranians achieve a nuclear capability.
For those of you who doubt the Iranians are 'inches away' from having a nuclear weapon, you might be interested in the just released information from the German government
"Germany's Spies Refuted the 2007 NIE Report" which total discredits the US intelligence communities assumptions that Iran is not actively seeking to build nuclear weapons.
Well, apart from the fact, that most people recognize that defensive principle of
mutual assured destruction will not stop the
Iranian theocracy from using nuclear missiles to
wipe Israel off map in seconds, its good to know when the those missiles do come, Hillary Clinton will be busy stating that if there hadn't been 'communications glitches', then cities like Tel aviv would have been protected.
That's really soothing Hillary, when are you moving to Israel???
So when Iran sends nuclear missiles towards the highest densities cities in Israel then, as long as there are no 'glitches' such as the one which has
stopped the launch of the intercepting missile because of the communications glitch three times this week then everything 'should be ok.
JERUSALEM — Israeli defense officials say three tests in the U.S. of a missile defense system meant to shield Israel from Iranian attack have been aborted over the past week.
They say an upgraded version of the already-deployed Arrow 2 was being tested off the coast of California. They say communication glitches between the missile and the radar led U.S. defense officials to abort.
They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to disclose details of the tests.
State-run Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. is producing the Arrow together with Chicago-based Boeing Co.
The defense officials say the Arrow 2 was meant to intercept a dummy Iranian Shihab missile. But they say U.S. officials stopped the launch of the intercepting missile because of the communications glitch.
Mr Bagel: Forget the 15 second warning you've got seconds to say goodbye to your loved ones!
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Where's the missing 10 seconds???
RE: CCTV recording of Jakarta hotels bombing suspect prior to the explosion (17th July 2009)
Wheres the 10 seconds before the bomb blast? Just before the camera change there is a hotel worker (porter) pulling a trolley towards the restaurant, the security guy behind the pylon notices something with the person he is talking to, he steps out from behind the Pylon to look at the assumed suicide bomber who is heading to the 'lounge' and then the porter is seen turning around walking to the center of the foyer, but in the next camera frame he is shown walking back from the 'center circle of the foyer'. There's at least ten seconds right before the bomb blast which is not shown on the video. Why??? Clumsy editing? Why the camera change right then? Why was the 'Guards' attention standing behind the Pylon, taken by the suicide bomber?
Mr Bagel: Is this clumsy editing? Or is there more to the missing 10 seconds??
UPDATE:
Better footage:
here It looks like its actually 1 minute and two seconds gap between the two shots.
Check the time stamp on the videos.
References:
News Org: Various
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Forget stories of feeding hungry masses with just two pita's it seems the Palestinian Authority has produced an even better miracle.
Just when we've finished hearing about how bad it is with food shortages;
"
Gaza residents report severe shortage of basic goods" July 3rd 2009
with Palestinians complaining of not having enough grain and dairy products its amazing that less than two weeks after this article ran on July 3rd, 2009, they're able to set what looks like a new world record for kunafa.
"
Palestinians aim for massive pastry record, with 1,765 kilos kunafa"
Yes they've manage to produce the world's largest pastry Kunafa, yes folks all 1,765 kilos of
kunafa - a mix of vermicelli, syrup and cheese - it weighed 1,765 kilos (3,891 lbs) and was 74 meters (243 feet) long. Now I'm sure some smarty might point out that the Kunafa was in Judea and Samaria (incorrectly known as the West bank), and the greater food shortage is located in Gaza, but its poignant to see again just how effective the Palestinian's portray their suffering.
It is with a certain irony that the ynet article quotes a Palestinian complaining:
"Since the siege we pay much more and get a much lower quality. Both in fuel and in all other products the quality is poor."
The quality of goods aren't as good apparently, now there not coming from Israel but rather through the porous network of tunnels from Egypt.
Quality Goods from those Zionist conspirators? Impossible!
Mr Bagel:
Photo credit: AP
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