The A-team of Terrorists
Worried about Al Qaeda? Maybe there are more reasons to worry about Hezbollah?
Middle East Times: Hezbollah, an Imminent Danger
 November 17, 2008
Former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage called Hezbollah "the A-team of terrorists, while al-Qaida may actually be the B-team."
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Hezbollah has long had a presence in Latin America. It is believed to maintain a large base of operations in the tri-border area where Paraguay,
Brazil and Argentina converge. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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Flight 447
Two key figures in the global battle against illegal arms trade was on the doomed Air France Flight 447.
Key figures in global battle against illegal arms trade
lost in Air France crash
AMID THE media frenzy and speculation over the disappearance of Air France's ill-fated Flight 447, the loss of two of the world's most
prominent figures in the war on the illegal arms trade and international drug trafficking has been virtually overlooked.
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Also travelling with Dreyfus on the doomed flight was his friend and colleague Ronald Dreyer, a Swiss diplomat and co-ordinator of the Geneva
Declaration on Armed Violence who had worked with UN missions in El Salvador, Mozambique, Azerbaijan, Kosovo and Angola. Both men were consultants at
the Small Arms Survey, an independent think tank based at Geneva's Graduate Institute of International Studies. The Survey said on its website that
Dryer had helped mobilise the support of more than 100 countries to the cause of disarmament and development.
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Dreyfus knew that many of the weapons from the so-called tri-border area between Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina were reaching Rio drug
gangs. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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Mutt, look at it in this sort of way if you would.
The anti-terror and mafia task forces have been keeping their attention focused on certain areas of the world for years. Well, these mafia leaders and
terror groups have either caught on to what these task forces have been doing in the so-called hot spots for years. If you were to think about it, yes
we have forgot about the backyard down in South America. I'll just say this being because of our loss of focus on South America, these rebel groups
and drug cartels that we took on back in the 1990s are starting to spring back up. This being due to our intelligence and federal law enforcement
agencies focusing more on the terrorist groups headquartered over in Iran, Syria, and Jordan. Top that off with some of the governmental bodies of
South American countries either being to inept or the severity of corruption in some of these countries. to battle these mafia families and terrorist
groups. Another thing that has helped these groups basically set up shop in this area is easy access to Ports of Call. If you look at the map, you can
clearly see that four of the busiest ports in South America are well within distance of the area.
In regards to Air France Flight 447....
There is that good chance that the reason why this craft went down was due to terrorism. I mean you have two of the leading figures in the battle
dealing with illegal arms trade that were on the same flight. Somebody somewhere knows exactly what happened to Flight 447 and they are not going to
come out and admit to their wrongdoing. I believe with out a shadow of a reasonable doubt that Hezbollah was behind the Flight 447 crash. It is a
strong possibility that a bomb did bring that aircraft down over the Mid-Atlantic Ocean. Where that plane went down was over some of the deepest deep
sea trenches in the Atlantic. If debris recovery is at all possible, the debris would just be so far down under the water that it would be impossible
to bring any wreckage to the surface. In that case, we may never know what it actually was that brought down the aircraft.
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Congradulations Hellmutt you have just identified the Nazi stronghold that has existed since the end of World War II!
Ok so maybe you missed the Nazi tie in or that it is their stronghold with everyone else being a guest, but it's still a great job.
Dig a little deeper in that region and you will unearth some even more interesting things than you already have.
Nice post!
[edit on 21/6/09 by ProtoplasmicTraveler]
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Well if they did bring it down, what will happen?
Dare I mention Lockerbie? Gadafi is still the Lybian Dictator after all these years.
I'd probably put money on the CIA knowing it was going to happen.
The CIA benefits financially from illegal trades as does Hezbollah etc.
[edit on 21-6-2009 by zazzafrazz]
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A crazy storm seems to have hit the Tri-Border Area...
RIA Novosti: Storm kills 14 in Argentina, Brazil
A state of emergency has been declared in the Brazilian border town of Guaraciaba. The storm damaged 70% of the buildings, as well as power lines
and communications, in the town with the population of 10,000.
At least 10 people died and 50 were injured when the storm, described as "a violent tornado," hit the town of Santa Rosa in the northeastern
Argentinean province of Misiones
BBC: Fourteen dead in S America storm
The storm also damaged homes in Paraguay.
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San Pedro mayor Orlando Wolfart described the devastation as "incredible".
"This is something we've never seen," he told reporters.
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In Paraguay there were reports that 700 rural properties, as well as crops, had been damaged.
The temperature in the capital Asuncion fell from 35C to 12C.
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reply to post by Hellmutt
Are we suggesting HARRP or some other Weather Weapon?
Someone doing housekeeping?
Those Dyson Vacum Cleaners can produce quite a cyclone!
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