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Experts: Israel could send Iran back to Stone Age
Sunday Times quotes defense experts as saying that Jewish state could cripple Islamic Republic's power grid with electromagnetic pulses
British newspaper Sunday Times has exposed one of the "surprises" the Israel Defense Forces has in store in case of a military strike in Iran.
According to the Sunday morning report, the Jewish state could cripple the Islamic Republic's power grid with electromagnetic pulses as part of a concerted attack to halt Iran's military nuclear program, which could "send Iran back to the Stone Age."
The report, by Uzi Mahnaimi, claims that the possible use of such a weapon has been raised in several quarters as a debate rages among Israel’s politicians about whether a swift strike should be launched against Iran's nuclear facilities.
Bill Gertz, a veteran American defense specialist, is quoted as saying that US intelligence agencies have reported “growing concerns that Israel will conduct a strike on Iran using a high-altitude nuclear burst aimed at disrupting all electronics in the country."
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Source: www.ynetnews.com...
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHope
Um WTF are you talking about? Iran is the enemy and Israel has to do a preemptive strike before its to late.
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHopedid you forget good ole ahmadinajad once to wipe em off the map, ...
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHopedid you forget the radical islams and his regime want to destroy the world and convert everyone to islam
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHopeOk let me put it this way: I think Israel is choosing the humane approach. Instead of senseless killing they can solve there problems with a simple emp. Sounds like a win to me.
These people are mentally sick on a whole new level.... they literally are daydreaming about which method is best to wipe out a country & destabilize the globe, most likely sparking a 3rd WW -- as if this is a game of Risk. Fear-mongering, false-flag globalist scum need to be dethroned & tossed into prison to live with the rats imo.
Addressing a gathering in Arizona, Joe Lieberman also admitted that the unilateral US sanctions against Iran's nuclear program have not retrieved any results so far.
"We have applied very tough economic sanctions on Iran and they have clearly affected the economy of Iran - but they have not affected the nuclear program one iota," marveled Lieberman.
Iran is under four rounds of UN Security Council sanctions for turning down West's calls to give up its right of uranium enrichment, saying the demand is politically tainted and illogical.
Originally posted by charles1952
I kind of like the sound of EMP, especially if the radiation can be controlled. (Which I believe it can.) No fragments going through the innocent, not millions of deaths. It seems a lot more humane.
(I'm not 100% serious, but I like it a whole lot better than a nuclear war.)
Originally posted by ALF88
Originally posted by charles1952
I kind of like the sound of EMP, especially if the radiation can be controlled. (Which I believe it can.) No fragments going through the innocent, not millions of deaths. It seems a lot more humane.
(I'm not 100% serious, but I like it a whole lot better than a nuclear war.)
Again the question... On what basis do you justify an attack?
There is zero proof for the Zionist accusations!edit on 10-9-2012 by ALF88 because: (no reason given)
I don't remember being asked that question before. Let me give you an answer you're probably tired of hearing. Self-defense. You're not required to take the first strike before you're allowed to strike back. Israel has "a reasonable belief of imminent, serious, bodily harm."
Again the question... On what basis do you justify an attack?
Originally posted by charles1952
Dear ALF88,
I don't remember being asked that question before.
Originally posted by charles1952Let me give you an answer you're probably tired of hearing.
Originally posted by charles1952Self-defense. You're not required to take the first strike before you're allowed to strike back. Israel has "a reasonable belief of imminent, serious, bodily harm."
Originally posted by ALF88
Originally posted by charles1952
Dear ALF88,
I don't remember being asked that question before.
No, but I asked it before in this thread and it is not too much asked for to read the rest of the posts before yours.
Originally posted by charles1952Let me give you an answer you're probably tired of hearing.
Yes, because it is nonsense!
Originally posted by charles1952Self-defense. You're not required to take the first strike before you're allowed to strike back. Israel has "a reasonable belief of imminent, serious, bodily harm."
There is no need for self defense regarding Iran. All the accusations and decisions made by the Zionist regime are based on lies and messianic feelings.
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHope
reply to post by ALF88
I was just reading that earlier, and was thinking of making a thread and bam here it is lol..
Um WTF are you talking about? Iran is the enemy and Israel has to do a preemptive strike before its to late.
did you forget good ole ahmadinajad once to wipe em off the map, did you forget the radical islams and his regime want to destroy the world and convert everyone to islam
Ok let me put it this way: I think Israel is choosing the humane approach. Instead of senseless killing they can solve there problems with a simple emp. Sounds like a win to me.
Originally posted by yourignoranceisbliss
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHope
reply to post by ALF88
I was just reading that earlier, and was thinking of making a thread and bam here it is lol..
Um WTF are you talking about? Iran is the enemy and Israel has to do a preemptive strike before its to late.
did you forget good ole ahmadinajad once to wipe em off the map, did you forget the radical islams and his regime want to destroy the world and convert everyone to islam
Ok let me put it this way: I think Israel is choosing the humane approach. Instead of senseless killing they can solve there problems with a simple emp. Sounds like a win to me.
Geez, try not to sound too biased.
Isn't this website's motto 'deny ignorance'? Why is this kind of obviously ignorant and anti-semitic rhetoric allowed here? You realize there are Jews LIVING IN IRAN, right? Mods? Anyone? Can you do something about this warmongering trend? Like oh saaaay DELETE / BAN USERS WHO CONTINUE TO IGNORANTLY SLANDER IRAN WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF WRONGDOING?
If you've seen the hilariously lame pro-Israel donation ads here on ATS itself, you know that is not going to happen, though. Even ATS itself has become a propaganda tool for Israel. Pretty sad and telling of how far the corruption has spread.
Time to amputate folks. We need to decapitate the head of the beast before America becomes the next WWII Germany.
Originally posted by penninja
You'd be wrong on that last count
Originally posted by penninjaIf I am out somewhere and a conflict arises and reaches trash talking and threats are made I do the daily life equivalent every time and throw the shot if I feel threatened, i'd take a bit o time in jail any day rather than be physically harmed, jail, or in this case sanctions, condemnation, loss of some rights...whatever. These things are meaningless vs being alive.
Originally posted by penninja... and If Israel makes a move while it has the upper hand it's perfectly understandable
How do you know? What evidence do you have to support that statement?
Again, on what basis? There is no nuclear weapons program. . .
IAEA reports coupled with Iran's continual refusal to abide by the treaty. Secondly Iran suspended its nuclear weapons program back in 2003 according to numerous intelligence sources, including the US.
Originally posted by ALF88
Why? Based on what?
Recent Developments:
Implementation of the NPT Safeguards Agreement and relevant provisions of Security Council Resolutions 1737 (2006), 1747 (2007), 1803 (2008) and 1835 (2008) in the Islamic Republic of Iran, Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency, February 19, 2009.
There are ongoing investigations by the IAEA concerning Iran's compliance with the NPT. At the end of August 2003, the IAEA stated in a confidential report leaked to the media that trace elements of Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) were found in an Iranian nuclear facility. In June of 2003, an IAEA Director General report stated that Iran had not met the obligations required of it by the NPT. A November 2003 report identified further violations. In February 2004 it was discovered that Iran had blueprints for an advanced centrifuge design usable for uranium enrichment that it had withheld from nuclear inspectors. In December 2003, Iran signed an additional protocol authorizing IAEA inspectors to make intrusive, snap inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities. The protocol was signed as an addition to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. Remaining uncertainties surrounding Iran's uranium enrichment activities were addressed in the IAEA's November 2004 report. IAEA Deputy Director for Safeguards, Pierre Goldschmidt, reported in June 2005 that Iran had admitted to separating out small amounts of plutonium as recently as 1998.
Despite suspending its enrichment and conversion programs in 2003, Iran resumed uranium conversion in 2005 and enrichment in 2006. In 2009, it was revealed that Iran had secretly constructed a second enrichment facility within a Revolutionary Guards military base twenty miles from the city of Qum. The enrichment facility near Qum is smaller than the Natanz enrichment facility. The smaller size of the Qum enrichment facility combined with its location within a military base suggests to some that this second enrichment plant is not for enriching uranium required for generating civil nuclear power. Iran maintains that the facility is necessary for enriching uranium for its research reactor and it was built due to worries that the Natanz facility is vulnerable to attack. One study notes that the Qum enrichment facility is potentially too small to be an effective enrichment plant for weapons grade material. In the study’s conclusion, the authors note that the Qum enrichment facility is “neither ideal for commercial nor military purposes.”
Originally posted by ALF88
This was proven to be a BIG FAT lie.
Iran will help anyone willing to "cut out the cancer" of Israel, its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said today.
TEHRAN: Big anti-Israel rallies took place in cities across Iran on Friday for the country s annual Quds Day, which supports the Palestinian cause and an end to the Jewish state.
Because Al Queida are cowards who hide behind civilian clothes making it difficult to know who is what.
Originally posted by ALF88
What did you say is the reason why are we supporting Al Qaeda in Lybia and Syria?
Its more humane than removing a nation off the face of the Earth. Also if you researched Irans position towards Israel you would see the word game Iran plays when it comes to the destruction of Israel.
Originally posted by ALF88
Based on what? You seriously think that a nuclear weapon detonated over Iran and taking the country back to the stone age is humane?
This is even more true when its applied to the Iranian government, the Syrian government, Hamas, Hezzbullah etc etc etc. Maybe the people wanting to destroy Israel should stop launching missile attacks at civilians and maybe attack the Israeli government. I mean after all they claim their issue is with the government of Israel and not her people.
Originally posted by ALF88
There is no such thing as humane warfare!