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g146541
reply to post by AnAbsoluteCreation
Thoughts?
I'm sure these did not come from Iran, but if they did...
I wish they had the foresight to install remote detonators.
Nitwityahoo is just angry that the world is onto terroristic israeli false flags, may israel fall sooner than later, for the worlds sake.
amkia
LMAO…
10-15 seconds of this funny clip shows something looks like a couple of pipes (no indication of being missiles or rockets) and the rest of it are about to show the IDF military drill propaganda clips somewhere else.
And then we have this boohoobenny with clearly photoshoped missiles behind him.
I always wonder what is a difference between IDF terrorists and the Somali pirates? They both attack/board ships in international water, they both taking hostages and they both looking for something to blackmail.
Is this legal?
edit on 11-3-2014 by amkia because: (no reason given)
AnAbsoluteCreation
Eilat (Israel) (AFP) - Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the world of "hypocrisy" over Iran on Monday as he unveiled a shipment of arms allegedly dispatched to Gaza by Tehran.
Standing in front of a vast display of weapons seized last week from a vessel in the Red Sea, Netanyahu launched a blistering attack on the West over its apparent disregard for Iran's alleged attempts to supply longer-range rockets to Palestinian militants.
In a highly-publicised speech from Eilat port, where the weapons had been unloaded, Netanyahu said he had only heard a handful of "softly-worded condemnations of Iran" over its "murderous delivery" which came to light just days before EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton made a landmark visit to Tehran.
"We have been witness to the smiles and the handshakes between representatives of the West and the heads of the Iranian regime in Tehran, even as these missiles were being unloaded here in Eilat," he said.
Could it be because the international community doesn't believe the Israelis?
Iran had already said it had no part in that shipment.
Israel supposedly has evidence that Iran planned the shipment but thus far have not disclosed those details.
I do not remember a time in recent history where Israel's declarations were disregarded so easily.
I wonder if this is enough reason for Israel to luanch an attack, using this as a excuse.
Btw, I love the backdrop of pointed missiles behind the PM.
Thoughts?
AAC
TDawg61
So the Iranians get busted red handed.Then nothing but condemnations for...Israel!Always the same posters,with the same ridiculous premises and all without any damn proof.This sic the Jew mentality sickens me and i fear damages these boards credibility.
boymonkey74
If they want to go to war with Iran why drag the USA or any other country in?.
I would love to visit Iran, I know the most lovely Disney princess and she is from Iran....Oh to be 20 years younger
boymonkey74
reply to post by Iscool
Wait so American intel is always right?
Like the wmd's eh?
MystikMushroom
Is it just me, or do those missiles look like they're made of paper mache? Are these the same missiles from Iran that have English writing on the containers?
...
Defense Industries Organization (D.I.O) is one of the main affiliated subsidiaries of Ministry of Defense and Support of Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran as a completely state-owned organization is presenting its d uties and relative missions in the field of production and supply for the meeting of requirements of the Armed Forces of I.R. of Iran and also export of products, engineering and technical services.
TDawg61
So the Iranians get busted red handed.Then nothing but condemnations for...Israel!Always the same posters,with the same ridiculous premises and all without any damn proof.This sic the Jew mentality sickens me and i fear damages these boards credibility.
It turned out, Finkel said, to be “one of the most important human documents ever discovered.”
Finkel is aware his discovery may cause consternation among believers in the biblical story. When 19th-century British Museum scholars first learned from cuneiform tablets that the Babylonians had a flood myth, they were disturbed by its striking similarities to the story of Noah.
“Already in 1872 people were writing about it in a worried way — what does it mean that holy writ appears on this piece of Weetabix?” he joked, referring to a cereal similar in shape to the tablet.
Finkel has no doubts.
“I'm sure the story of the flood and a boat to rescue life is a Babylonian invention,” he said.
He believes the tale was likely passed on to the Jews during their exile in Babylon in the 6th century B.C.
And he doesn't think the tablet provides evidence the ark described in the Bible existed. He said it's more likely that a devastating real flood made its way into folk memory, and has remained there ever since.
“I don't think the ark existed — but a lot of people do,”