The Syrians have taken what was left of the reactor that Israel humiliatingly bombed and made it disappear. Now WaPo reports that they’d been building that thing since 2003: The mystery surrounding the construction of what might have been……

DoriaGrey – Good to see you back and pray all is well in S.D..

maverick muse on October 28, 2007 at 8:20 AM

Pay not attention to that clown; it is really just someone’s puckered anus with a lot of makeup…

maverick muse on October 28, 2007 at 8:20 AM

Clean up on isle 11, Ron Paultard alert, Ron Paultard alert…

Excellent point.

agape,
robb

My guess is that the plant was built… but they had no fuel for it…

With the NORKs shutting down their reactors, they had to do somthing with the fuel, and so sold it to Syria. The “cement” was used as a sheilding agent so no radioactive signature could be detected at any great distance.

My guess is that Isreal hit just as they were preparing to fuel the reactor (it takes some time to do this)…

Now the big question… that no one is addressing… where is the fuel? Did Israel go in and get it? or is it still in Syrian, or even worse, Iranian hands?

Strategy Page suggests Suter was involved, but this October 6 article came to the same conclusion several weeks earlier.

Follow the money to recognize the puppetmasters; don’t get stuck on the particular politician in the spotlight. They are all of the same master manipulative company troupe, globalizing via concurrent deceptions and placations.

Which info to release, which info to create, which info to act upon…

Regardless of which, be it Bosnian, Afghan, Pakistani, Syrian, Iranian, Iraqi, UAE, Palestinian, ourselves, the news is always fabricated toward the objective. It is all propaganda that keeps us worker bees buzzing accordingly. In current events, it becomes more and more difficult to see or even imagine sanity ruling the day.

I would the objective be to uphold our Constitution. But all those who do so are ultimately given the shaft in the grand shell game enforced by globalists. In our contemporary Oval Office, the motto is not “the buck stops here” as the shaft is utilized ever so frequently.

Then there was Gen. Georges Sada, who was apparently talking to a wall.

Pablo on October 27, 2007 at 10:20 PM

Very interesting article.

“If you believe Strategy Page, that warning shot served its purpose: all your (air warning) base are belong to us.”

thank you… there is tea all over my 3 monitors now.

Everyone mocked Debka for saying this at the time. (”This” being that Saddam was sending his WMDs off to Syria.)

Attila (Pillage Idiot) on October 27, 2007 at 7:52 PM

Then there was Gen. Georges Sada, who was apparently talking to a wall.

doriangrey on October 27, 2007 at 7:12 PM

I love the smell of Arabic humiliation in the morning!

However did anyone manage to find out what was going on in Syria/Iran without our top notch blonde bombshell spy on the job?

Sue on October 27, 2007 at 9:59 PM

Heh heh heh it was probably the fact that she wasn’t there anymore to prevent them from doing so that it happened…

Nuclear
As I informed Congress last fall, we are concerned about Syria’s nuclear R&D program and continue to watch for any signs of nuclear weapons activity or foreign assistance that could facilitate a Syrian nuclear weapons capability. We are aware of Syrian efforts to acquire dual-use technologies—some, through the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Technical Cooperation program—that could be applied to a nuclear weapons program. In addition, Russia and Syria have approved a draft program on cooperation on civil nuclear power. Broader access to Russian expertise could provide opportunities for Syria to expand its indigenous capabilities, should it decide to pursue nuclear weapons. The Syrians have a Chinese-supplied “miniature” research reactor under IAEA safeguards at Dayr Al Hajar.

Syria is a party to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and has a standard safeguards agreement with the IAEA but, like Iran, has not yet signed or, to our knowledge, even begun negotiations on the IAEA Additional Protocol. The Additional Protocol is an important tool that, if fully implemented, could strengthen the IAEA’s investigative powers to verify compliance with NPT safeguards obligations and provides the IAEA with the ability to act quickly on any indicators of undeclared nuclear materials, facilities and activities. We believe the Additional Protocol should be a new minimal standard for countries to demonstrate their nonproliferation bona fides.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/910257.html

Washington Post: Several N. Korean scientists hurt in IAF strike in Syria

By Shmuel Rosner, Haaretz Correspondent

WASHINGTON – A top-secret report by the U.S. intelligence services says several North Korean scientists were injured in Israel’s strike in Syria last month, top Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland reported in the paper Sunday.

Some two weeks ago, British newspaper The Sunday Times reported that diplomats in North Korea and China believed a number of North Koreans had been killed in the strike, based on reports reaching Asian governments about conversations between Chinese and North Korean officials.

Maybe certain senior managers were on-site that day.

Zorro on October 27, 2007 at 9:20 PM

Were reports that several Korean Sceintists were killed or wounded that day

hmmm

Why did Israel hit the reactor now …

Maybe certain senior managers were on-site that day.

That’s wicked scary confidence, if true.

Jaibones on October 27, 2007 at 8:24 PM

And it probably is true…

Jooooooooooooooos!

I can’t escape the thought, too, that the Israelis must have someone inside Syria at a level so high that they knew what was on the ship from Nork, and that the bombing run had the added benefit of telling Syria that they weren’t afraid of exposure. That’s wicked scary confidence, if true.