IS-REAL, OH WELL !! Israel keeping the peace, that's a stretch of anyones imagination.They will never be peace in that part of the world.
JEWS... What are you going to do with those people... they have this country fighting their wars, they would like us to bomb Iran, Russia and china don't think that's a good ideal,so we want do that,now take a real good look and maybe you will see that nobody wants to start a nuclear war.
Hard Times,
Wanting to bomb Russia and China?What you just throw that in there?As far as peace in that part of the world why do the Jews always get blamed for that??
Hamas and Hezzlobah would have nothing to do with that no? Gods chosen people get no respect.Thats just it .Take whatever reactor(s) are ongoing out before its to late.
In 1981 divine intervention took place.Just might happen again...
Raid on the Iraqi Reactor
(June 7, 1981)
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Iraq built the Osirak nuclear facility near Baghdad with French assistance. When intelligence confirmed Iraq's intention of producing weapons there, the Israeli government decided to attack. However, the raid would have to occur before the reactor went ?hot? so as not to endanger the surrounding community.
Every detail of the mission was planned meticulously. The target was distant: 1,100 km from Israel. Preparations included building target mockups and flying full scale dress*rehearsal missions. The aircrews were selected from the cream of the Israel Air Force's (IAF) fighter corps.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief*of*Staff, Lt. Gen. Rafael (Raful) Eitan, briefed the pilots personally. Displaying unusual emotion, he told them: ?The alternative is our destruction.?
At 15:55 on June 7, six F*15 escorts and eight F*16 fighter bombers roared off the runway from Etzion Air Force Base in the south. After a tense but uneventful low*level navigation route, the fighters reached their target. They popped up at 17:35 and quickly identified the dome gleaming in the late afternoon sunlight.
Enemy defenses were caught by surprise and opened fire too late. In one minute and twenty seconds, the reactor lay in ruins.
The way home was quiet, bringing the mission to its successful completion. It was a perfectly orchestrated opera conducted by the IAF Commander, Maj. Gen. David Ivry. At least for the present, the atomic genie of Baghdad was put back into his bottle.
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