By Cernig A senior U.S. official told ABC News the Israelis first discovered a suspected Syrian nuclear facility early in the summer, and the Mossad — Israel's intelligence agency — managed to either co-opt one of the facility's workers or to insert a spy posing as an employee.As actual expert Dr. Jeffrey Lewis has pointed out, the "North Korean" design is actually a British one, is probably the design most easily copied from open-source details available in books and on the internet, and is still very difficult to assess exactly from photographs when in an advanced stage of contruction. So basically these anonymous officials - called David Addington, Steven Hadley and Elliot Abrams - couldn't "assess" jack-sh*t about the building's origins even if it was a fully-functional reactor. But it wasn't - it was a building site that maybe someone should have mentioned their worries about to the IAEA. Nothing more and impossible to assess as anything more. And the Israelis bombed it while the Cheneyites held their glands for them. Then some folk wonder why America can't get international co-operation they way it used to... Update If you're following this story closely enough to cut through the BS, you'll want to read posts by Charles at Mercury Rising and by The Spook In The Machine. Both very thought provoking. |
Friday, October 19, 2007
More Syrian "Nuke" BS From The Fourth Branch
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10/19/2007 06:54:00 PM
Labels: Bush administration, Israel, Nukes, Sources/Shills, Spin/Flim Flam, Syria, War Hype
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