I know this may sound to some as "anti-American", but if I were in a room full of people, most of whom are my enemies and everyone has a gun, I would want a gun as well; if you get my drift. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appears humanitarian, but I honestly do not trust him, but I do understand however why they want nuclear technologies.
From: James M. Atkinson <j..._at_tscm.com>
To: tscm-..._at_googlegroups.com; John Young <...@pipeline.com>; John Young <cr..._at_earthlink.net>
Sent: Monday, December 5, 2011 11:38 AM
Subject: [TSCM-L] {5868} Iranian nuclear weapons - Isfahan Bombing
Please go back and look at my (pre-bombing) reports. On 10/04/2011, I Notified the U.S. State Department of this: -------- Original Message --------
Subject: Iranian Warhead Program Date: Tue, 04 Oct 2011 18:34:56 -0500 From: James M. Atkinson <j..._at_tscm.com> Reply-To: jm..._at_tscm.com Organization: Granite Island Group To: Offici..._at_iaea.org, hatc..._at_state.gov, shi..._at_state.gov, Spri..._at_State.gov, Walt..._at_state.gov, Swan..._at_state.gov, Marw..._at_State.gov, Cobe..._at_state.gov, Palm..._at_state.gov I reported this to the IAEA on October 4, 2011 (see above) Then to the U.S. Security Council on 11/12/2011 and the Israelis on 11/21/2011, Then on 11/25/2011 I posted it my my TSCM-L Mailing list. Then on 11/28/2011 "someone" bombs the hell out of the facility Then on 11/30/2011 the Iranians deny explosions, and deny a bombing, and the next day confess to a minor problem. Lots of coincidences, and interesting timelines. -jma http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/a-second-iranian-nuclear-facility-has-exploded-as-diplomatic-tensions-rise-between-the-west-and-tehran/story-e6frg6so-1226209996774 A second Iranian nuclear facility has exploded, as diplomatic tensions rise between the West and Tehran BY: SHEERA FRENKEL From: The Times November 30, 2011 11:00AM AN IRANIAN nuclear facility has been hit by a huge explosion, the second such blast in a month, prompting speculation that Tehran's military and atomic sites are under attack. Satellite imagery seen by The Times confirmed that a blast that rocked the city of Isfahan on Monday struck the uranium enrichment facility there, despite denials by Tehran. The images clearly showed billowing smoke and destruction, negating Iranian claims yesterday that no such explosion had taken place. Israeli intelligence officials told The Times that there was "no doubt" that the blast struck the nuclear facilities at Isfahan and that it was "no accident". The explosion at Iran's third-largest city came as satellite images emerged of the damage caused by one at a military base outside Tehran two weeks ago that killed about 30 members of the Revolutionary Guard, including General Hassan Moghaddam, the head of the Iranian missile defence program. Iran condemned over embassy storming Iran claimed that the Tehran explosion occurred during testing on a new weapons system designed to strike at Israel. But several Israeli officials have confirmed that the blast was intentional and part of an effort to target Iran's nuclear weapons program. On Monday, Isfahan residents reported a blast that shook tower blocks in the city at about 2.40pm and seeing a cloud of smoke rising over the nuclear facility on the edge of the city. "This caused damage to the facilities in Isfahan, particularly to the elements we believe were involved in storage of raw materials," said one military intelligence source. He would not confirm or deny Israel's involvement in the blast, instead saying that there were "many different parties looking to sabotage, stop or coerce Iran into stopping its nuclear weapons program". Iran went into frantic denial yesterday as news of the explosion at Isfahan emerged. Alireza Zaker-Isfahani, the city's governor, claimed that the blast had been caused by a military exercise in the area but state-owned agencies in Tehran soon removed this story and issued a government denial that any explosion had taken place at all. On Monday, Dan Meridor. the Israeli Intelligence Minister, said: "There are countries who impose economic sanctions and there are countries who act in other ways in dealing with the Iranian nuclear threat." Major-General Giora Eiland, Israel's former director of national security, told Israel's army radio that the Isfahan blast was no accident. "There aren't many coincidences, and when there are so many events there is probably some sort of guiding hand, though perhaps it's the hand of God," he said. A former Israeli intelligence official cited at least two other explosions that have "successfully neutralized" Iranian bases associated with the Shahab-3, the medium-range missile that could be adapted to carry a nuclear warhead. "This is something everyone in the West wanted to see happen," he added. Iran has repeatedly denied the existence of a nuclear weapons program, and strongly condemned the International Atomic Energy Agency's report last month that accused Iran of trying to build a nuclear weapon. -jma
-- James M. Atkinson President and Sr. Engineer "Leonardo da Vinci of Bug Sweeps and Spy Hunting" http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=15178662 Granite Island Group jm..._at_tscm.com http://www.tscm.com/ (978) 546-3803Received on Sat Mar 02 2024 - 00:57:23 CST
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