Lebanese Fighters Killed In Iran's Escapades

The Shia "martyrs" of Southern Lebanon are dying in Syria training camps run by Iran.  .

Iran Flies Dead Martyrs Back To Lebanon

The latest Shia fighter, a son of a  local Hashem family, was flown back here after he died in Iran.

Hezbollah's Dirty Secret

"Many Lebanese are being killed in live firing exercises in the Islamic Republic, his death brings almost as many questions as mourners. Yet it is an open secret south of the Litani river that thousands of young men have been leaving their villages for military training in Iran. Up to 300 men are taken to Beirut en route to Tehran each month and the operation has been running since November of 2006; in all, as many as 4,500 Hizbollah members have been sent for three-month sessions of live-fire ammunition and rocket exercises to create a nucleus of Iranian-trained guerrillas for the "next" Israeli-Hizbollah war." 1
 

Bush Attacks And Poor Israel Pays

If America – or its proxy, Israel – bombs Iran, the response is likely to be swift and will come from the deep underground bunkers that the Hizbollah has been building in the fields of Southern Lebanon.

The Hizbollah Leader

"For months, Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, the Hizbollah leader, has been warning Israel that his organization has a "surprise" new weapon in its armoury." 2

Iran Is Giving Lebanon Missiles

It is common knowledge that Iran is giving Lebanon highly developed ground-to-air missile, which will devastate the innocent Israelis.
 

Iran's Weapons Used In 2006

After its 1980-88 war with Iraq, Iran introduced a new generation of weapons, one of which – a development of a Chinese sea-to-sea missile – almost sank an Israeli corvette in the last Hizbollah-Israeli war in 2006.
 

Israel's Air Force Is Vulnerable

The United Nations are afraid for Israel's air force.

 

13,000 NATO Peacekeepers Inm Danger

The UN troops are between NATO and Israel, and are in great danger if the Hezzbolah starts another war.

 

What Would Israel Do?

"If its aircraft could no longer bomb at will over Lebanon without fear of being destroyed, would Israel stage another costly land invasion – highly unlikely after the bloodying its troops took in 2006 – or use its own ground-to-ground missiles on Lebanon? For if the latter option were chosen, it would bring a whole new dimension to Lebanon's repeated wars. Long-range missiles have proved hopelessly inaccurate in Middle East conflicts and the Iran-Iraq war." 3
 

Lebanon's Leader Is An American Puppet

The government of Fouad Siniora can't control Hezzbolah, being trapped in its own "Green Zone" in central Beirut.

Who Is Killing The Lebanese Leaders?

A series of prominent Lebanese MPs and journalists have been murdered in recent years by Israel to fracture the Lebanese. The Zionists claim they are innocent, and it's Syria killing fellow Arabs, under orders from Iran.

Fisk is in general agreement in suspecting Syria, and never Israel.

Will Hizzbolah Seek Revenge

Fisk states that Nasrallah may retaliate against Israel for the assassination of a Hezbollah terrorist, Imad Mougnieh in Damascus in February.  Hezbollah stated "We will choose the moment and the place and the means" to retaliate for Mougnieh's death.

This is Zio-Speak that they will False Flag a busload of American tourists in Jerusalem.

Fisk Tells Of Hidden Bunkers

"And each month, the Hizballoh improves its new bunkers north of the Litani. Some now sprout aerials but they may be "dummies" for Israel's pilots to attack. Deep underground telephone land-lines have been laid to those which are visible and to those others which are beneath the surface. The Hizbollah learned a lot from the 2006 war. Then its secret bunkers were air-conditioned with beds and kitchens attached. But when Israeli troops discovered a handful of them, they also found copies of their own Israeli air force reconnaissance photographs, complete with Hebrew markings." 4
 

Hezbollah Has It's Own Muslim CIA

Fisk says the Arabs bribed Jewish intelligence services for their intel on Hizbollah bunkers.

The Hizbollah had obviously bribed or blackmailed Israeli border guards for the pictures – from which they could tell at once which bunkers the Israelis had identified and which remained unknown to them.

Which is how, in 2006, its guerrillas sat safely through days of air bombardment in the latter, while allowing the Israelis to blitz the "known" fortresses to their hearts' content. Who knows if the Hizbollah has not since collected a new batch of photographs for the coming months? 5