Posted on 07/18/2006 4:32:48 PM PDT by Adam-ondi-Ahman
| The unnamed sources are quoted by the Palestinian Authority-based news agency Ma'an as saying: "The Lebanese resistance is preparing a retaliation parallel to Israel's military actions. Hassan Nasrallah will address the people of Tel Aviv and warn them to evacuate the city within one hour. As soon as the delay ends, hundreds of heavy missiles will start landing in the city, which has been divided into squares in order to let damage reach every inch of the city. An estimated 500 missiles are expected to land in Tel Aviv in a short period of time." The Arab sources further said that the Hizbullah has been very careful in cultivating its public image, in order to increase the surprise effect of the planned barrage on Tel Aviv. The war, from the perspective of Nasrallah, has not yet begun, the sources said, adding that other "surprises" planned by the Hizbullah include more kidnappings of Israeli soldiers from along the Lebanese border. Also claiming to have "surprises" in store for Israel is the Gaza-based Islamic Jihad. On Tuesday night, the terrorist organization claimed to have fired a Katyusha rocket at Sderot. The Katyusha is a more deadly rocket than the Kassam, and is being deployed against Israel in the north of the country by the Hizbullah.
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Okay. Tel Aviv gets an hour notice. And that'll also start the 15-minute meter on Teheran and Damascus.
We can do Iran, let Israel do Syria.
that can easily reach all of Israel
Are these the same arab sources that reported a deadline set by Israel? Haven't heard much about that. I think this one is more mush from the wimps.
If they proceed as planned, WHAT surprise?
Though I believe Hezbollah still has the missiles to do it and will gladly go out with a blaze of satanic glory to gain their 72 virgins.
I am of the impression that intercepted nuclear missiles would fall as wreckage with no detonation. I would think there wiould be the potential for radioactive waste wherever it hits the ground. Is that the case?
This sounds like the Iraqi Information Minister...Are you saying Nasrallah is a Mossad agent sending coded messages? >:)
-Eric
I think Israel would show us what true shock and awe look like.
Andrea Mitchell doesn't tell me that the Legacy Media is on the side of terrorists.
Andrea Mitchell merely confirms that the Legacy Media is on the side of terrorists.
They are, after all, Muslims, and therefore lying to infidels, like torturing and murdering them, is a virtue.
IOW, what they say is meaningless.
Gas goes to over $6, and WWIII will really go off.
And the world at large condemns Israel, and the U.S., over EVERY civilian casualty while resisting the death cult of Mohammad, yet is largely silent over the targeting of civilians by Satan's savages.
Seems to me, Lebanon arent the ones doing it, Hezbollah is. So i dont see why the rhetoric against the Lebanese.
Or maybe I havent understood the situation?
There is a never ending effort to discredit America, this President, and republicans. Anything at all to assist in that agenda, even if it means kissing up to terrorists.
That may have been the original motivation, but after a while, Stockholm Syndrome kicks in, and these people actually DO side with the terrorists.
Outright.
They want the terrorists to win.
I read somewhere yesterday that someone in an important position in Israel (I can't remember who) said that if rockets start falling on Tel Aviv, that this will cause a "doomsday" reaction from Israel (I'm paraphrasing). If Hizbullah and Hamas doesn't want to find out what a "doomsday" reaction is, I'd strongly suggest that they stop making such insipidly insane comments as the headline to this article or they may find out.
Let us pretend that the W.H.C.L. (The We-Hate-Canada-League) started launching attacks from Maine into Canada.
It would be the United States that is criticized.
The US has the responsibility to control the elements in its country with internal police work. The same with Lebanon.
Thank G-d. I will not rest until every human on this planet is dead.
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