Posted on 01/20/2007 1:01:43 PM PST by MATSEVAH
KUWAIT CITY: Washington will launch a military strike on Iran before April 2007, say sources.The attack will be launched from the sea and patriot missiles will guard all oil-producing countries in the region,.....
Check back with us the day after and let us know if it happened..
Meadow Muffin
Before or after the Final Four?
Better make that strike a LULU!
Maybe Senate Rockefeller will fly over to Iran in advance to reveal the specifics...
Yeah..yeah.. I have been hearing that for months now. It doesn't excite me anymore.
WHAT, before Tax Day??? Gads no!!!!!!!!
Hey! Last time I checked, the Gulf states set the fate for March 2007... now it's already in April. We should get it done before it's too late.
Yep. Source and poster look pretty reliable to me. Oh yeah
What? You doubt "sources?"
Until I read top secret information disclosed in the NY Times, I won't believe it.
Hi there. You're new to FReeRepublic. What brings you our way?
http://urj.org/Articles/index.cfm?id=8682&pge_prg_id=30829&pge_id=3450
Interesting commentary on Matsevah in Hebrew history
I doubt it.
Oh goodie, just what I always wanted for my Birthday! (in April...)
Sorry. Don't believe it's going to happen.
My wish, though, would be for a nuclear strike on Mecca and Medina. That would likely get the message across, but that isn't going to happen either.
But the Free Republic protest has persuaded them not to divulge any more secrets.
My favorite is ground hogs day
Show them to stick their heads out of their holes
On page 4 of the Arab times, there is a rumor spreading warning Arabs to beware of a westerner offering Arabs the use of his comb. It's said to cause the penis' of those who use it to shrink.
/s
April 7? lol. why the 7th? Why not the 12th?
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