Posted on 10/07/2007 8:38:19 PM PDT by West Coast Conservative
Edited on 12/04/2007 1:49:38 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
A top-secret report by the U.S. intelligence services says several North Korean scientists were injured in Israel's strike in Syria last month, top Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland reported in the paper Sunday.
Some two weeks ago, British newspaper The Sunday Times reported that diplomats in North Korea and China believed a number of North Koreans had been killed in the strike, based on reports reaching Asian governments about conversations between Chinese and North Korean officials.
(Excerpt) Read more at haaretz.com ...
Including our State Department in *anything* defeats compartmentalization.
They leak everything.
the admin also leaked they were “shocked” our CIA had nothing on this material moving around...
Naw. A reporter made that up out of whole cloth (or was conned by a malcontent who was doing something off of Company time).
So the plutonium was already created in a reactor before it arrived on-site. Since North Korea is supposedly getting out of the plutonium manufacturing business, and since their scientists were there, it is almost certainly theirs.
North Korea provides the raw plutonium and the rocket.
Syria provides the enrichment plant and the launch site.
The A.Q Khan network provides the technical know-how.
Iran provides the money.
The Western Left provides the propaganda cover.
It is a joint effort to destroy Israel, pure and simple.
Excellent point. We, rightly, view our soldiers lives as far more valuable than the equipment they use. Ergo maximum damage = enemy casualties.
Dr. Wheeler says State needs to be cleared out badly and completely. He says hire lawyers outside of the beltway....find the ones that can be fired, the others transfer 'em to the ends of the earth as visa processors...if they don't like that assignment give 'em a retirement package. Then hire new employees from middle America and definitely NO one whose had an Ivy League eduction.
Thanks for the ping, I am not surprised.
N. Korea, Russia and Iran, that is a lot of scientists, in one place.
Ping.
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