Satellite Photos Show Cleansing of Syrian Site

New York Times ^ | Oct. 25, 2007

[waimea.man]

Very interesting images at link.

[Army Air Corps]

Syrian Nuke Site Ping.

[mtbopfuyn]

Next they’ll be claiming it was merely a baby asprin factory.

[Gay State Conservative]

9th Century knuckledragging mullahs of Tehran...take note.

[cmsgop]

I see alot of char on the ground,LOL!

[Gay State Conservative]

Next they’ll be claiming it was merely a baby asprin factory.

C'mon,get your sorry excuses straight.It's baby *milk* factory. ;-)

[ltc8k6]

http://home.att.net/~ltc8k9/102407syria.jpg

[lonevoice]

Hmmm...verrrry interesting.

On the left is August 10, 2007, and, on the right is October 24, 2007

[waimea.man]

The striking difference in the satellite photos surprised even some outside experts who were skeptical that Syria might be developing a nuclear program.

“It’s clearly very suspicious,” said Joseph Cirincione, an expert on nuclear proliferation at the Center for American Progress in Washington. “The Syrians were up to something that they clearly didn’t want the world to know about.”

[ltc8k6]

http://home.att.net/~ltc8k9/syriareactor.jpg

[PeteB570]

I wonder when the plywood sign spray painted “Milk Factory” in English will be set up and the MSM allowed to photograph it?

[waimea.man]

Check out the following location on Google Earth:

lat 35.707826
lon 39.833000

[hophead]

Would not a building of that size and of reinforced concrete have had large footings and concrete slab? No trace of that in pictures.

[BubbaBobTX]

Good photos but I’m curious where is the water supply to cool off the reactor rods? Every reactor I am familiar with is located next to a river or lake to provide adequate cooling for the reactor rods. Maybe they were assembling dirty bombs or rockets here instead.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

Asshat said, “Ladies and gentlemen, I have nothing up my sleeves. Now you see it, and, now,,,,, you don’t!”

[waimea.man]

Check out the link in Post 11.

[Southack]

He got signal.

:-)

[El Gato]

Looks like they took a big chunk of dirt out of the “hill” to the right of the “reactor” to fill in the smoking hole the Israelis left.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

From the article: “The desolate Syrian site is located on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River some 90 miles north of the Iraqi border and seven miles north of the desert village of At Tibnah. An airfield lies nearby. The new images reveal that the tall building is gone but still show a secondary structure and a pumping station on the Euphrates. Reactors need water for cooling.”