If memory serves, the first thing to get blasted in the 1991 Gulf War was Saddam's "early warning site" courtesy of our AH-64 Apache helicopters.
There is nothing wrong with Mohammed's radar sites that American pilots cannot fix.
Posted on 07/12/2008 7:45:29 PM PDT by Fennie
In the past few weeks, Hezbollah at the behest of Iran and Syria has commandeered the 7,800-foot Mt. Sannine, a strategic asset capable of determining the outcome of the next war, as DEBKA-Net Weekly 356 revealed.
Radar-guided missile positions and an early warning station have since been deployed on its summit, which are capable of monitoring and threatening US Sixth Fleet movements in the eastern Mediterranean and Israel Air Force flights.
This development was serious enough for Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak to repeat three times in as many days that the IDF is keeping a close watch on events in the northern front, especially the deepening ties between Syria and the Lebanese Hezbollah. Barak travels to Washington this week.
Mt. Sannine, which dominates the roads connecting Beirut and Damascus, is one of the most prized strategic assets in the region. It was fought over for years by Syria and Israel, both seeking to control this ideal vantage point for an early warning station to command the eastern Mediterranean, the northern half of Israel and the Damascus region.
Its takeover on behalf of Tehran places Israeli security at a grave disadvantage. This topic is expected to figure large in the talks French president Nicolas Sarkozy holds with visiting Syrian ruler Bashar Assad this week...
Pelosi & feinds want to realease oil from the strategic reserve. Brilliant bunch of boobs.
If memory serves, the first thing to get blasted in the 1991 Gulf War was Saddam's "early warning site" courtesy of our AH-64 Apache helicopters.
There is nothing wrong with Mohammed's radar sites that American pilots cannot fix.
Debka Ping! Woot!
Interesting,,,
Google Earth don’t even show a road much less a site there,,,(7,000 ft.view)
Billy Goat Country,,,Steep,Steep!...;0)...BS...
Are goat’s in season? :)
Hmmmm....if you backsass the Iranian sergeant I bet you get a one way ticket there. He, he, he.
After watching that video, i need to take a break and call in a marker from my wife....be right back. /h
BWAhahahaha,,,Hey You,,,ALWAYS...;0)
There’s just too much interesting stuff going on right now not to have popped in lol. Hope all has been well for you!
It’s gitin’ plum krazzy out there,,,
Fine here,,,Hope ya’ll are all ok tooo...;0)
1.High upon a mountain, tell me, what do you see?
F C
Bear tracks, bear tracks looking back at me.
C
Better get your rifle boys, before it’s too late
F C
The bear’s got a little pig and he’s heading for the gate
G C
Chorus: He’s big around the middle, and he’s broad across the rump
G C
Running ninety miles an hour, taking thirty feet a jump
C
He ain’t never been caught, he ain’t never been treed
F C
Some folks say he looks a lot like me.
2.Saved up my money and I bought me some bees
Started growing honey way up in the trees
Saved up my money but the honey’s all gone
Old Slewfoot’s gone and made himself a home. (Chorus)
3.Winter’s coming on and it’s forty below
River’s froze over, so where can he go?
We’ll run him up the gully, and we’ll chase him in the well
Shoot him in the bottom just to listen to him yell. (Chorus)
~~~
LOL;0)
LOL
I like :)
Yep, we’re doin’ just fine. Fine as Georgia wine ;)
Great to hear,,,Fo’Sho!,,,
Lotta smoke-n-mirrors and shuck-n-jive out there :
http://www.daily.pk/world/worldnews/84-worldnews/5481-israeli-jets-using-iraqs-airspace.html
LOL,,,NOOOOOOOT!!!,,,
I need a dozer to get to the bottom of the BS pile...;0)
“I need a dozer to get to the bottom of the BS pile...;0)”
LMAO!!! Now that’s funny...and true lol
From that link...
“Contradicting recent reports”.....round’n-round’n...etc. heh heh
...;0)
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