Blasts hit secret Iranian missile launching-pad for US/Iraq, Israeli targets

Someone is getting the job done. It looks like this took out Iran's dangerous missiles. The Israelis seem to know all about it, but the Iranians are claiming that it is an accident.

DEBKAfile, Political Analysis, Espionage, Terrorism, Security


The Iranians don't know who they are messing with. The Mossad and the CIA have clandestine programs underway that are capable of completely neutralizing its entire range of offensive assets. Amadenijad never knows when he's being watched, who to trust, or whether his coffee is spike with arsenic. The Israelis havent launched an air strike because they don't have to. You can be sure that Iran will never develop a fully functioning nuclear weapon, because every time they get close things will just go wrong. The amount of money Iran is wasting is an exercise in frustration because the enemy is always three moves ahead and ready to sabotage. Iran's military industrial complex is permeated by CIA minions, spies, moles, and sympathizers who are ready on command to strike a blow against the evil Iranian state. I look forward to many more entertaining stories as this in the near future.
 
Someone is getting the job done. It looks like this took out Iran's dangerous missiles. The Israelis seem to know all about it, but the Iranians are claiming that it is an accident.

DEBKAfile, Political Analysis, Espionage, Terrorism, Security


The Iranians don't know who they are messing with. The Mossad and the CIA have clandestine programs underway that are capable of completely neutralizing its entire range of offensive assets. Amadenijad never knows when he's being watched, who to trust, or whether his coffee is spike with arsenic. The Israelis havent launched an air strike because they don't have to. You can be sure that Iran will never develop a fully functioning nuclear weapon, because every time they get close things will just go wrong. The amount of money Iran is wasting is an exercise in frustration because the enemy is always three moves ahead and ready to sabotage. Iran's military industrial complex is permeated by CIA minions, spies, moles, and sympathizers who are ready on command to strike a blow against the evil Iranian state. I look forward to many more entertaining stories as this in the near future.

They did the same thing to Iraq......:rolleyes:
 
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Someone is getting the job done. It looks like this took out Iran's dangerous missiles. The Israelis seem to know all about it, but the Iranians are claiming that it is an accident.

DEBKAfile, Political Analysis, Espionage, Terrorism, Security


The Iranians don't know who they are messing with. The Mossad and the CIA have clandestine programs underway that are capable of completely neutralizing its entire range of offensive assets. Amadenijad never knows when he's being watched, who to trust, or whether his coffee is spike with arsenic. The Israelis havent launched an air strike because they don't have to. You can be sure that Iran will never develop a fully functioning nuclear weapon, because every time they get close things will just go wrong. The amount of money Iran is wasting is an exercise in frustration because the enemy is always three moves ahead and ready to sabotage. Iran's military industrial complex is permeated by CIA minions, spies, moles, and sympathizers who are ready on command to strike a blow against the evil Iranian state. I look forward to many more entertaining stories as this in the near future.

They did the same thing to Iraq......:rolleyes:

Actually what the did to Iraq was not like this. They boldly and openly attack Iraq's Nuke site with a day light air strike. Not a clandestine secret attack.
 
They also got stung by some sort of computer virus that has shut down their nuke plants.

intelligence sources report information reaching the West in the past week that Iran has put to death a number of atomic scientists and technicians suspected of helping plant the Stuxnet virus in its nuclear program. The admission by Ali Akbar Salehi, head of the Atomic Energy Organization, on Friday, Oct. 8 - the frankest yet by any Iranian official - that Western espionage had successfully penetrated its nuclear program is seen as bearing out those reports.
It also attests to the damaging effect the malworm has had on the program: the Bushehr reactor has faced one delay after another since it was inaugurated in August and other nuclear plants are functioning only partially since the virus first surfaced last July.
Salehi said the West had stepped up efforts "to establish contact with experts" at his agency and "lure them with promises of further study and better jobs abroad." Some nuclear personnel, he said, had access to information about Iran's plans for "foreign purchases and commercial affairs."

What looks like happened was somebody got in there with a bomb in such a way as to cause huge secondary explosions that collapsed the main tunnels. This will take a long time to fix.

It would be better for Iran if they spent that money on roads and schools, or gave tax cuts.

A nuke program is a waste of money.
 

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