Posted on 08/15/2006 2:46:15 AM PDT by markomalley
Thank you Marko.
That should be M.O.R.A.L. support for Money, Ordnance, Rockets, Assistance, Logistics.
Is most of Israel's political infrastructure still in Tel Aviv? Haven't they moved it to Jerusalem yet?
Hezbollah won. Iran, who had bet on Hezbollah, will now double the bet.
See: Quick assessment:
http://peace-and-freedom.blogspot.com/
Also see Misunderspinning
http://extendedremarks.blogspot.com/2006_08_02_extendedremarks_archive.html
Iran's been cocky since the ceasefire and interview with Wallace. I wouldn't put anything pass them over the next few months, they got that glow going on.
The cease fire by the UN is bogus and will only allow the Hezbos to regroup. A bad move.
Welcome to Free Republic. Are you a big fan of Jimmy Carter? I see that you post a recent article by him directly below your on piece on your blog.
Both Iran and Hezbollah opposed the ceasefire agreement. Two arguments in its favor.
They have the power and the will to breach the agreement.
The key in the next days is what will be the U.S. and Israeli reaction when they do.
Blog-pimping is not a good way to win friends and respect on FR.
If Iran hits Israel, that would be a good reason for Israel to hit back with nukes & put Iran out for good.
By the time Iran fires them, Israel's Prime Minister will be Benjamin Netanyahu... he ain't gonna listen to U.N. when IDF has the advantage...
The Samson Option-- what is known about Israel's Nuclear Weapons?
OT, but related- much information about fallout patterns, radius of damage, etc., among these links:
-The India-Pakistani Conflict... some background information- --
I agree, though they better watch the wind direction.....we do have lots of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
You have a point... anyone knows how hard it is to be Israel's Prime Minister in times of war... but as far as will and determination to fight is concern, i'll be a lot confident with Bibi than any other new generation Israeli politicians...
Excellently stated! Bears repeating...
Despite all their hype, Iran will lose a lot of clout in the Arab Mideast if Aug. 22 comes and goes with nothing to show for it. Ahmadinejab has created a situation in which his only choice is to either put up or shut up.
With all of Iran's sabre-rattling, my fear is that they may actually have the means to destroy an entire Israeli city (such as Tel Aviv), and truly launch the opening shot of what will become global conflict on a previously unseen scale.
We have 7 days to go to find out.
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