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Syria Was Way Too Close to Nukes

Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 6:38:45 pm PST

Come on, world. You can do it.

Say, “Thank you, Israel.”

Hayden: Syrian site could have produced fuel for 2 weapons.

WASHINGTON - CIA Director Michael Hayden said Monday that the alleged Syrian nuclear reactor destroyed by an Israeli airstrike in September would have produced enough plutonium for one or two bombs within a year of becoming operational.

U.S. intelligence and administration officials publicly disclosed last week their assessment that Syria was building a covert nuclear reactor with North Korean assistance. They said it was modeled on the shuttered North Korean reactor at Yongbyon, which produced a small amount of plutonium. The Syrian site, they said, was within weeks or months of being operational.

“In the course of a year after they got full up they would have produced enough plutonium for one or two weapons,” Hayden told reporters after a speech at Georgetown University.

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1 mbruce  4/28/08 6:39:47 pm reply quote 43

I'll start, Thank you Israel for this and so many other gifts and blessings you have given the thankless world.

2 song_and_dance_man  4/28/08 6:39:51 pm reply quote 26

Are you listening Iran? You're next.

3 Crusader Rabbit  4/28/08 6:40:03 pm reply quote 26

Thank you Israel!

4 Alouette  4/28/08 6:40:26 pm reply quote 3

And Olmerde is getting ready to give away the Golan.

5 blue_like_jazz  4/28/08 6:40:37 pm reply quote 16

THANK, YOU ISRAEL!

May G-d continue to guide, guard, and protect you!

Blessings to you.

6 right wing zephyr  4/28/08 6:41:47 pm reply quote 15

Thank you Israel!... and United States!

7 Occasional Reader  4/28/08 6:42:11 pm reply quote 5

It's like deja vu all over again (Osirak).

Muchas gracias, Israel.

8 Sharmuta  4/28/08 6:42:38 pm reply quote 21

What's troubling is this wasn't even on the radar for mo el-baradei, proving the IAEA is worthless.

9 Steffan  4/28/08 6:42:59 pm reply quote 6

If you don't hear crickets, you'll be hearing all of the useful idiots wanting to fund/aid Hamas, Hisbollah, and the usual gang of terrs and wannabes.

They might give Israel credit for staging their own funeral, but I wouln't hold my breath.

Nevertheless, I'll say it: Thank you, Israel. :)

10 Occasional Reader  4/28/08 6:43:15 pm reply quote 0

re: #8 Sharmuta

What's troubling is this wasn't even on the radar for mo el-baradei, proving the IAEA is worthless.

Give that man another Nobel Peace Prize!

11 MandyManners  4/28/08 6:43:29 pm reply quote 0
12 song_and_dance_man  4/28/08 6:44:10 pm reply quote 0

re: #7 Occasional Reader

It's like deja vu all over again (Osirak).

I thought Yogi Berra said that first.

/s

13 hazzyday  4/28/08 6:44:40 pm reply quote 0

Still Ward Churchill would like everyone to have their own personal nuke.

14 NoSubmission  4/28/08 6:44:41 pm reply quote 10

Thank you, Israel from New York City. You saved a lot of lives.

15 Hard Right  4/28/08 6:44:53 pm reply quote 0

El-baradi is in the pockets of the Islamo-Fascists. He weakly pretends that he isn't.

16 Occasional Reader  4/28/08 6:46:05 pm reply quote 0

re: #12 song_and_dance_man

I thought Yogi Berra said that first.

/s

Um... yeah, I know.

17 FrogMarch  4/28/08 6:46:26 pm reply quote 4

F the UN.

18 Sharmuta  4/28/08 6:47:19 pm reply quote 1

re: #10 Occasional Reader

Give that man another Nobel Peace Prize!

He and jhimmi carter can brawl for it. Now- who to root for?

19 beachkatie  4/28/08 6:47:28 pm reply quote 4

Thank you Israel For saving this North carolina girl! God will give you many BLESSINGS !i WILL ALLWAYS BE WITH YA!

20 Nevergiveup  4/28/08 6:47:32 pm reply quote 0

re: #12 song_and_dance_man

I thought Yogi Berra said that first.

/s

When you get to the fork in the road, take it.

21 song_and_dance_man  4/28/08 6:47:36 pm reply quote 1

re: #16 Occasional Reader

It was a /s. It wasn't Osirak that said it... nevermind.

22 song_and_dance_man  4/28/08 6:49:00 pm reply quote 0

re: #20 Nevergiveup

When you get to the fork in the road, take it.

If winning isn't everything then why do they keep score.

Iran are you listening?

23 Slumbering Behemoth  4/28/08 6:49:04 pm reply quote 10

Thanks Israel. I'd have done it myself, but I'm a little strapped for cash right now. Anyway, good lookin' out!

24 Occasional Reader  4/28/08 6:49:11 pm reply quote 0

re: #21 song_and_dance_man

It was a /s. It wasn't Osirak that said it... nevermind.

Ah. Sorry.
It was a very, very long Monday.

25 nyc redneck  4/28/08 6:49:45 pm reply quote 12

i love israel.

26 Sharmuta  4/28/08 6:49:53 pm reply quote 5
Neither the United States nor Israel told the International Atomic Energy Agency about the Syrian site until last week...

From the CIA's perspective, that intelligence was not the United States' to share with the U.N. nuclear watchdog, Hayden said.

Whoa! Who hit the CIA with a cluebat?

27 blame canada[deleted]  4/28/08 6:49:55 pm 0
28 Bacchus's daddy  4/28/08 6:49:56 pm reply quote 0

re: #13 hazzyday

Still Ward Churchill would like everyone to have their own personal nuke.

Guns in the hands of private citizens are dangerous. Every terrorist state has a right to nuclear weapons!

/

29 Nevergiveup  4/28/08 6:50:14 pm reply quote 3

I am glad Israel acted, but the real big problem remains- IRAN. And Iran is to big a problem for Israel to tackle alone. I am just really afraid that if President Bush does not act before he leaves office, it will be to late.

30 Ma Sands  4/28/08 6:50:44 pm reply quote 2

me too: Thank you, Israel. :)

31 VegasRick  4/28/08 6:50:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #27 blame canada

hmmm... maybe this olmert is not such a total shmuck after all. It's just a pity that jimma carter wasn't visiting this peaceful agricultural facility at the time. When is iran getting vaporized?

What time is it now?

32 cowsmacker  4/28/08 6:50:53 pm reply quote 11

May the Lord continue to bless Israel!

33 BulgarWheat  4/28/08 6:50:56 pm reply quote 10

hmm! I was wondering when we'd find out about this.

Thank you, Israel! Doing jobs American politicians won't do.

34 CapeCoddah  4/28/08 6:51:01 pm reply quote 4

Thank You Israel!

35 Hard Right  4/28/08 6:51:12 pm reply quote 7

Who says Israel isn't on our side? Thanks again for doing what our Dems won't let us do.

36 mbruce  4/28/08 6:51:35 pm reply quote 0

What was that, did Obama think the Hamas endorsement was an honor?
Wrong side of the fight as usual, those zany Dems.

38 winston06  4/28/08 6:52:12 pm reply quote 7

Wish North Korea was close to Israel too (or otherwise) - Israel does the kind of jobs that the rest of the world doesn't. Good for them!

39 VegasRick  4/28/08 6:52:30 pm reply quote 4

re: #35 Hard Right

Who says Israel isn't on our side? Thanks again for doing what our Dems won't let us do.

Hear, Hear and Thank You, Israel!

40 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  4/28/08 6:52:41 pm reply quote 2

Thanks Israel.

41 blue_like_jazz  4/28/08 6:52:51 pm reply quote 1

re: #29 Nevergiveup


don't forget about all of those big US boats that are on their way to the Gulf, dearie. and if he starts something with iran before november, i have to say (with apologies to render)...

BRILLIANT
STRATEGY

it can only help mccain, imho.

42 Whammo  4/28/08 6:53:27 pm reply quote 7

Your day of reckoning is fast approching Iran...

43 jaunte  4/28/08 6:53:35 pm reply quote 6

re: #37 Alouette

Thank Israel, buy Israeli stuff

Ditto over here. Thanks Israel.
[Link: www.zahal.org...]

44 Hard Right  4/28/08 6:53:47 pm reply quote 3
Neither the United States nor Israel told the International Atomic Energy Agency about the Syrian site until last week...

Translation...the CIA didn't get the info until after the attack. That way they couldn't interfere in the operation or leak it to our enemies.

45 nyc redneck  4/28/08 6:53:56 pm reply quote 2

canary in the coal mine.

46 Rancher  4/28/08 6:54:00 pm reply quote 0

I’m sure Pelosi discussed this with Assad. Obama will also negotiate with Syria and straighten this whole thing out. We can only hope.

47 Pvt Bin Jammin  4/28/08 6:54:03 pm reply quote 3

Thanks so much, Isreal!

48 VegasRick  4/28/08 6:54:04 pm reply quote 4

re: #42 Whammo

Your day of reckoning is fast approching Iran...

Iran, but I could not hide.

49 jamgarr  4/28/08 6:55:20 pm reply quote 3

That place is so crowded, no wonder nobody goes there.

/BTW Israel Rules!

50 Bacchus's daddy  4/28/08 6:55:40 pm reply quote 2

Imagine the cognitive dissonance going on in the brains of the "peace at all costs" moonbats as they protest responsible measures being taken to keep nukes out of the hands of psychopaths.

51 nyc redneck  4/28/08 6:55:43 pm reply quote 2

re: #42 Whammo

Your day of reckoning is fast approching Iran...

that's the kind of thing that should give 'what's his name' a tingle up his leg.

52 Melchizedek  4/28/08 6:56:48 pm reply quote 13

Thank you Israel!

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem:
"May those who love you be secure.
May there be peace within your walls
and security within your citadels."
For the sake of my brothers and friends,
I will say, "Peace be within you."
For the sake of the house of the LORD our God,
I will seek your prosperity.
(Psalms 122:6-9)

53 phillygirl  4/28/08 6:56:50 pm reply quote 3

Yes, that "dirty little country" saves the world from a nuclear Holocaust. Visit Israel. It is truly a wonderful, amazing place.

54 blangwort  4/28/08 6:57:01 pm reply quote 0

re: #8 Sharmuta
This is because the IAEA was designed not to have teeth. Israel has had a secret reactor in Dimona for a very long time. The IAEA has requested to inspect it, but Israel never signed that treaty, so they don't owe the world any explanations.

I guess that begs the question, did Syria sign the non-proliferation treaty?

Curious minds want to know...

55 Jim in Virginia  4/28/08 6:57:22 pm reply quote 0

Wretchard on the Syrian nukes. Some interesting comments.

All of these secret programs suggest one thing in common: a strategic framework within which two dozen nuclear weapons is sufficient. That is what Iran, Syria and in the old days, Iraq, were working for. Assuming you had two dozen nukes, what would they be good for?... My guess is that it is to obtain partial deterrence within which to advance their traditional terrorist activity.
56 cowsmacker  4/28/08 6:57:36 pm reply quote 0

re: #37 Alouette

I bought so much Danish cheese a few years ago...

57 Occasional Reader  4/28/08 6:57:46 pm reply quote 0

re: #50 Bacchus's daddy

Imagine the cognitive dissonance going on in the brains of the "peace at all costs" moonbats as they protest responsible measures being taken to keep nukes out of the hands of psychopaths.

THEY aren't the psychopaths, WE'RE the psychopaths. (Etc.)

58 MandyManners  4/28/08 6:58:14 pm reply quote 0

re: #54 blangwort

This is because the IAEA was designed not to have teeth. Israel has had a secret reactor in Dimona for a very long time. The IAEA has requested to inspect it, but Israel never signed that treaty, so they don't owe the world any explanations.

I guess that begs the question, did Syria sign the non-proliferation treaty?

Curious minds want to know...

How would one find out the answer to that question?

59 Slumbering Behemoth  4/28/08 6:59:14 pm reply quote 2

re: #45 nyc redneck


canary in the coal mine.

Here.

60 hermeneutics  4/28/08 6:59:43 pm reply quote 0

Hi All,

This is a quick question. On the bottom of every entry Charles writes is this list: Digg, Newsvine, Reddit, delicioius.

I just signed up for Digg.

Exactly what did I sign up for?

62 kirkoff  4/28/08 6:59:54 pm reply quote 10

The IDF saved our asses w the raid at Bushir,and has done so again w this heroic initiative.Considering Tel Aviv would not exist had either of these plans suceeded their action in both cases probably saved the world
from nuclear war.Thank you Israel for standing up when no one else could muster the courage.We are impressed,and grateful.

63 Nevergiveup  4/28/08 7:00:08 pm reply quote 0

re: #58 MandyManners

How would one find out the answer to that question?

They sign and ratified it.

64 jamgarr  4/28/08 7:00:23 pm reply quote 3

re: #60 hermeneutics

The Rev. Wright been using your nic in vain alot lately!

65 Dr. Shalit  4/28/08 7:00:45 pm reply quote -2

OK ALL 'Y'ALL -

Syria was close to NOTHING. The "DPRK" was there. Do all 'y'all really believe Koreans would allow Syrians to control Nuclear Assets? Think again. As far as Koreans go - Syrians are "THE SONS OF APES AND PIGS!"

-S-

66 rabidsquirrel  4/28/08 7:01:05 pm reply quote 0

re: #26 Sharmuta

Whoa! Who hit the CIA with a cluebat?

Personally, I think el-baradei knew.

67 cowsmacker  4/28/08 7:01:25 pm reply quote 0

re: #43 jaunte

My neighbors are much like Dale Gribble from King of the Hills. I soooo want to wear a Mossad t-shirt in front of them...

68 MandyManners  4/28/08 7:01:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #63 Nevergiveup

They sign and ratified it.


Well, they're a bunch of big, fat liars!

69 jaunte  4/28/08 7:01:54 pm reply quote 0

re: #61 MandyManners

Here's another list;
[Link: www.fas.org...]

70 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:02:00 pm reply quote 5

re: #64 jamgarr

What a fool. Once you get good at interpreting texts, you'd never make mistakes such as his. The left uses hermeneutics as a way of discrediting the obvious meanings that ordinary/sensible people conclude. Its a nasty business.

The good news is I'm better at it than most of them.

BWa ha ha ha

71 NoSpam  4/28/08 7:02:06 pm reply quote 0

re: #54 blangwort

But they have strongly-worded letters, that's good enough, right?

[Link: www.youtube.com...]

72 VegasRick  4/28/08 7:02:29 pm reply quote 1

re: #60 hermeneutics

Hi All,

This is a quick question. On the bottom of every entry Charles writes is this list: Digg, Newsvine, Reddit, delicioius.

I just signed up for Digg.

Exactly what did I sign up for?

You now have to send every lizard a $100 bill. Oh, and you're buying drinks the rest of the night, I'll take a Grey Goose and cranberry.

73 rabidsquirrel  4/28/08 7:02:33 pm reply quote 0

re: #57 Occasional Reader

THEY aren't the psychopaths, WE'RE the psychopaths. (Etc.)

I thought we were Neocon sociopaths? It's so hard to keep up with the labels these days.

74 Sharmuta  4/28/08 7:02:43 pm reply quote 0

re: #58 MandyManners

How would one find out the answer to that question?

Well- according to wikipedia- only four countries are not parties to the treaty: India, Israel, Pakistan and North Korea.

75 nyc redneck  4/28/08 7:02:54 pm reply quote 5

this must be so stressful for the israelis. they are incredible people.

76 Sharmuta  4/28/08 7:02:56 pm reply quote 0

re: #61 MandyManners

LOL- GMTA.

77 Nevergiveup  4/28/08 7:03:00 pm reply quote 1

re: #65 Dr. Shalit

OK ALL 'Y'ALL -

Syria was close to NOTHING. The "DPRK" was there. Do all 'y'all really believe Koreans would allow Syrians to control Nuclear Assets? Think again. As far as Koreans go - Syrians are "THE SONS OF APES AND PIGS!"

-S-

As an aside, an extra plus, it appears that a few DPRK nuclear scientists and technicians may have met Allah when Israel visited the Syrian nuclear park.

78 jaunte  4/28/08 7:03:15 pm reply quote 0

re: #67 cowsmacker

Lots of good Gribble-provokers at that site...

79 Rancher  4/28/08 7:03:17 pm reply quote 0

re: #58 MandyManners

The Syrian Arab Republic was one of the first States in the Middle East to sign, in 1968, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). It did so out of the conviction that the possession by any State in the Middle East of such devastating weapons would pose a threat to the region and be a source of great anxiety not only to the peoples of the region but to the countries of the entire world.

80 Sharmuta  4/28/08 7:03:29 pm reply quote 0

re: #68 MandyManners

Well, they're a bunch of big, fat liars!

Is that really all that surprising, though?

81 Sol Roth  4/28/08 7:04:17 pm reply quote 2

THANKS ISRAEL!

82 Dr. Shalit  4/28/08 7:04:20 pm reply quote 0

re: #77 Nevergiveup

As an aside, an extra plus, it appears that a few DPRK nuclear scientists and technicians may have met Allah when Israel visited the Syrian nuclear park.

"NGU" -

BUDDAH was pleased.

-S-

83 Syrah  4/28/08 7:04:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #11 MandyManners

A little background music.

Foreshadowing the coming of the Mahdi

'What remains, with Allah is better for you if you are believers'.

Then he will say: I am the 'Baqiyatullah,' (God's remainder) representative and Proof of Allah upon you. After that, no Muslim would salute him but in this manner:

Assalamu-Alaika - ya Baqiyatullah-Fi-Arzeh (Peace be upon you 'O God's remainder on the earth)

As soon as 10000 men gather around him, no Jew or Christian will remain but that they will bring faith in him and religion shall be confined only to Islam.

A fire shall descend from the sky and will burn every object of worship (other than Allah) on the earth.

84 Truck Monkey  4/28/08 7:04:50 pm reply quote 14

God will continue to protect and defend Israel. I read it somewhere.

85 Bacchus's daddy  4/28/08 7:05:04 pm reply quote 1

re: #82 Dr. Shalit

"NGU" -

BUDDAH was pleased.

-S-

The virgins were not.

86 Sharmuta  4/28/08 7:05:07 pm reply quote 0

re: #60 hermeneutics

I just signed up for Digg.

Exactly what did I sign up for?

An irrelevant discussion with a brick wall.

87 Cartman  4/28/08 7:05:32 pm reply quote 0

re: #60 hermeneutics

I just signed up for Digg.

Exactly what did I sign up for?

A ball of confusion.

88 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:05:37 pm reply quote 0

re: #72 VegasRick

I'm handing you your virtual Grey Goose and cranberry with a small napkin ... and a smile. Enjoy!

89 Bobibutu  4/28/08 7:05:39 pm reply quote 1

For those wishing to dig deeper ...

[Link: fabiusmaximus.wordpress.com...]

27 April 2008
New Articles Of Interest About Syria’s Nukes

I strongly recommend reading these articles, especially the first one. This story remains a mystery to me, and the US government’s assertions do not make sense (imo).

Contents

I. “More on Syrian Reactor Bombing“, posted at Informed Comment (27 April 2008) — The author is anonymous, but the reasoning appears valid.

II. “Syrian Nukes: the Phantom Menace“, John W. Farley, Counterpunch (25 April 2008) — “The Media Falls for Fake News Once Again.”

III. “Syria president denies building nuclear reactor“, AFP (27 April 2008) — Some of their objections appear valid.

IV. “The Syrian Reactor and the Senate hearing“, posted at FutureJacked (24 April 2008) — Provides photos and some analysis.

Update: IV. “CIA Tells Us Something We Already Knew“, Josua Foust, posted at A Second Hand Conjecture (23 April 2008) — “Anyone who is shocked North Korea was actively selling dangerous weapons has never seriously studied the country.”

90 Dr. Shalit  4/28/08 7:05:42 pm reply quote 1

re: #79 Rancher

The Syrian Arab Republic was one of the first States in the Middle East to sign, in 1968, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). It did so out of the conviction that the possession by any State in the Middle East of such devastating weapons would pose a threat to the region and be a source of great anxiety not only to the peoples of the region but to the countries of the entire world.

rancher -

That was then - THIS IS NOW!

-S-

91 VegasRick  4/28/08 7:06:01 pm reply quote 0

re: #88 hermeneutics

I'm handing you your virtual Grey Goose and cranberry with a small napkin ... and a smile. Enjoy!

Here's a tip.

92 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:06:15 pm reply quote 0

re: #86 Sharmuta

Sharmuta and Cartman ... why does Charles have it at the bottom of every entry?

93 rabidsquirrel  4/28/08 7:06:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 Truck Monkey

God will continue to protect and defend Israel. I read it somewhere.

And the IDF will serve as His fist.

94 Dr. Shalit  4/28/08 7:06:30 pm reply quote 0

re: #85 Bacchus's daddy

"Bd" -

SO WHAT?

-S-

95 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:06:38 pm reply quote 1

re: #91 VegasRick

I'll spend it wisely. Thank you.

96 MandyManners  4/28/08 7:06:47 pm reply quote 0

Doesn't Israel have something called the "Samson option" or whatever?

97 blangwort  4/28/08 7:07:02 pm reply quote 0

re: #58 MandyManners

How would one find out the answer to that question?

According to Wikipedia Syria IS a signatory to the NPT. Granted Wikipedia isn't always a reliable source about such things, but I haven't found anything to contradict this assertion.

98 jaunte  4/28/08 7:07:10 pm reply quote 0

re: #79 Rancher
Light rewrite:
'Syria attempted the hudna calculating that the possession by Israel of such devastating weapons would pose a threat to their plans for reconquest and be a source of great anxiety to the Assad clan.'

99 NoSpam  4/28/08 7:07:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #85 Bacchus's daddy


"I like you, really, just not in that way. Can't we just be friends?"

100 mikeinmd  4/28/08 7:07:17 pm reply quote 0
The head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency chastised the United States on Friday for withholding information on the alleged Syrian reactor. One of the IAEA's missions is to try to prevent nuclear proliferation, and it depends on member states for information

BWAAHAAHAAA.

I guess member state Syria withholding that it was working on Nukes is fine, though. They're just pissed because they didn't get to give them the heads up. Actually, Heads' Up might've been the last thing their rad op heard.

101 rabidsquirrel  4/28/08 7:07:19 pm reply quote 0

re: #60 hermeneutics

Hi All,

This is a quick question. On the bottom of every entry Charles writes is this list: Digg, Newsvine, Reddit, delicioius.

I just signed up for Digg.

Exactly what did I sign up for?

Evil robot attacks.

102 Rancher  4/28/08 7:07:34 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 Truck Monkey
Doesn’t Israel need to be worthy? Many Israelis seem to want to give away the store.

103 rabidsquirrel  4/28/08 7:07:42 pm reply quote 0

re: #96 MandyManners

Doesn't Israel have something called the "Samson option" or whatever?

Channeling Bigel?

104 Cartman  4/28/08 7:07:58 pm reply quote 0

re: #92 hermeneutics

Sharmuta and Cartman ... why does Charles have it at the bottom of every entry?

Can't answer that one.

105 MandyManners  4/28/08 7:08:21 pm reply quote 2

re: #83 Syrah

ShortShit is gonna' be surprised.

106 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:08:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #105 MandyManners

ShortShit is gonna' be surprised.

Who? Clue us in, Mandy.

107 VegasRick  4/28/08 7:08:52 pm reply quote 0

re: #95 hermeneutics

I'll spend it wisely. Thank you.

Actually I was gonna say "here's a tip, don't take any wooden nickles" or "Charliehorse in the fourth at Belmont".

108 Sharmuta  4/28/08 7:09:05 pm reply quote 0

re: #92 hermeneutics

It's a news sharing site, controlled by moonbats, or as we've come to call them- diggbats.

109 Dr. Shalit  4/28/08 7:09:08 pm reply quote 0

re: #91 VegasRick

Here's a tip.

"V-R" -

I am now going for an ACTUAL SHOT of my "virtual" Grey Goose - bought after Sarkozy was elected. "Skoal!"

-S-

110 MandyManners  4/28/08 7:09:14 pm reply quote 0

re: #103 rabidsquirrel

Channeling Bigel?

That provokes a faint memory of The Friday Night Massacre.

111 NoSpam  4/28/08 7:09:20 pm reply quote 0

re: #101 rabidsquirrel

Evil robot attacks.

I think the correct term for the Digg hordes is "ZOMG Zerg Rush!"

112 DesertSage  4/28/08 7:09:34 pm reply quote 0

re: #105 MandyManners

ShortShit is gonna' be surprised.

Howard Dean?

113 nyc redneck  4/28/08 7:09:42 pm reply quote 0

re: #105 MandyManners

ShortShit is gonna' be surprised.

and not pleasantly.

114 VegasRick  4/28/08 7:09:45 pm reply quote 0

re: #109 Dr. Shalit

"V-R" -

I am now going for an ACTUAL SHOT of my "virtual" Grey Goose - bought after Sarkozy was elected. "Skoal!"

-S-

Nice.

115 blangwort  4/28/08 7:09:48 pm reply quote 0

re: #71 NoSpam

But they have strongly-worded letters, that's good enough, right?

[Link: www.youtube.com...]

Yeah. And you can quite the NPT any time you want to. Just ask North Korea.

And you get to keep all your nuclear goodies too.

116 jaunte  4/28/08 7:09:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #106 hermeneutics

Who? Clue us in, Mandy.

He's the one on the right:
[Link: papundits.files.wordpress.com...]

117 Nevergiveup  4/28/08 7:09:49 pm reply quote 7

re: #96 MandyManners

Doesn't Israel have something called the "Samson option" or whatever?

It's a pretty shitty option. Basically the " Samson Option " is that if Israel is devastated by a nuclear attack, it will take the entire Middle East and Parts of Russia and therefore the rest of the world with it! That is why Preventative Wars and Actions are so important. Wake up you idiot democrats.

118 rabidsquirrel  4/28/08 7:10:07 pm reply quote 0

re: #110 MandyManners

That provokes a faint memory of The Friday Night Massacre.

The good old, bad old days. Lots of casualties that night.

119 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:10:12 pm reply quote 0

re: #107 VegasRick

Hey, Vegas, I saw this today: [Link: www.wooden-nickel.com...]

120 Dr. Shalit  4/28/08 7:11:11 pm reply quote 0

re: #97 blangwort

According to Wikipedia Syria IS a signatory to the NPT. Granted Wikipedia isn't always a reliable source about such things, but I haven't found anything to contradict this assertion.

"bw" -

In 1968, Syria couldn't assemble an automobile, why not sign?

-S-

121 MandyManners  4/28/08 7:11:44 pm reply quote 1

re: #106 hermeneutics

Who? Clue us in, Mandy.


AhmandidjjlllafgbouAUKHKGJKJGKJ

ShortShit.

122 Bacchus's daddy  4/28/08 7:11:46 pm reply quote 0

Re: #94 and #99-

Was just making a (probably poor) joke. Sorry if any offense was taken.

123 Rancher  4/28/08 7:11:57 pm reply quote 0

I'm pouring my Borg into my Britta, I'll have Grey Goose in seven filtrations.

124 hermeneutics  4/28/08 7:12:25 pm reply quote 0

re: #116 jaunte

Ahhh, I get it.

125 beachkatie  4/28/08 7:12:31 pm reply quote 0

re: #87 Cartman

A ball of confusion.


I don't know exactly why i signed up either?!11

126 cowsmacker  4/28/08 7:12:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #78 jaunte

I am wishing I could afford everything I want.

The idea of another Islamic nation with nukes gives me the cold sweats.

127 Cartman  4/28/08 7:12:52 pm reply quote 2

re: #110 MandyManners

That provokes a faint memory of The Friday Night Massacre.

The smell of napalm in cyberspace...

128 VegasRick  4/28/08 7:13:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #119 hermeneutics

Hey, Vegas, I saw this today: [Link: www.wooden-nickel.com...]

Holy Crap!

"Lass Dir kein X für ein U vormachen"
The litterary translation is: "don't let tell you, a X is an U". It comes from the Latin Numbers, where X means 10 and U (resp. V, but the Romans did not differentiate between those two letters) means 5. If someone tells you an X is an U, he tries to fool you.

It takes all that to say "don't take any wooden nickles" in German!
No wonder their cars are so expensive!

129 nyc redneck  4/28/08 7:13:44 pm reply quote 0

re: #121 MandyManners

better tell them who the 'shit slinging monkey' is too.
just to keep the record straight.

130 DesertSage  4/28/08 7:14:08 pm