How America Nukes Its Own Troops [ 24 October 2007 ]
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What “Support Our Troops” really means
Bush-Cheney have delivered upon 17 million Iraqis tons of depleted uranium (DU) weapons, a “liberation” gift that will keep on giving. Depleted uranium is a component of toxic nuclear waste, usually stored at secure sites. Handlers need radiation protection gear.
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The  writer quotes many sources. The Wikipedia's article is more relaxed and comes from someone who has good background.

 

Blackwater’s bullets over Baghdad [ 6 October 2007 ]
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Blackwater USA has sprayed more bullets over Baghdad than any government contract killers, er, cowboys. Nearly 200 shootings in Iraq since 2005, mostly from moving vehicles, no stops for body counts, let alone helping the wounded. This according to a new report from Congress. In fact, Blackwater is almost an insurgency unto itself. Whatcha think?
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Blackwater is persona non grata with anyone who doesn't like mercenaries which means most lefties. But they have made the thick end of US$1 billion so what the Hell. Walk away with the loot. It was only tax payers money.
PS See Blackwater

U.S. Nuclear Weapons Being 'Guarded' by Israel [ 29 September 2007 ]
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American supporters of Israel were delighted to learn that an Israeli company, Magal Security Systems-owned in part by the government of Israel-is in charge of security for the most sensitive nuclear power and weapons storage facilities in the United States...... What all of this means is that the government of Israel will actually have control over the security of America's nuclear weapons.
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Interesting or maybe worrying, even frightening. Bush tried to ship six nukes to the Middle East to attack Iran. The Jew, Chertoff controls the American security department and lets in thousands of illegal immigrants a day. That is policy of course. Government is not the answer. Government is the problem.

Blackwater - THE Mercenaries
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Enter a world where the military has become a business – where citizen soldiers work for a private company whose currency comes from conflict. It’s a place some salute and others fear. And it’s right in our backyard.
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Mercenaries do a lot of the work that armies do but do it better. They pay much better too. There are people who dislike private armies but they still want to be protected from rough people. Given that the American army is dreadful going private is the way to go. This long article has snide comments and one or two down right lies.

Australia's SAS stretched to limit [ 21 September 2007 ]
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THE country's special operations commander has warned that the crack Special Air Service Regiment is at risk of being over-committed because of deployments to Afghanistan and the Middle East.
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They might be asking themselves why they have been sent to war. They will not have had any honest answers. It is good training though. The real thing is the only way to get up to speed.

Russian army 'tests father of all bombs' [ 12 September 2007 ]
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Russia has delivered a belligerent message of defiance to the West after army generals claimed to have tested "the father of all bombs". Developed in secret, the unchristened bomb, a vacuum device capable of emitting shockwaves as powerful as a nuclear weapon, was unveiled with great theatre on state television's main evening broadcast.
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With a vicious lunatic in the White House controlled by  Zionist thugs it all makes sense. If you want peace prepare for war.

Russia to build new base for monstrous nuclear submarines [ 12 July 2007 ]
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Three nuclear cruisers will be used in the Pacific Ocean. According to the project, each of the subs will be outfitted with 12 Bulava ballistic missiles. The missiles are capable of delivering ten nuclear warheads at a distance of up to 8,000 kilometers. Russia launched the first nuclear submarine (Yuri Dolgoruky) of Borei class in April of the current year
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This is a pity but if you want peace prepare for war. With a drunken mad man controlled by Jews  in the White House it does make sense.

Non-Lethal Weapons
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No longer a gleam in the Pentagon's eye, ray guns — or radiofrequency (RF) weapons, to be exact — officially have arrived. As troops are increasingly forced to serve as an ad hoc police force, nonlethal weapons have become a priority for the military....
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Governments love power. Disarming people so that they can oppress them is a big part of it. Weapons to use against them are part of the game.

Russia to deliver 300 tanks to India for one billion dollars [ 7 June 2007 ]

The T 90 may not be the world's greatest tank but it does look the part and the pricing proves that American and English offerings come at rip off prices.

Nuclear Threat Preparations in America [ 19 May 2007 ]
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To the greatest fear of the American War Leaders regarding the Israelis are the ‘alleged’ nuclear weapons that Israel’s Mossad Intelligence service has secreted around the United States, and to which President Bush has prepared his government to survive by issuing of new commands for an American ‘Shadow Government’, and as we can read as reported by the Washington Post News Service in their article titled "Bush Changes Continuity Plan", and which says....
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Nukes launched from Kamchatka have a known origin and reprisals will result. The 40 foot container with a bomb could have come from anywhere. It is just too easy for the international people, the ones who stole Palestine. Sorcha Faal is the source and not the world's reliable but she could well be spot on this time.

Lions, Donkeys and Dinosaurs by Lewis Page
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The past blunders which he highlights - for which no one has been forced to accept the blame, so opaque is the accountability of both armed services and the MoD - are history. What matters more are his pointers for the future... It is all here. Lewis Page details the ridiculous excess of senior officers for our shrinking services (over 40 major-generals for just two army divisions, 46 Royal Navy admirals and 88 commodores, 340 RAF group-captains and 40 air marshals). He describes the fantastic procurement blunders. There was the decision that Britain should build its own Apache helicopters, at a cost of £40 million apiece, while the Israelis bought theirs off the shelf from the Americans for £12 million. There are the scandals of the Merlin anti-submarine helicopter and the SA80 rifle, and the fact that the RAF possesses 150 uniformed men per deployable aircraft, more than double the ratio of the Israeli air force.
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Defence procurement has a track record of gross incompetence and that is he kindest thing that can be said for it. Look at the diaries of a major general in his last eighteen months, the contracts he signs and the well paid job that he gets when he leaves. Then wonder about corruption.

Beware! The new Goths are coming [ 13 April 2007 ]
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In an apocalyptic vision of security dangers, Rear Admiral Chris Parry said future migrations would be comparable to the Goths and Vandals while north African "Barbary" pirates could be attacking yachts and beaches in the Mediterranean within 10 years.

Europe, including Britain, could be undermined by large immigrant groups with little allegiance to their host countries — a "reverse colonisation" as Parry described it. These groups would stay connected to their homelands by the internet and cheap flights. The idea of assimilation was becoming redundant, he said.

The warnings by Parry of what could threaten Britain over the next 30 years were delivered to senior officers and industry experts at a conference last week. Parry, head of the development, concepts and doctrine centre at the Ministry of Defence, is charged with identifying the greatest challenges that will frame national security policy in the future.

If a security breakdown occurred, he said, it was likely to be brought on by environmental destruction and a population boom, coupled with technology and radical Islam. The result for Britain and Europe, Parry warned, could be "like the 5th century Roman empire facing the Goths and the Vandals".
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Admiral Parry is quite right of course. It hasn't done his promotion prospects any good though. Telling all of the truth; that politicians are inciting illegals might well have gotten him early retirement.

WMDs from someone who knows
WMD is the latest acronym to be taken up by politicians and the media. It stands for Weapons of Mass Destruction and it sells newspapers as far as journalists are concerned. Politicians use it to sell wars which is worse. Men died in Iraq for lies, not just exaggerations. The armed forces talked about ABC then NBC or Nuclear, Biological and Chemical. The chemical bombs are a minor nuisance compared with HE or high explosive. This is from someone who has been there.

Missile Defence
Anti-rocket flares can brighten up the day and save lives.

India buys cutting-edge Russian warplanes
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This warplane, now undergoing flight tests, was developed especially for the Indian navy's aircraft carrier "Vikramaditya," formerly called the "Admiral Gorshkov," which was sold to India several years ago and is currently being upgraded at the Sevmash machine-building plant in Severodvinsk
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This is the carrier borne version of Fulcrum and it does look seriously useful. Why does India want carriers? To threaten foreign countries at a distance. This does not mean Pakistan but does mean a lot of countries in the Far East.

Russia will be able to beat American  ABM systems [ 17 March 2007 ]
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The Russian leaders have apparently formulated their so-called asymmetrical reply to the comprehensive American anti-ballistic missile (ABM) program.

The United States is working to deploy a global ABM system [ Why? Bush is mad but still why? - Editor ] that would be effective against intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and intermediate-range missiles with a range of up to 5,000 km (3,107 miles)...... whose creation will cost Washington some $60 billion [ Sheer lunacy - Editor ] by 2015. Although Russia's defence budget is several times smaller than the American one, it can nevertheless maintain superiority in terms of cost-effectiveness and feasibility.
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Merchants of death like a bit of sabre rattling. It is good for sales but this is madness.

First S-400 missile regiment to go on combat duty in Russia  [ 28 February 2007 ]
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The first air defence regiment equipped with new S-400 Triumf ground-to-air missile systems will be put on combat duty in the Moscow Region in the middle of 2007,...... new S-400 systems considerably differ from S-300 systems by their effective firing range, firing capacity and other parameters.
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They like to tell us about defence systems rather than attackers. The S-400 is not all bad. It makes it harder for Bush and his Zionist handlers to threaten Russia.

 

Colonel Mendonca had no case to answer [ 15 February 2007 ]
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Col Jorge Mendonca, who was commander of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment, had been charged with negligently performing a duty after an Iraqi died in his battalion's custody in 2003. The most expensive court martial in British history, estimated to cost more than £20 million, has sparked criticism of the Army Prosecuting Authority and the conduct of the Attorney General in supervising the prosecution.
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The judge dismissed the charges because there was no case to answer. Newspapers are not saying that it was  malicious prosecution because they have to worry about libel. It was like Christmas every day for the lawyers. The message to the Army is: Politicians are the real enemy.

Australia to host US signals base [ 15 February 2007 ]
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The base would serve as a ground station for communications with American military forces throughout the world.... Australia already hosts a major satellite communications base at Pine Gap outside Alice Springs, which is jointly manned with the US.
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Pine Gap was picking up signals from Russia by way of satellites.

Iraq What works and what doesn't
War is the only serious test of men and machines. Here are some results.

E-bombs: Death to modern civilization[ 14 February 2007 ]
The electromagnetic pulse that knocks out ALL things electrical would put us back centuries. It may be more than hypothetical.

Iran Set to Try Space Launch [ 27 January 2007 ]
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Iran has converted one of its most powerful ballistic missiles into a satellite launch vehicle. The 30-ton rocket could also be....... for testing longer-range missile strike technologies. 
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If they can put anything into orbit they can hit Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and anywhere else in Israel. This is a bit of sabre rattling and quite reasonable given the murderous threats from Israel and their puppet in the White House.

World War III [ 13 December 2006 ]
Men serving in Iraq are going to come back disenchanted. They are men who have learned about guerrilla war the hard way, by being at the receiving end of it. Some will not see the funny side of being treated as pariahs as men were after Vietnam. It doesn't take many men to carry out covert operations. It is all too easy to look round the ghettoes of America and seeing them making trouble. The French have created their very own ghettoes. Look at the consequences. Blair is doing the same to us in England but he has the sense never to go near one without armed guards. Trouble is being stored up for us using ethnic time bombs and there ain't no accidents involved. The source for this is Bill Lind. He knows of what he speaks.

UK talks on £40bn nuclear deterrent [ 22 November 2006 ]
Submarines with nukes are an option. The world is not getting to be a nicer place. Beefing up the army would make a lot of sense too but with a grossly corrupt government it is unlikely to happen.

America easy on China's new navy [ 18 November 2006 ]
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THE revelation this week that a Chinese submarine surfaced in the middle of a US battle fleet in the Pacific Ocean last month demonstrated that China is rapidly developing a powerful blue-water navy.
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If you have a serious navy with world class sonar this shouldn't happen. Was the Chinaman playing it for laughs? He got away with it. The Americans won't be quite so amused.

How Hezbollah Defeated Israel Part 2- Winning the ground war  [ 13 October 2006 ]
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Israel's decision to launch a ground war to accomplish what its air force had failed to do was made hesitantly and haphazardly. While Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) units had been making forays into southern Lebanon during the second week of the conflict, the Israeli military leadership remained undecided over when and  where - even whether - to deploy their ground units.
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Incompetence is the obvious theme here. The ground attacks were a political decision just like Adolf's decision to attack Russia. It failed too.

How Hezbollah defeated Israel, part 1 - Winning the intelligence war   [ 12 October 2006 ]
Knowing where the enemy is matters. Knowing where is supplies are matters. The Israelis were fat, arrogant and sloppy. Hezbollah communications were hardened. Their security was good. They turned spies and fed back misinformation. They did well. Israeli attacks on civilians were an admission of defeat and an admission of evil.

Israel's plan for a military strike on Iran [ 13 October 2006 ]
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The Middle East, and possibly the world, stands on the brink of a terrible conflagration as Israel and the United States prepare to deal with Iran's alleged ambition to acquire nuclear weapons. Israel, it becomes clearer by the day, wants to use its air force to deliver a knock-out blow against Tehran. It is not known whether it will use conventional weapons or a nuclear warhead in such a strike.
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The Israelis are grossly irresponsible hooligans, perfectly prepared to start World War III without good reason. They control Bush and Blair which makes them far more dangerous. They are bright enough to use other nation's armies to do their dirty work for them when they can. Their own is an arrogant bunch of incompetents. See the previous item.

Build a Cruise Missile for $5K
Building your own cruise missile for US$5,000 may sound like a fantasy if you know how much the tax payers get screwed out of for anything airborne. It is not. $5,000 covers the parts and one objective was to buy them without getting noticed. It happened and a lot of them were exported from America to New Zealand without problems. The man doing this one has solid back ground in model aircraft, jet engines and computing.

China blinds US satellites with laser [ 26 September 2006 ]
It sounds quite easy do with a high power laser and a good aim. It does not blind them permanently so far. It just means they cannot spy on China.
PS Chinese espionage carries on apace and with a Chinese take away in every high street it is that much easier.

RADAR Beats Stealth Technology [ 23 September 2006 ]
The Ukraine has a radar system that detects stealth aircraft out to 500 miles. This is useful and a blow to American superiority. This article has suffered in translation by someone who does not quite know what the numbers mean. See also Ukraine Offshore Outsourcing In Ukraine which is a sales pitch.

India tests new missile [ 10 July 2006 ]
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India yesterday test-fired its longest-range nuclear-capable ballistic missile, the Agni III, which can hit targets deep within China, a senior Defence Ministry official said. The missile has a range of more than 3000km..
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Sabre rattling is getting fashionable. When America was strong the second line thugs kept quiet. Now that America is controlled by Zionists and wasting its strength in Israeli interests they are trying it on.

China Deploys Nuclear Submarines...Capable of Nuclear Counterstrike [ 10 July 2006 ]
Their subs carry cruise missiles with nuclear war heads unlike nasty little Saddam's non-existent WMD. With Bush as a crazy run by Zionists it makes life more interesting.

The covert war to strangle North Korea [ 10 July 2006 ]
Spying on them. Stopping their ships. Stealing their goods. Harassment generally. Invasion is not on because they really do have WMD unlike little Saddam Hussein.

Military expenditure increases dramatically all over the world [ 24 June 2006 ]
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The United States keeps taking the lead, spending a trillion dollars on arms; its military expenditure amounts to nearly four-fifths of the world total.

It is noteworthy that authors of the yearbook assume that Washington could cut down on such huge military spending by taking a more active line over its cooperation with other important players at the world political scene. However, the U.S. seems to opt to handle all issues relating to international security on its own. The effectiveness of this strategy is yet another question.
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80% of the world total is absurd. Give peace a chance? Was John Lennon on the right lines? We have been lied to big time in re Iraq just for starters.

Stealth fighter project 'flawed' [ 24 June 2006 ]
Have you heard this one before? Lots of times? I have. It is going to be the greatest thing since the Sopwith Camel then things don't fit together. So they add a few billion to the price. It comes in late and crippled. We get screwed and the defence contractors laugh up their sleeves. Meanwhile perfectly good kit is sitting idle in Arizona. See Where Warbirds Go To Die

F 22A Raptor [ 12 June 2006 ]
This the next American front line, stealth fighter with all of the latest and greatest. At $350 million each it should be superb. Who is it going to fight? Pass. Grotty little ethnics with Kalashnikovs are not going to be affected. Guerrilla operations are the way to go. That is why Zionists are infiltrating millions of them into civilization.

Chinese AWACS prangs [ 12 June 2006 ]
Get a work horse like a Hercules. Stick a radar dish on top and send it off to spy on things. It will not look pretty but it works well - sometimes. The Chinese captured an American equivalent so their version my have been carrying cheap copies of American super technology. They might even have had dodgy versions designed to fail at a crucial moment. Americans do things like that.

New parachuting technology [ 10 June 2006 ]
HALO was the way to go. Jump at High Altitude with a Low Opening. The parachute would fly quite well with a following wind. Now a rigid wing is doing the same only better. It means getting to interesting places faster without being seen by radar.  The technology gets better and the SAS just has to be interested.

A new biological warfare race begins in Maryland [ 2 June 2006 ]
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The United States has come along way since our British ancestors used small pox poisoned blankets as a biological weapon against Indians. But, sadly, biological weapons are still with us--indeed they are becoming a major thrust of the U.S. military and a threat to humanity.

Fort Detrick in Frederick, MD  is going through a massive expansion into the largest bio-weapons facility in the world.....  The National Interagency Biodefense Campus (NIBC) is likely to ignite a bio-weapons arms race.
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This is bad news. It is also likely to be wrong. THE major biological warfare outfit is in Israel firmly under the control of the Zionist thugs who control America.

China broadens espionage operations [ 24 May 2006 ]
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'China is running aggressive and wide-ranging espionage operations aimed at stealing U.S. weapons technology that could be useful against U.S. forces, according to the nation's top spy-catchers..........

'The possibility of a U.S.-Chinese military confrontation over Taiwan looms in the background of the espionage, said Ronald Guerin, the FBI's East Asia section chief.' (USA Today article).
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A spy catcher is telling the truth for once. The Chinese really do want Taiwan. Aggro could ensue. And why do you think they have a take away in every high street?

New U.S. Fighter/Interceptor Jet [ 22May 2006 ]
See the first pictures of the F37. It has stealth technology, a top speed around Mach 3.5 and a woman flying it which means that they are not serious or that the feminists are still getting away with it. A serious point is what it is for. The Israelis is the likely answer. To be fair it looks like a good bit of kit. The government has not released these pictures but men who are serving have.

Israel carried out nuclear test in 1979 [ 19 May 2006 ]
They are the ones complaining bitterly about Iran making nukes even though they are not. They got their uranium by theft. They got the technology by theft. They have had them up and running since 1979 at least. See Israel tested nuke in 1979

Martin Van Creveld & Israel the mad dog [ 19 May 2006 ]
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Let's hand it to Martin Van Creveld, a professor of military history at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, for speaking the mind of nearly half of all Israelis. "The Palestinians should all be deported," declared Van Creveld in 2003. "The people who strive for this (the Israeli government) are waiting only for the right man and the right time. Two years ago, only 7 or 8 per cent of Israelis were of the opinion that this would be the best solution....... now, according to a Gallup poll, the figure is 44 percent."

Such a "Final Solution" to the fact millions of Arabs live in Palestine-and have for centuries-would be a serious violation of the 1949 Geneva Conventions and 1977 Additional Protocols, not that Israel believes in humanitarian law when it comes to Arabs and Muslims.

Moreover, Van Creveld boasted "Israel had the capability of hitting most European capitals with nuclear weapons," a remark especially pertinent now, as the Israelis and Americans claim Iran will do likewise the moment it develops a nuke. "We possess several hundred atomic warheads and rockets and can launch them at targets in all directions, perhaps even at Rome. Most European capitals are targets of our air force." Iran has never made such a remark (or threat) and yet we are told the country is a threat to world peace. "Israel must be like a mad dog, too dangerous to bother," Van Creveld explained. "Our armed forces are not the thirtieth strongest in the world, but rather the second or third. We have the capability to take the world down with us. And I can assure you that this will happen before Israel goes under."..........

Our problem is Israel, not Iran. I fear Israel and its 46 percent of ethnic cleansing and Islam hating fanatics-who are essentially racists, no different than troglodytic members of the KKK or the millions of deluded Germans who believed the racial theories of the Nazi Alfred Rosenberg. I am more worried about our bought and sold Congress-almost all prostituted down to the man and woman-on the AIPAC food chain and the Neocon leash. I fear the rabid Van Creveld and his fellow citizens more than I fear Ahmadinejad and the Iranian mullahs. Rosenberg, at least, suffered the noose as a war criminal at Nuremberg.
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Creveld reads like Adolf in his nastier moments. Will the main stream media tell you about him? No! Why not? Ask who owns them.

Oz  faces a systems failure [ 16 May 2006 ]
There is plenty of tax payers' money. There has to be with incompetents like this running the system. The new submarines cost $1 billion extra to get them right. British cock ups like this are normal. Do they care? Not really. Civil servants get their knighthoods regardless. With patronage like this and cost increases merely dependent on a bit of patter it is easy to see that favours might be involved.

240 Diggers to Afghanistan [ 9 May 2006 ]
Oz is sending 240 men to Afghanistan. This is down right silly. When the tribesmen finish fighting ours they will go back to fighting each other. There men soldier well or not very long.

Rumsfeld grabs more power [ 24 April 2006 ]
Having fouled up beyond belief in Iraq, Rumsfeld is taking power from the CIA [ DrugRunners'R'Us ] and the State Department in order to wage war here, there and everywhere. Does Bush take the this thug seriously? Are they both mad or is it their  Zionist handlers?

US Navy's fleet increasingly irrelevant [ 20 April 2006 ]
Carriers are hugely expensive. Destroyers at $1 billion up are not cheap so when a couple of Arabs with a rubber dinghy full of explosives hit one it is VERY cost effective. The price of a few camels to the widows makes a lot of sense. Russian missiles aren't cheap but they are effective and cost effective. Is there a lot of point in having a navy?

Outsourcing F-111 unit [ 14 March 2006 ]
F111s are effective but getting on in life. Outsourcing is the fashionable approach that makes a lot of money for business men prepared to snivel to politicians and give them very well paid  little numbers later on. There is a better answer. The world's third biggest air force is sitting quietly in Arizona. See Where Warbirds Go To Die. They could spare us a few B52s or even F111s.

More US subs to counter Chinese threat [ 7 March 2006 ]
Subs are being secretly transferred to the Pacific to threaten China rather than Russia. They will be based in Pearl Harbour,  San Diego and  Bremerton in Washington state. This will be in case of sabre rattling over Taiwan.

U.S. Plans to Modernize Nuclear Arsenal  [ 7 March 2006 ]
So do India, Pakistan and Blighty. The Israeli nuclear upgrade does not get a mention, far less any of its NBC [  nuclear, biological, chemical  ] capability.

Spitfires roar and soar seventy years on [ 6 March 2006 ]
Seventy years ago to the minute the nameless prototype flew. This time it was a Mk IX twin seater with the original pilot. The Hurricane got more early on but the Spitfire had the looks. People paid for them at  £5,000; serious money then.

Pentagon to sell fighters to India [ 4 March 2006 ]
But they give them to Israel for free. Do the Indians get to pay double? Possibly. It is a part of Bush colluding with the Indians on nukes. It is all right for Indians to have nukes and threaten Pakistan. It is not all right for Iran to have nukes so that they can defend themselves from  Israeli nukes.

Israeli sub fleet chief- We can hit targets overseas [ 2 March 2006 ]
Nuclear subs with cruise missiles can hit more or less anything in Western Europe and all coastal regions of North America. Add in anywhere a few hundred miles inland in a country that annoys them and you are looking at a strategic weapon. Of course almost anywhere is vulnerable to the 40 foot container with a bomb and a long fuze. They can easily be pre-positioned and might well be in place NOW. It is a two way passage though. PS They are not fool enough to have women onboard.

Israel Buys Two Dolphin Class Submarines  [ 2 March 2006 ]
For $1.17 billion and putting the frighteners on. They were German Kriegsmarine surplus. They already had three boats.

Australia to buy Lockheed missiles for fighter jets [ 29 February 2006 ]
They have a range of 250 miles which is useful. Cruise missiles can attack land and sea targets. Oz has 71 F18 Hornets. They will cost  A$400 million so they are not cheap which is why they will not be carried by maritime surveillance aircraft - a pity. See also Missile purchase to upset region Indonesians will not like the idea that we can defend ourselves against them. They will help to fill the gap between the going of the F111s and arrival of F35s.

Brazil poised to join the world's nuclear elite [ 12 February 2006]
Do we care? It seems not. North Korea gets threatened. So does Iran regardless of what it does. So what is the score? It ain't the fairy stories that the media are feeding us.

Where Warbirds Go To Die
The world's third largest air force sits and waits in Davis Monthan AFB, Arizona

'Aussie' Abrams tanks roll off line  [ 19 February 2006 ]
Five have been made. There will be 59  and all second hand. Heavy tanks seem fairly irrelevant for Oz but would be more useful for invading Iran or other places that Zionists want attacked.

Amid China threat, U.S. to hold mammoth naval operations in Pacific [ 17 February 2006 ]
Exercising the fleets on China's door step is a provocation in Chinese eyes or a comfort to Taiwan. Four carriers is a lot of fire power. Do we really need sabre rattling from a draft dodger like Bush or anyone else? BTW, you need to read the Tehran Times to see what the rest of the media are not telling.

Defence Strategy Review
Leads to news and views. Read for yourself. Think for yourself. Decide for yourself.

Quadrennial Defence Review 2006
The [ American ]  Secretary of Defence takes a public position. It is a  public relations offering and part of the propaganda war.

E-Weapons Directed Energy Warfare In The 21st Century [ 20 January 2006 ]
High powered lasers could really spoil your day and they can be controlled from far away. It sounds as though those computer games will pay off. To say the obvious these projects are humungously expensive but they are always cheaper than losing.

Britain's sci-fi tanks to fend off attack with force-field [ 9 January 2006 ]
This sounds good or, at least, high tech and expensive. The real battlefield is in politics, education, law and the churches. We are losing because we don't even know that they are making war on us.  See Invisible Enemy and   Subversion for more on this.

Why is the U.S. Navy Leasing a Swedish Submarine? [ 7 January 2006 ]
With Russian submarines rusting at their moorings there are not many credible enemies left but there are some genuine threats which  need the US Navy to  train for. Using Swedish technology is the answer.

Australia gets spyplane drones  [ 15 December 2005 ]
They sound useful. The customs and fishery protection people need them too. At A$145 million they ain't cheap. They are from Israel with stolen(?) American(?) technology.

Australian Forces Becoming  Invaders  [ 15 December 2005 ]
The RAAF is getting the heavy lift capability to move their main battle tanks by air. That means invasions just like the Russian army when it was in East Germany. All of their tanks were equipped for river crossings and you don't do those when you are falling back.

Jewish  choppers in service of drug cartel  [ 12 November 2005 ]
American made choppers went to drug runners. American officials are asking questions. Does this get worldwide media attention? Not on your life.

India to buy Zionist drones in 220 million dollar deal  [ 5 November 2005 ]
Selling American technology to China annoyed the Americans. They are still doing it. See the previous entry.

Venezuela upset with US over arms veto [ 3 November 2005 ]
Upgrading F16s  blocked so Hugo is going to give them to Fidel in Cuba or that bloke with an odd name in China. Bush gives F16s to the Jews for free. Bush invades Iraq for them for free. Jews matter. Others do not. See Free Jets for Israel: Bush OK's 102 Fighters at $45 Million Each

Revealed: Blair's nuclear bombshell [ 17 October 2005 ]
Blair is going to update our nukes. I think this makes sense although he is doing it for the wrong reasons. Nuking Tel Aviv is an important option. The Army is not keen and Brown is moaning about the cost. He has got plenty of our  money to waste when he wants.
BTW, the English newspapers are so excited that they are saying nothing.

Free Jets for Israel: Bush OK's 102 Fighters at $45 Million Each [ 1 October 2005 ]
This is so that they can attack Iran but it is only American tax payers' money that is being used to help Jews murder foreigners. Source Israel gets new F-16I fighter/bomber

Colonel saw engine blast before air disaster
Fly Air Ethnic and take your chances? Not me. American air lines are quite conscientious. They can't take the bad publicity. Remember PanAm? Nor did anyone else after Lockerbie and it wasn't even their fault. Brits are all right for the same reason. They can't hide from the publicity. Europeans? All right but after that get very selective.

Russia's new X-555 cruise missile operates better than its predecessor
With a range of 1,250 miles and serious accuracy it sounds like good kit. It is air launched so you have to be a long way away to be safe from it or well hidden. It is the electronic side that makes the real difference. How well can it avoid the opposition's defences? We will never really know unless it is for real. Just hope that it doesn't come to that.

STEALTH SECRETS OF THE F-117 NIGHTHAWK
Its development was kept under wraps for 14 years, but by 1991, the F-117 Nighthawk had become a household word.

Aviation History is a bit more accurate but it is seriously advanced technology and it worked well in Iraq. To be fair Iraqi technology was probably not good but they meant it and the USAF's aircraft all got back.

Vladimir Putin flies Tu-160 bomber plane, tests cruise missiles and advertises ice cream [ 18 August 2005 ]
The Moscow air show was fun. Vlad went there.

Russia responds to Le Bourget with MAKS-2005 Air Show in Moscow region [ 16 August 2005 ]
This is the second Moscow air show and they have some super kit. The Mig-29 [ Fulcrum if you are in NATO - see NATO reporting names ]  has vectored thrust making it highly manoeuvrable. I don't quite see why they need such advanced goodies but if you want peace prepare for war and the Chinese are not always nice. The USAF will be there too.

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