IF you were to plan a nuclear attack against another nation. Would you warn them and post your intentions in "The Sunday Times" as Israel seems to have done?

 

That'd be like Bin Laden telling us he's planning on blowing up the Capitol Building 3 weeks before he does it.

 

That's a weird strategy. :confused:

I believe that it was France who gave out the info. Israel is denying any such plans.

What does SUV's and teenagers cruising around in circles got to do with anything? Neither have anything to do with the price of gas or the fact that Israel may use "THE BOMB".

Basic economics. When quantity demanded goes up, prices follow in the same path.

I believe that it was France who gave out the info. Israel is denying any such plans.

 

Where did France get the info? Israel?

 

It had to come from somewhere. My guess is Israel.

IF you were to plan a nuclear attack against another nation. Would you warn them and post your intentions in "The Sunday Times" as Israel seems to have done?

 

That'd be like Bin Laden telling us he's planning on blowing up the Capitol Building 3 weeks before he does it.

That's a weird strategy. :confused:

 

He actually told us he was planning an attack on America before he did it on 9/11.

Basic economics. When quantity demanded goes up, prices follow in the same path.

 

So teenagers didn't drive in circles back in the 60's and 70's before gas prices skyrocketed? Also driving cars that got around 15 mpg, at best.?

 

I've heard plenty of stories from my parents about 'cruising' back in the day. I honestly don't think it's the result of the higher gas prices we've seen the past 3-5 years.

He actually told us he was planning an attack on America before he did it on 9/11.

 

An attack on "America".. He didn't actually say what he was going to attack, like Israel is doing.

So teenagers didn't drive in circles back in the 60's and 70's before gas prices skyrocketed? Also driving cars that got around 15 mpg, at best.?

 

I've heard plenty of stories from my parents about 'cruising' back in the day. I honestly don't think it's the result of the higher gas prices we've seen the past 3-5 years.

The information came from the French intelligence agency and was printed in UK newspapers. I think the French decided this was what was going on from the two IDF squadrons that flew to Gibraltar for special training.

The information came from the French intelligence agency and was printed in UK newspapers. I think the French decided this was what was going on from the two IDF squadrons that flew to Gibraltar for special training.

 

So it's all just speculation? The way the article is written it makes it sound like someone actually gave them the information. Rather than them just thinking it up theirselves. Dissreguard everything I previously posted, well except the gas prices.

An attack on "America".. He didn't actually say what he was going to attack, like Israel is doing.

 

Either way it would have worked, no one paid attention to him. As for Israel, they could say they were going to bomb Tehran and pull it off. Israel has a far superior airforce.

Either way it would have worked, no one paid attention to him. As for Israel, they could say they were going to bomb Tehran and pull it off. Israel has a far superior airforce.

 

No one paid attention to him, your correct. But it's different hearing it from a terrorist, as opposed to hearing it from a country, with a military such as Israels. Bin Laden was a bad analogy to use I suppose, but I think you know what I meant.

The information came from the French intelligence agency and was printed in UK newspapers. I think the French decided this was what was going on from the two IDF squadrons that flew to Gibraltar for special training.

I believe it has been stated in this forum before, but those two words have no business appearing next to each other in that context. Talk about your oxymoron.

I believe that it was France who gave out the info...

 

Now wait a minute. I never said a word to anybody!!

 

 

Frances

 

PS - Never mind. I just read the sentence a little more closely ...