10-13-2006, 11:59 AM
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Yeah I have it here some where with the freedom of information act it is right on
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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Care to share a reference for that?
Everything I have read says that they got the yellowcake from South African's Apartheid government in exchange for chemical weapons technology.
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my finger tips....
With all of the support via military and American tax $$$$ that go to Israel from our government you want me to find a form with official letter head that say it in black in white that we provided various pieces of information to fast track Israel to a nuclear power.
All you need to do is think about it...I love my country...I fought for my country....I would die for my country if asked to defend my family and other families from harm, but I will also sit here and rationalize why different clandestine elements of our government would see it in the best interest for influence in the Middle East if for no other purpose other than seeing Israel after the 6 day war have an element of deterrence which is a nuclear deterrence.
There is something called the non proliferation treaty to which we are a soignée, so how can you sign that treaty,balk at everyone who is trying to go nuclear and yet still give it to your best friend in a bad neighborhood?!?!
Ya do it on the down low. It is not rocket science...and I should know...that is what my Grandpa was and his favorite saying cuz it isn't that hard and things are what they are.
The nuclear equation is easy, getting a controlled nuclear reaction is hard. We are one of the top five arms dealers in the world, think we could not facilitate a meeting with the South Africans and the Israelis via the CIA? Or help the process some other way? What like you think we did not know what they were doing at the time? Did we ask them to stop?
I went to Grad school with two kids from Israel and based on my conversations with them we assisted in portions of the process. The topic came up when I used to ask them about different issues that they face everyday at home because we used to work in groups on projects where a Syrian, an Indian, an Israeli, a German, and a Pakistani all worked together for a common goal. It baffles me so that we could all work together but once everyone got back on their piece of dirt feelings and emotions change.
Is there a smoking gun that I can point to?
No...but it does not mean that it did not happen.
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