The longer Iran lets those missiles remain out in the open, the longer they are vulnerable to pre-emptive attack by Israel and the U.S. So Logic dictates that the launches would begin right at the NOTAM time, which is 2:30 AM in Iran, and 7:00 PM (Tomorrow, Sunday) on the US East Coast..
Word on Intel Circuits is claiming that Iran has already pre-positioned one-thousand, five-hundred (1,500) missiles for launch, but later, more recent Intel is now saying the total number of missiles distributed from storage is about four-thousand (~4,000.)
Israel has said "If Iran attacks, they will get double in return."
It is not known if Israel has such ballistic missile resources; generally the Israelis rely on aircraft to attack other countries.
Poster Comment:
NOTAM is Notice to Airmen, Notice to Air Men.
Israel might have 1% of the number of first rate missiles that Iran has. But Iran's targets are underground.
#1: Horse To: All (#0)
Ex-detainee held at Guantnamo Bay for two decades dies in Pakistan
Former Guantanamo detainee, Abdul Rahim Rabbani, who spent about two decades at the US-controlled Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba without charge or trial, has passed away at the age of 57 following an illness.
Abdul Rahim along with his brother, Ahmed, spent 18 years in Guantanamo without charge or trial and was released in Feb last year. Both men were approved for release in 2021, but it is unclear why they remained imprisoned.
The brothers, who were never charged with any crimes during 20 years in US custody, were flown to Pakistan in an arrangement with authorities there.
Following their release, the brothers were left without any provision by the governments of the United States or Pakistan and were forced to rely on private individuals.
Horse posted on 2024-11-03 07:38:28 Reply Private Reply
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The_Rock posted on 2024-11-03 17:58:45 Reply Private Reply
#4: Dakmar To: Prefrontal Vortex, Esso (#2)
JTull used to post a bunch of Turner headlines here. I tried to tell him the guy was a spook. My hunch has proven itself.
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#8: Dakmar To: ghostrider (#7)
Umm, look for the union label?
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Zionist role in 1950s attacks on Iraqi Jews 'confirmed' by operative and police report
British-Israeli historian Avi Shlaim cites 'incontrovertible evidence' from former Jewish agent showing Zionists bombed sites to encourage migration to Israel
By Rayhan Uddin
A police report and an interview with a former Zionist operative form the basis of Avi Shlaim's claim that he has uncovered "undeniable proof" of Israeli involvement in bombings which drove Jews out of Iraq in the early 1950s, the British-Israeli historian told Middle East Eye.
Shlaim's autobiography Three Worlds: Memoirs of an Arab-Jew, published earlier this month, details his childhood as an Iraqi Jew and subsequent exile to Israel.
It also includes research about a number of bombings in Iraq which prompted a mass exodus of Jews from the country between 1950 and 1951, most of whom, like he and his family, ended up in Israel.
On Sunday, Shlaim told Middle East Eye that he had uncovered "incontrovertible evidence of Zionist underground involvement in the bombs".
As part of the evidence, the historian cited an extensive interview he carried out with Yaakov Karkoukli, a former member of the Zionist underground in Baghdad in the 1950s.
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Can't make a livelihood from the cause.
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