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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (312983)	7/5/2009 5:21:33 AM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793917

It probably would be a bit like Germany getting a nuclear bomb production line in 1933. Great Britain would have felt somewhat queasy at the prospect. France would have thought the Maginot line not such a great thing after all. Stalin would have paled. <A former head of research in Israeli intelligence told the Times that "the Saudis are very concerned about an Iranian nuclear bomb, even more than the Israelis." > Come to think of it, there is quite a daisy chain of nukes in the area = Russia, North Korea, China, India, Pakistan. Iran is next in the chain. It seems odd that Saudi Arabia would be more worried about Iranian nukes than Israel. There must be something I don't know about. I suppose it's the old Catholic vs Protestant thing. God can only be on one of their sides. It's a bit like Wimbledon. Once the Catholics and Protestants have sorted out who has Go- on their side, and the Sunnis and Shiites have had their semi-finals, then the centre-court grand finale at Armageddon can be fought. It should be best out of five. Mqurice

To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (312983)	7/5/2009 7:25:56 AM
From: Tom Clarke	2 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793917

Raid Is On Sunday, July 5, 2009 Saudi Arabia will let Israeli jets use its airspace to fly and bomb the Iranian regime's nuke making facilities: "The Saudis have tacitly agreed to the Israeli air force flying through their airspace on a mission which is supposed to be in the common interests of both Israel and Saudi Arabia." Coupled with the Iranian people's anti-regime uprisings in the past few weeks, this could be the end of the crazy criminals in Tehran. I don't think people would get behind a regime that showed no mercy to them when they came to the streets to protest peacefully. A little push from the outside can topple the mullahs once and for all. thespiritofman.blogspot.com