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Reader comment on: The Van Diepen Demarche

Submitted by Lou Rodgers, Dec 5, 2007 16:38

This is pure politics. Israel just leveled a joint Syrian and Iran nuclear weapons production site in Syria. Remember we have little human intelligence in Iran thus much of the information is obtained by inference. Remember that the Intelligence community failed to warn of 911.


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