I know the time zone throws a real "Monkey Wrench" into the mix between
us.

But, the BUZZING of the "Presidential Suite" in Sryia actually happened
two days ago.

Even that should make it June 30th (your time).

;-)


World War III 2006 [The Last 2300 Days]=E2=99=A5=E2=84=A2 wrote:

Well, Kimbo, don't know what time it iz where U r in Eastern Canada
(Ontario ?!?)
-- but it iz 2.45 pm on Saturday, July 1st, 2006 here in Melbourne,
Australia !!!

Looks like July 2006 iz gonna be a very historic month in modern human
history,
doesn't it ?!?!?

Time will tell if this crisis escalates to the nuclear level or whether
things will die down
for a while !!

We cannot prevent World War III from happening -- it iz already written
in the prophecy books -- we can at best only delay it for a few months
with urgent attempts at diplomacy
& mediation between the jews & all their enemies....

Perhaps the UN needs to be IMMEDIATELY & URGENTLY involved in this
looming catastrophe for the region ??!!??!

HOOROO

UNCLE WALLY

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kmiller wrote:

I guess that Dual 'Mirage' (assuming that Isreal is still using Mirage
fighter jets) flight across their BOW gave them a "Wake Up Call" as to
the fact that - Isreal does still has them (Syria) on their RADAR !!!

The 'original' prophetic interpreters of Nostradamus where right (even
if their time line was off by ten years [1996 or 2006]) !!!

The BIG ONE (WWIII) will (has) start in the Mid-East. And Isreal will
be "Front And Center" on the action.

:-)

PS: that prediction that it would start in June (of this year) was not
mine [just to set the record straight] - I boroughed it from a mis-
'Interpretation' of Nostradamus. [This disclaimer is just so certain
people here don't start calling me the New Messiah.] - you never know
when certain 'Psyhcotics' HERE are JUST looking for their next IDOL to
follow. ;-)

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http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=3D16864

2006-06-29

Syria vows to defend itself against Israel

Syrian PM says Israeli acts and aggressions in region are result of
Arabs=E2=80=99 weakness.

By Roueida Mabardi - DAMASCUS
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Syria vowed Thursday to defend itself after Israel threatened to ki=

Hamas militants based in Damascus and flew warplanes over a Syrian
presidential palace.

Israel, meanwhile, was on high alert for possible retaliation.


Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Naji Otri said his country was ready=

defend itself against the Jewish state.


"Syria is capable of defending itself against any aggression," Otri
told reporters, slamming Wednesday's overflight during which Damasc=

said its anti-aircraft gunners opened fire as an "act of piracy".


He expressed "surprise at the silence of the international community
toward all these Israeli acts and daily aggressions ... This is the
result of the weakness of the Arabs."


The Israeli army said it was bracing for any strikes by the
Syrian-backed Hezbollah, amid international concerns that the
escalating crisis between Israel and the Palestinians could spread
across the region.


"This measure has been taken due to concerns that the Lebanese Shii=

militia Hezbollah or other organizations will try to trigger an
escalation of hostilities by launching border attacks," an army
spokeswoman said.


Israel army units were placed on alert along the northern border to=

prepared to face any likely scenario", she said.


Hezbollah, also backed by Syria's main regional ally Iran, has carr=

out several deadly attacks along the Israeli-Lebanese border since
Israel withdrew its troops from southern Lebanon in 2000.


Tensions are running high in the Middle East after Israel launched a
military offensive in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday to hunt down a
teenage soldier captured by Palestinian militants.


Israel has warned that Palestinian militants of Hamas exiled in
Damascus, including political supreme Khaled Meshaal, are clearly in
their sights over the kidnapping of 19-year-old Gilad Shalit in an
attack on the Gaza border on Sunday that also killed two Israeli
soldiers.


"Regimes that support terrorism are the ones playing with the
Palestinian people's destiny," Israeli Defence Minister Amir Peretz
said Thursday.


Israeli warplanes overflew Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's palac=

northern Syria while the leader was inside, an operation Syrian sta=

television called an "aggressive act and an unacceptable provocatio=

Russia criticised the overflight.


"Violations of the borders and air space of other states, in this c=

Syria, are completely unacceptable," foreign ministry spokesman Mik=

Kamynin said in a statement.


Israel said that Meshaal was personally involved in escalating viol=

in the Gaza Strip.


"This wouldn't be happening without the collaboration of the Syrian
regime," foreign ministry spokesman Mark Regev told CNN television.


UN Secretary General Kofi Annan voiced his concern about the escala=

Middle East violence, and urged all sides to avoid the conflict
spreading.


"We need to be very careful, not only not to escalate but not to ex=

the area of the conflict," Annan said of the Israeli sortie over
Assad's palace.


Meshaal, 50, is one of Israel's most wanted men and famously surviv=

bungled attempt by Mossad intelligence agents, who tried to poison =

in 1997 in Jordan.


"He is definitely in our sights ... He is a target. As someone who =

overseeing, actually commanding the terror acts, (he) is definitely=

target," said Justice Minister Haim Ramon.


Another exiled Hamas political leader, Mussa Abu Marzuk, said the
leadership took the Israeli threats seriously.


"The threats against the leadership of the resistance are not new, =

standard Israeli policy. So we take them seriously and must face th=

he said in an interview in Damascus.


But "these threats don't frighten anyone," he said.


Hamas's spiritual leader and co-founder Ahmed Yassin and his succes=

Abdel Aziz Rantissi were killed in Israeli air strikes within a mon=

of each other in 2004.


Abu Marzuk warned that Israeli military operations would not save t=

young soldier. "Israel must use political means if it wants its sol=

back alive," he said.=20
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