Re: Did the US Nuke Syria?
 

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This is old news. It happened on Sept 6th and it's widely agreed upon, that the Israelis flew the mission using conventional weapons.
As screwy as GW may be, he's not going to authorize the use of nuclear weapons against Syria.

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and evidently everyone missed the story about how Syria cleaned up afterwards - they leveled/dragged off all debris to prevent analysis - that's why it looks wiped clean.

Nuclear warhead in syria - [censored] almighty - like discussing if the earth is flat.

RB

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Isn't it more likely that Syria quickly cleaned up the debris in order to conceal the fact that the site did indeed host a nuclear development facility of some sort? That would seem more likely to me than a nuke being used where a conventional weapon would easily suffice.

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Syria says no & Israel says yes. Interesting, this facility sure looked like it was under construction for a looooooong time before anyone acted. North Korea allegedly had their nasty little fingers in the pie.

Maybe GW dialed up EO and asked him for a favor.

Re: Did the US Nuke Syria?
 

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and evidently everyone missed the story about how Syria cleaned up afterwards - they leveled/dragged off all debris to prevent analysis - that's why it looks wiped clean.



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No, I didn't miss that. I give it one chance in four of being accurate.

Re: Did the US Nuke Syria?
 

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Of all the people posting here, I didn't expect you, an ex-submariner, to put up this crap.

If OTOH you're leveling us, congratulations.

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Listen, what am I going to about the crap? Realistically.

Re: Did the US Nuke Syria?
 

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What I meant by REALLY speculating, was that there is no reason to believe that little black spot on the map is a crater, either from a bomb or otherwise, and you guys are really just pulling stuff straight out of your asses. I was trying to be polite about it.


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What makes you say this?