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Israel’s Last Piece To The Puzzle.

RAHM EMANUEL has been running off with his Chicago tough guy mouth again. This time making Israel and the Palestinians quiver with trepidation over his threats on behalf of his boss, Ineptitude the First. I’m sure that a properly chastened Israel will immediately drop all concerns over security and little items like  survival and accede to the Anointed One’s command, “Peace now at any cost”.

MEANWHILE, in the world the rest of us have to inhabit, Israel may well have placed the final game piece on the board. It’s called the Iron Dome Short Range antimissile defense system. It has passed its advanced testing and will be deployed to combat units soon. Capable of shooting down Qassam rockets, Grad rockets, Hezbollah Katayusha rockets, Iranian short range Fajr missiles and even high trajectory mortar shells. Not only that, but the system’s computers and telemetry can differentiate between a target that will hit an unoccupied area and not fire on it, in favor of taking out one that threatens to destroy property or strike an occupied area.

Critics say it has not yet been tested in a combat situation and will not fulfill the role of destroying incoming medium and long range missiles. The system is designed primarily for distances of between four and seventy miles. A single missile battery will protect a medium sized city. The longer ranged defense system called magic wand is slated to be on line in 2012.

As the COWARDLY OBAMA drops any pretense of sanctions against the fanatical Mad Mullahs of Iran, even as their people riot in the streets dying for the freedoms OBAMA WOULD STEAL FROM US, the Israelis are finally no longer dependent on Washington’s vagaries for protection from it’s enemies. With the missile defense system in place the final game piece is also. Having penetrated both Syrian and Iranian airspace and tested the effectiveness of both countries’ air defense systems, time has just about run out for both. Israel has stated as a matter of national policy they WILL NOT permit Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
It’s about time somebody started to pay attention….

Semper Vigilans, Semper Fidelis

© Skip MacLure 2010

COMMENTS

  • Finrod

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  • http://www.dcworksforus.com Kenny Solomon

    http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/135446

    Four U.S. senators, including White House hopefuls John McCain, a Republican from Arizona, and Joe Lieberman, an Independent from Connecticut, vowed during a visit to Israel Sunday that Congress would not approve cutting loan guarantees to the Jewish State. U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell proposed the option during an interview with American television journalist Charlie Rose.

    Republican Senators John Barrasso of Wyoming and John Thune of South Dakota agreed with McCain and Lieberman that

    • mbecker908

      McCain not at all.

    • nessa

      Pamela Geller looks at the U.S.-Muslim engagement document, from our beloved leader’s administration. you know what a rousing success Europe has been having with their Muslim Immigrants, yep, our strategy mirrors theirs! But of course, the Europeans are soooo much smarter than we are. Tighten the chinstrap on your AFDB before you click the link, mine came clean off within the first couple paragraphs…

      • http://www.dcworksforus.com Kenny Solomon

        I read that about an hour after it was published.

        Pamela is one of the best.

  • bk

    Sheesh you’d think he’d have some sense.

    But I haven’t seen anything in Obama’s statements that have differed much from the Palestinian/Arab position: Israel needs to accede to all the Palestinian demands, then they can start negotiating on how far back to turn the clock from 1967 toward 1947.

  • http://www.dcworksforus.com Kenny Solomon

    I thought my coronating him our “Dictator In Training Pants”tm was a good’un.

    Ineptitude The First.

    Hay-Zeus, I fountained iced coffee all over the place.

    Simplee teh awesum !!

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    As for Iron Dome and Magic Wand……… Heh…….. My people can git-r-done sometimes, eh ?

    Bit of a bug or two in the system early on and yes, it is expensive…… But the cost of replacing an entire city along with it’s population is negligible in comparison.

    Cheers !