Sunday, November 28, 2010

Guardian LIVE on Wikileaks

Read the latest on Wikileaks via the Guardian.

North Korean Missiles to Iran - Wikileaks LEAK 2


The New York Times: Reports that Iran has gained advance missiles from North Korea, thus a threat to Western Europe. As stated a few times in this blog that was always the fear that Iran would get North Korean information that would allow them to develop more sophisticated missiles. The question that has to be asked, does Iran already have the bomb, if North Korea is selling missiles, then what about spare nuclear bombs, how good is the CIA or MI6 when it comes to North Korean and Iran intelligence, lets recall the sophisticated new nuclear plant that was shown by North Korea early this month before its shelling of South Korea, how aware was the West of this plant, one has doubts that West knew the level of sophistication, who is to say that North Korea has not already made Iran a nuclear armed power, might even Israel be in the dark, has to be asked folks.

Saudi King wanted IRAN ATTACK - Wikileaks LEAK 1

BBC News: Reports on call by the King of Saudi Arabia for the US to attack Iran. Its ironic that both Israel and SA want Iran attacked, but the slow Country is the Obama White House. These Wikileaks will place more pressure on POTUS to get his finger out and attack Iran, the Oval will know that Iran is looking at the policies of Obama via North Korea, once North Korea got the bomb it knew it could not be attacked thus its attacks on South Korea on land and sea. What if Iran gets the bomb, what if Iran attacks SA, will the Obama White House defend a close ally, the problem would be that Iran would have the bomb, if attacked it could strike Israel, that would lead to a nuclear war in the region. President Obama wanted the job, well lets see if he is as good as he thinks he is, this blog has its doubts.

5.83% Interest for Ireland

The Irish PM has stated that the EU has charged Ireland 5.83% interest for its multi billion euro bailout. This will not go down well in Ireland.

Palin NO Reagan - 2012 Republican Race

The Hill: Reports that the 2008 Republican Nominee for President Senator John McCain has refused to compare his running mate, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to Ronald Reagan. Lets recall Ronald Reagan was President of the Actors Unions, Governor of California for two terms, ran for President in 1968, 1976, Governor Palin left her job in Alaska in her first term, her only national run was in 2008. Lets not write off Governor Palin, she just might be the “ The Woman ” for 2012.

Link to the Guardian.

Just in case you need a link to the Guardian if the Wikileaks site is down or taken down.

Wikileaks and Cyber Attack

BBC News: Reports that Wikileaks is stating that it is under cyber attack. Have tried the link but get a problem message, one has to wonder is the good old CIA, MI6 or Mossad doing its job at last, a bit late as the material it seems is in the hands of the Guardian in the UK, they have stated they will print the stuff even with a D - Notice. Its very hard to keep secret these days if its in cyberspace, any decent hacker or bad hacker can get lucky and lets not forget the hacking operations run by the above intelligence agencies, it’s a new world folks, lets see who wins.

6.7% Interest for Ireland ?

Telegraph: Reports that Ireland could be charged 6.7% in interest payments for the bailout from the EU/IMF and the UK. If Irish opposition politician would tell the EU get lost, according to economic experts Ireland can not afford that kind of interest, its in the political interest of the EU/IMF for Irish to come back strong, if they are in debt prison for a decade this will not help Ireland and the UK. Lets recall the World War One debts allowed for the raise of Hitler in Germany, thus lets hope EU is not making the same kind of mistake, not that Ireland will produce a Hitler but could force the Irish to default and this could wreck the banks in Europe, this could lead to the raise of the extreme left and right, history does repeat itself. Thus Ireland should ask for a better deal or state it will default on its loans and cause a major banking collapse.