Please ohh please show me where you got that info on S-300 landing into U.S. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
During the 1990s Belarus was a prime source of such dodgy dealings. All the U.S., and others, had to do was splash the cash. The Belarus economy hit rock bottom and systems were sold to interested parties willing to fork out hard currency. The Chinese are reported to have splashed the cash in Belarus for access to hardware and technology. It was deemed as easy pickings for those wanting access to Russian hardware and technology.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/library/news/belarus/sov94249.htm
For example in the UK S-300 associated radar systems at RAF Spadeadam.
Tin Shield pictured at RAF Spadeadam in the UK.
Check out was SOC states in reference to Tolicha Peak in the U.S.
You can check out the S-300 systems on sat imagery at Tolicha Peak. Think about how many corrupt officials in CIS countries were willing to sell systems for hard cash?
TJ
Confirmation for those who still believe that the Israeli strike package was thwarted in its attempts to strike the building.
Imad Moustapha , Syrian Ambassador to U.S.
November 7, 2007
“3 Israeli jet fighters penetrated deep into Syrian airspace and bombarded a military target in Syria. By the way those three jet fighters were US made…….”
April 24, 2008
What was it that the Israeli’s bombed?
Imad Moustapha’s reply
“An ordinary military building, nothing else …….
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5iC5pGjlKSgAt9o8v3vs4aW23xgMQ
‘Syria president denies building nuclear reactor
DOHA (AFP) — Syrian President Bashar al-Assad denied in remarks published on Sunday that a site raided by Israel last year was a nuclear reactor under construction as charged by the United States.
Last September’s Israeli air strike “hit a military site under construction, not a nuclear site as Israel and America claimed,” Assad told the Qatari daily Al-Watan in an interview.
“Does it make sense that we would build a nuclear facility in the desert and not protect it with anti-aircraft defences?” he asked.
“A nuclear site exposed to (spy) satellites, in the heart of Syria and in an open space?’
The Syrians are still running with the ‘no defences and no security’ game. Any attempt at setting up layered fences and in-depth security around such a site would have brought it to the attention of the watching intelligence services. The Syrians took the risk, kept it as bland and unassuming as possible, but lost out in the end when the Israeli’s took an extreme dislike to the building.
TJ
Image of the building post attack.
Video and other images here
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/video/2008/04/24/VI2008042403257.html
TJ
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