Or let us remember the news from Sept 2005 where two british SAS officers were arrested with a car full of assault rifles, IEDs, medical kit and an antitank weapon after they dressed up in turbans and black wigs deliberately opened fire on Iraqi police members.. This is exactly the kind of incident that sealord would immediately attribute to AQ. But unless we believe that AQ has links directly to SAS, it looks like the fire of civil war was ignited deliberately by the US and UK forces themselves.

Why does everybody think that they were SAS? They could have easily been SBS or even more likely Special Reconnaissance Regiment.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4264614.stm

Image of equipment recovered.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=BOW20050923&articleId=990

I notice Flex that you believe that ‘IEDs’ were part of the equipment. Probably you believe that the whole car was packed full of explosives as per.

http://www.williambowles.info/ini/ini-0365.html

‘If you really want to look for truth, then we should resort to the Iraqi justice away from the British provocations against the sons of Basra, particularly what happened today when the sons of Basra caught two non-Iraqis, who seem to be Britons and were in a car of the Cressida type. It was a booby-trapped car laden with ammunition and was meant to explode in the centre of the city of Basra in the popular market. However, the sons of the city of Basra arrested them. They [the two non-Iraqis] then fired at the people there and killed some of them. The two arrested persons are now at the Intelligence Department in Basra, and they were held by the National Guard force, but the British occupation forces are still surrounding this department in an attempt to absolve them of the crime.’

RAF Colerne between Bath and Bristol

http://www.chew76.fsnet.co.uk/colerne/colerne.html

Surely RAF Colerne is long since gone? Azimghur Barracks now.

http://www.raf.mod.uk/structure/stations.cfm

http://www.buas.co.uk/?p=contact

Officer Commanding
Bristol UAS
Azimghur Barracks
Colerne Airfield
Colerne
Wiltshire
SN14 8QY

Already on here

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=77024

Was lazily watching an old ‘spy’ series on TV (Persuaders or some such rubbish) and the hero took a flight in a beautiful Comet – but the Comet soundtrack had piston engines a la DC6 droning on!

By the way, have you noticed how the ‘Redcoat Soldiers’ and other British forces are using American drill commands (left face, about face, etc) in UK TV series? And those redcoats in the ‘Sharpe’ series – they look like they are riding wooden hobby horses when they are supposed to be marching.

The ‘military advisors’ paid loadsa money to produce such ***p certainly didn’t serve in any British forces. Try better, British TV!

Any other hoots seen and heard?

Bri :diablo:

The drill commands are perfectly accurate. Did it not cross your mind that the U.S. drill commands might have originated from old British drill?

The following is a British drill manual dating back to 1807.

http://blackwatch.interfree.it/drillmanual.pdf

‘S.4. The Facings’

Some commands from the manual

‘To the Right, Face’

‘To the Left, Face’

Why? Would it have turned up on evil-bay?

Purely done for the value of the metal. Nothing is safe! Memorials worldwide are being targeted.

Who is saying it was a nuclear facility? Mossad? CIA? What do we have as evidence? Their word and few images, which don’t tell us much.

Yep, The Syrians just went to a lot of trouble to bulldoze the remains of an old ‘Cement Factory’ that the Israelis bombed! :rolleyes:

Vikasrehman,
From older Google Earth images the facility was being built over a number of years. There might have been no radioactive material present at the facility. The Israelis might have chosen to disable the project before it ever even reached that stage?

There has been no update on the IAEA October statement in regards to Syria and the ‘undeclared’ site. Even if the IAEA visited the site then the structure has gone. They have probably dismantled the small building on the river bank too? It must be so frustrating for Syria? They lose their project in an air strike and have to go to the expense of erasing the remains and cleaning up the site in order to keep the IAEA off their backs.