Israels secret Doomsday Nuke base revealed by US
An Israeli Patriot anti-missile system (L) and an Arrow anti-missile system (R) are seen at an Israeli military base, May 12, 2011.
A location and details of a top secret Israeli base which could be used to launch nuclear attacks on China or North America was published last week. Immediate moves were made to spin the story away.
The base, intended to house Intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) built in cooperation with India is also to include, not just a doomsday Fuhrer-bunker for Netanyahu and the Zionist elites but storage for nuclear, biological and chemical warheads as well.
Referring to the CIA agent mistakes in Russia which led to his eviction from that country, also the revealing of classified information of Israel military facilities , brings me to the conclusion that there must be something wrong going on within US intelligence machine.
Now my question is what exactly is going wrong in US intelligence Machine?
They are tracing the problems in US intelligence Machine, stay tuned for more details.
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