Russia Launches Israel’s Satellite to Spy on Iran
Submitted by Bill Belew on Thursday, 4 May 2006No Comment
Last week Russia launched a satellite designed and made in Israel.
The satellite can detect objects about the size of an open magazine. Cool!
The first mission seems to be to gather data (on Alias it is called spy) on Iran’s nuclear program.
Well, why don’t we just ask the Russians? They have invested some $800 million in Iran’s Bushehr (did you see those four letters? Remind you of anything?) Nuclear power plant.
And, Russia is helping them build the plant. The guys on the ground can READ the open magazine. They can even see INSIDE the building.
Why can’t we trust Russia when it comes to this nuclear business, relations with Iran and such?
What do you think?
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