Someone send it me this morning. it is from an Israeli website. I put an Google Translation under it. The letters are in English. Judge for yourself how far to take it serious. I think it is important information to share it with you. It is already published on different places. Ariel
The Israeli website: http://www.kr8.co.il/BRPortal/
ויקיליקס: ישראל השמידה מתקני גרעין איראניים
ויקיליקס חשפו מכתבי אנליסטים של סטראט-פור. ציטוט מבן ווסט: "יחידות קומנדו ישראליות, יחד עם כוחות כורדים, השמידו מספר מתקנים תת-קרקעיים שמשמשים לפרויקטים ביטחוניים וגרעיניים של איראן. הישראלים כבר השמידו את כל התשתית הגרעינית האיראנית על הקרקע לפני מספר שבועות".06:51 (27/02/12) עיתונות חופשית
אתר ההדלפות "ויקיליקס" פירסם יותר מ- 5 מיליון מכתבים של ענקית המודיעין האזרחי האמריקנית "סטראטפור".
לטענת "ויקיליקס", ההודעות הן מיולי 2004 עד דצמבר 2011, וכוללות מבצעים צבאיים הקושרות את ישראל לפיצוצים המסתוריים באיראן, רשתות מודיעים, מבני תשלומי שוחד, טכניקות הלבנות כספים ושיטות לחץ פסיכולוגי שהפעילה החברה.
מבין המסמכים שפורסמו עד כה בשלב הראשון, נמצאת גם תכתובת פנימית בעקבות האמירה 'כן ירבו' שיוחסה לשר הביטחון, אהוד ברק, על פיצוץ שאירע בבסיס איראני בחודש נובמבר האחרון - אמירה שנכתבה בעמוד הפייסבוק שלו ונמחקה לאחר מכן.
בתכתובת, מסתמך אחד האנליסטים של סטראטפור על מקור שהוא לטענתו "באופן וודאי סוכן מודיעיני ישראלי", אשר הגיב לדברי ברק בצורה הבאה: "אני חושב שזו פעולת הסחה. ישראלים כבר השמידו את כל התשתית הגרעינית האיראנית על הקרקע לפני מספר שבועות.
הקמפיין הנוכחי של 'בואו נפציץ את איראן' הוזמן על ידי מנהיגי האיחוד האירופי כדי להסיח את דעת הציבור מבעיות כלכליות פנימיות... התוצאה של הקמפיין תהיה התקפה מאסיבית על עזה ופעולות נגד חיזבאללה, הן בלבנון והן בסוריה".
כשהתבקש המקור להבהיר למה התכוון, התשובה הייתה "יחידות קומנדו ישראליות, יחד עם כוחות כורדים, השמידו מספר מתקנים תת-קרקעיים שמשמשים לפרויקטים ביטחוניים וגרעיניים של איראן ".
Google Translation from the above:
Wikileaks: Israel destroyed the Iranian nuclear facilities
Wikileaks exposed strut analysts letters - four. Quote from West: "Israeli commandos, along with Kurdish forces, destroyed several underground installations - ground used for defense and nuclear projects in Iran. Israelis have destroyed all the Iranian nuclear infrastructure on the ground a few weeks ago" .06:51 (27/02 / 12) a free press
Locate leaks "Wikileaks" published more than - five million of letters of the American Civil Intelligence giant "Stratfor".
According to "Wikileaks", the messages are from July 2004 to December 2011, and include military operations linking Israel and the mysterious explosions in Iran, the networks announce, of bribery, money laundering techniques and methods of psychological pressure exerted by the company.
Among the documents released so far in the first stage, is also internal correspondence following the statement, they multiply, attributed to Defense Minister Ehud Barak, the explosion occurred at the base of Iran last November - written statement of his Facebook page and then deleted.
Correspondence, one relies on analysts Stratfor source he claims "Clearly Israeli intelligence agent," Barak said that responded as follows: "I think this is a diversion. Israelis have destroyed all the Iranian nuclear infrastructure on the ground a few weeks ago.
The current campaign of 'Let's bomb Iran "was commissioned by the EU leaders to distract the public's internal economic problems ... The result of the campaign will be a massive attack on Gaza and against Hezbollah actions, both in Lebanon and Syria. "
When asked to clarify what he meant by the source, the answer was "Israeli commandos, along with Kurdish forces, destroyed underground installations - ground used in security and Iran's nuclear
From: "Chris Farnham"
To: "Alpha List"
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 7:22:52 PM
Subject: Re: [alpha] S3/G3* ISRAEL/IRAN - Barak hails munitions
blast in Iran
I think the info that Fred sent in previously needs to be looked
quite seriously here.
The insight seems like quite a stretch however it has been put
out there for some reason or another and is now playing in to
what we are seeing.
Insight below:
Source below was asked to clarify his remarks that the nuclear
infrastructure had been destroyed. Source response:
Israeli commandos in collaboration with Kurd forces destroyed
few underground facilities mainly used for the Iranian defense
and nuclear research projects.
Despite the reports in the media and against any public
knowledge, the promoter of a massive Israeli attack on Syria is
the axis India-Russia-Turkey-Saudi Arabia. The axis
US-Germany-France-China is against such an attack from obvious
reasons. Not many people know that Russia is one of Israel's
largest military partners and India is Israel's largest client.
If a direct conflict between Iran and Israel erupts, Russia and
Saudi Arabia will gain the advantages on oil increasing prices.
On the other hand, China and Europe are expected to loose from
an oil crisis as a result of a conflict. Based on Israeli plans,
the attack on Iran will last only 48 hours but will be so
destructive that Iran will be unable to retaliate or recover and
the government will fall. It is hard to believe that Hamas or
Hezbollah will try to get involved in this conflict.
In the open media many are pushing and expecting Israel to
launch a massive attack on Iran. Even if the Israelis have the
capabilities and are ready to attack by air, sea and land, there
is no need to attack the nuclear program at this point after the
commandos destroyed a significant part of it.
If a massive attack on Iran happens soon, then the attack will
have political and oil reasons and not nuclear. It is also very
hard to believe that the Israelis will initiate an attack unless
they act as a contractor for other nations or if Iran or its
proxies attack first. With the revealed of the new UN report the
Israelis have green light to take care of the Iranian proxies in
Gaza and Lebanon now with the entire world watching Iran. I
think that we should expect escalations on these fronts rather
than an Israeli attack on Iran.
On 11/7/11 8:09 AM, Chris Farnham wrote: Ah, what? Israel has
already destroyed the Iranian prog/infra and this is all being
engineered by Europeans so people forget about the economy
crisis?!
How and when did the Israelis destroy the infra on the ground?
Why is that we see the vast majority of the increase in pressure
coming from Israel (I mean straight from people's mouths) and
from the US (Such as Albright in the WaPo)?
Would anyone actually accept that this could let the Europeans
forget about the Euro crisis, something they have been
experiencing every day for over a year?!
Do we attribute any credibility to this item at all? I don't
even see what possible disinfo purposes this could serve.
On 11/7/11 7:54 AM, Benjamin Preisler wrote:
Code: IL701
Publication: for background
Attribution: none
Source Description - Confirmed Israeli Intelligence Agent
Source reliability: Still testing
Item credibility: untested
Source handler: Fred
Source was asked what he thought of reports that the Israelis
were preparing a military offensive against Iran. Response:
I think this is a diversion. The Israelis already destroyed
all the Iranian nuclear infrastructure on the ground weeks
ago. The current "let's bomb Iran" campaign was ordered by the
EU leaders to divert the public attention from their at home
financial problems. It plays also well for the US since
Pakistan, Russia and N. Korea are mentioned in the report.
The result of this campaign will be massive attacks on Gaza
and strikes on Hezbollah in both Lebanon and Syria.
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From: "Reva Bhalla"
To: analysts@stratfor.com
Sent: Monday, 14 November, 2011 11:52:04 AM
Subject: Re: S3/G3* ISRAEL/IRAN - Barak hails munitions blast in
Iran
wow, that's an extremely revealing statement. The Israelis (i
believe it was even Barak then too) made very similar comments
following the Stuxnet news as well. THe whole 'I'm not going to
admit publicly that we did it, but boy that was nice.'
i think we need a piece laying out the details as far as we know
of what happened and where and point out the holes in the
accident theory. i think our assessment on the constraints of an
Israeli attack on Iranian sites holds. It's the sabotage efforts
where the most resources are being concentrated, which makes a
lot of strategic and tactical sense for Israel and US in dealing
with Iran at this stage
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From: "Ben West"
To: "alerts"
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 2:40:06 PM
Subject: S3/G3* ISRAEL/IRAN - Barak hails munitions blast in
Iran
Interesting comments by the defense minister.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5i28MvYyqR9sGxc2cZ4U1QlPPQFLA?docId=CNG.93c1b5af9b6cb71a17bf389563809eb2.a1
Israel hails deadly blast in Iran
(AFP) - 1 hour ago
JERUSALEM - Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak on Sunday hailed
the deadly munitions blast at a base of Iran's elite
Revolutionary Guards and hoped for more such incidents.
"I don't know the extent of the explosion," he told military
radio, asked about the incident. "But it would be desirable if
they multiply."
Iran said earlier that a senior general who pioneered an
artillery and missile unit was among the 17 Guards reported
killed in Saturday's blast at Bid Ganeh, near the town of Malard
on the western outskirts of Tehran.
Guards spokesman commander Ramezan Sharif said the blast, which
Iran said was an accident, occurred as "ammunition was taken out
of the depot and was being moved outside toward the appropriate
site."
Set up after the 1979 Islamic revolution to defend Iran, the
Guards are in charge of the Islamic republic's missile
programme, including Shahab-3 missiles with a range of 2,000
kilometres (1,200 miles) capable of hitting Israel.
Saturday's blast came amid international condemnation of Iran
since the release of a new UN nuclear watchdog report accusing
Tehran of working towards the development of nuclear warheads to
fit inside its medium-range missiles.
Israeli officials have in past weeks warned Iran of the
possibility of military strikes against its nuclear sites.
Ben West, Tactical Analyst
STRATFOR
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