RC,

I apologize for doubting the "Israeli missile" photo.

Veteran's Today has run a series of articles which clarify the incoming missile which was surely a tactical nuke:  Veteran's today

Someone cited that the blast crater was 21 meters deep!

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1. Infrared missile images


Also this:




First of all, it must be pointed out that , a former member of Israel’s Knesset, called the recent explosion in Beirut “a gift from God.” Feiglin wrote explicitly:

“Today is Tu B’Av, a day of joy, and a true and huge thank you to God and all the geniuses and heroes really (!) who organized for us this wonderful celebration in honor of the day of love. Marking Tu B’Av holiday, we’ve got a fantastic fireworks show from Beirut’s port.”[1]

Feiglin even went further by saying that the explosion was not an accident, and that Israel “should be proud” of what happened. Obviously that should have gotten everyone’s attention.

But the Jerusalem Post has recently given us something new. It indicated that VT was right all along: Israel decimated Beirut and reduced the area into different atomic particles. In an article entitled, “Nasrallah threatens to blow up Israel with same chemicals as Beirut blast,” we are told:

“Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah threatened in the past to destroy Israel by causing a massive explosion in the port of Haifa using ammonia tanks that he said would be like a ‘nuclear’ explosion. In addition Hezbollah allegedly sought to acquire ammonium nitrate via Syria since 2009 and tried to infiltrate the agriculture ministry in Lebanon to do so, according to leaked diplomatic cables.”[2]


Throughout the article, it is implied that Beirut deserved to be blown to hell because the area itself was a terrorist organ. The article, of course, doesn’t mention Israel by name as the main culprit behind the blast, but it does give enough force to assert that Israel knew everything about what was going on in Beirut. Listen to this:

“The footage of the speeches which has come to light after the explosion of ammonium nitrate that was stored improperly for years in the port of Beirut suggests that Hezbollah studied the use of ammonia as an accelerant that would multiply exponentially the power of its missiles. It may be that Hezbollah studied the warehouse in Beirut and the ships that deliver this chemical. Ammonium nitrate is commonly used in fertilizer but can be used in explosives as well.”[3]

In other words, if people happen to die in the blast, then Israel or any other agent supporting Israel would be acting in self-defense, and that Hezbollah is largely responsible for the blast. The blast so far is responsible for the deaths of 158 people, “with more than 6,000 injured.” It will also cost at least 15 billion dollars.[4]

Of course, McKenzie Sadeghi of USA Today has already come out with baseball bats and pitchforks and declared that Israel was not behind the attack because, well, Benjamin Netanyahu said so. But Sadeghi said something again that should make you think a b