Posted by
ApolloSpeaks on Monday, February 16, 2009 5:01:01 AM
The disastrous collision of a U.S. commercial and defunct Russian military satellite on Tuesday, February 10th over Siberia came just seven days after Iran launched its first satellite into space, a harmless peaceful communications satellite, so we are told, called Omid or Hope-to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Iranian revolution, the one that calls for the violent world conquest of Islamic peace.
Tuesday, the 3rd day of the week, was dedicated to the war god Mars in Roman times, and I wonder if the heavenly collision was an ominous sign prefiguring a terrestrial clash between Russia and the U.S. over Iran's nuclear weapons program or some other strategic issue like missle deployment in Eastern Europe or Ukrainian independence? Unfortunately, the Russians have shown zero interest in stopping Iran's quest for the bomb while busily selling them nuclear technology at rock bottom prices for their civilian energy program. This should surprise no one as a nuclear armed Iran could be a strategic asset to Russia in its quest to control the world's energy supplies in Central Asia and the Middle East. Let's have no illusions, these two countries are allies in evil for hurting US and Western interests.
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Will evidence turn up of Russian collusion in Iran's illicit nuclear program? Could this be Obama's first major test in foreign policy? Or will the two countries collide over some other issue like Russia's sale of advanced weapons systems to Iran, or naval exercises in the Caribbean with benevolent dictator Benito Chavez who dreams of ruling Central and South America? Will there be a disastrous collision at sea as there was in space with U.S. and Russian warships firing on each other and escalating world tensions? Will we go to Defcon 4 as we did in the nerve-racking days of the Cuban Missile Crisis when the superpowers were on the precipice of nuclear war?
Or could this collision have been a celestial sign urging us to destroy the Iranian satellite which the mullahs could divert to military purposes especially against Israel once they go nuclear? Maybe debris from the two destroyed satellites will impact the Iranian satellite and do the job for us rendering it useless, or should I say hopeless.