HELLO
 
  I want to sort of piggy back what Caps was saying yesterday, and add a few thoughts to this subject.According to the best intelligence, that big Iranian nuclear power plant will come online within a year, which means that it could be up and running possibly much sooner than expected--and that will really tilt things in the Middle East big time.
 
  The U.S. could go after that faculty directly; but I don't think they will.I think that task will be assigned to Israel and they will be the one to pull the trigger on that power plant, one reason being that their own national security is being pushed to a higher threat level.But the chief reason will be because Iran is Russia backed in most every way--Iran knows it and the U.S. knows it.If the U.S. goes after Iran, then we might as well go after Russia as well; because they will finally involve themselves in the Mid East scenario, and my guess is that Russia has told Iran this.
 
  We need to keep in mind that Russia has a big hand in building that Iranian power plant.Russia probably has a large financial interest there, plus it is Russia technology being used, as well as a lot of Russian equipment and parts.There is a large segment of Russian man power being used; consultants and advisers, engineers, technicians, contractors, and skilled tradesmen.Any attack on Russian citizens by the U.S. would be dimly looked upon by the Russian's; but to a lesser extent by Israel.
 
  By the main token, going after North Korea by the U.S. will haul China into the fray, and all parties understands all about this as well.One reason why the U.S. has recently pulled several thousand troops out of South Korea has to do with the nuclear aspect of what they are expecting sometime in the future.The U.S. knows that any future warfare in that area will be nuclear rather than conventional, so there is no reason to keep a whole lot of conventional forces there for that very reason.So the bottom line is, going after either Iran or North Korea, will bring Russia and China directly into the mix, like it or not; and the nuclear ramifications will be ratcheted up greatly.
 
  And then there is the new Pakistan scenario now taking hold, concerning the building of nuclear submarines, and then selling them, or leasing them, or whatever, to Al Qaeda.I know for fact that there are many Five Doves readers who listens in to the "Coast to Coast" program, because I have heard from many of them in the past, and they probably also heard the Saturday night Art Bell interview of Howard Bloom on this subject--which I'm sure gave everyone a pause to ponder this whole new thing that now lurks out there.
 
  The present guy ruling Pakistan is nothing more than a U.S. stooge, and is being propped up by the U.S.The general Pakistani population is anti U.S. and hates our guts, and so without U.S. backing and protection, the present regime in that nation would be dead alreadyAn unstable nation like Pakistan does not need nuclear submarines for anything; nor should they be allowed to build them, and especially just for the purpose of selling them to avowed U.S. enemies--directly or indirectly.If the U,S, leadership is smart and conscientious (which they're not), they would put a stop to this right now and pronto.If those subs are being built now, they should be stopped and destroyed--now.And if the plans for construction are only being formulated, then those plans should be squashed--now.Once there are quiet, electric running nuclear submarines in the hands of terrorists and in open water, then the danger and trouble really escalates to a new and much higher level; not just to the U.S., but globally as well.
 
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  (LUKE 21:36)
 Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of Man.
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