North Korea acts against Israel

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North Korea acts against Israel


American intelligence believes that Egypt once again used the help of specialists from China and North Korea to improve Egyptian ballistic missiles. A participating Chinese firm (China Precision Machinery Import-Export Corp) was previously sanctioned by the United States for the illegal export of ballistic missiles and related technologies. North Korea also did not have to export such things, but it never adhered to any international restrictions imposed by non-export weapons. North Korea was recently suspected of supplying ballistic missile units to Egypt.

Since 1987, North Korea has exported about 500 ballistic missiles. Most of these shipments (around 420) were produced between the 1987 and 1993 years. In the rest of the 1990-s period, only about 30-missiles were delivered. Over the past decade, only about 60 missiles have been exported. Most of these missiles were received by Syria, Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, Libya, the United Arab Emirates (United Arab Emirates) and Yemen. Most of the missiles were SCUD missiles at a price of about a million dollars each. These supplies were the main source of export revenues for North Korea. Currently, this export is banned due to international sanctions imposed on North Korea in connection with the development of its nuclear weapons.

Egypt is believed to have acquired more than fifty North Korean ballistic missiles, about twenty of which (Nodong) have a range over 1200 km. Most of the 500 Egyptian ballistic missiles are variants of the Soviet SCAD missiles of the 1950-type, and most of them are locally produced missiles. The range of their action is about 500 kilometers or even less. The newly elected Islamic government does not hide its hostility towards Israel, it shows dictatorial tendencies and needs the support of the army. The violation of international sanctions in order to restore their dilapidated ballistic forces will allow to solve several problems at once.

The presence of Chinese and North Korean experts in the missile field observed in Egypt recently is most likely related to the modernization of Egyptian missile developments and their production capacities. Egyptian missiles are believed to be in a deplorable state, and their calculations are hardly ready for combat conditions. Foreign aid can significantly increase Egypt’s ability to use these missiles properly. These ballistic missiles are the only means by which Egypt is able in reality to strike at Israeli targets. Despite Egypt’s 240 F-16 and 970 fighter jets tanks M-1, Egyptian pilots and tankers are not able to compete with their Israeli counterparts.
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  1. +13
    25 February 2013 07: 35
    No, but what problems. As far as I remember, Israeli citizens on the site said that they did not give a damn what was happening in Egypt. They helped with their tacit consent to overthrow Mubarak and open the way for Islamists. Reap the fruits of the Lord sowing the wind hi
    1. 0
      25 February 2013 08: 31
      I did not expect such stupidity .... sad You understand very well that Mubarak was more than satisfied with Israel and the latter has absolutely nothing to do with the overthrow of the former.
      1. Tjumenec72
        +1
        25 February 2013 08: 57
        So objections and even more so dissatisfaction with the politics of his elder brother, no one noticed from Israel.
        1. -3
          25 February 2013 09: 07
          I’m interested, but where were you looking for something? wink
          1. Tjumenec72
            +2
            25 February 2013 09: 23
            And what were the performances at the UN or somewhere else? Excuse us not to show what is shown on the "Israeli channels" (tobish for domestic consumption).
            1. -2
              25 February 2013 09: 45
              And what were the performances in the United Nations or where else?

              At the UN? Are you kidding me? laughing

              Excuse us not to show what is shown on the "Israeli channels" (tobish for domestic consumption).

              Well, what they show you (Russian television is generally a scoop - talking heads), there is a lot of news on this subject.
              Irreconcilable Allies

              Obama & Netanyahu
              1. +2
                25 February 2013 10: 25
                You have interesting links Professor. Israel means that in order to bomb Iran at any cost, it would not be at all. And the US says, let's see how to avoid our own losses? Terrible, irreconcilable differences! USA we have angels compared to Israel. And then, don’t find it. that comparing Iran with Egypt is a little incorrect?
                1. -3
                  25 February 2013 14: 48
                  Israel for bombing Iran if the latter does not stop its nuclear program. For example, if a neighbor who repeatedly declared his desire to destroy you would violate all conceivable and unthinkable rules of the game and prepare nuclear weapons, would you sleep peacefully? Hardly. I think they would act like Israel.
              2. Heccrbq
                0
                25 February 2013 12: 02
                Yes, right, the Jewish media, what can I say! laughing
          2. Misantrop
            +2
            25 February 2013 12: 29
            Quote: professor
            and where were you looking for something?

            But what if Israel is dissatisfied with something, then the signs of this discontent have to be long and diligently sought out? IMHO usually only a kettle and iron about offended Israel do not broadcast laughing
        2. -3
          25 February 2013 14: 46
          Really? Well, how would Israel very often and actively go into confrontation with the Obama administration - which you would know about, being really interested in the topic.
          As Israel has expressed concern that the change of regime of Mubarak will lead to the arrival of radical forces and, the only one from the Western countries, expressed support for the latter.
      2. +2
        25 February 2013 09: 52
        Quote: professor
        I did not expect such stupidity from you ...

        Professor, how do you look at what the Israeli ally of the United States said, Mubarok should have? But Israel did not say that Mubarok suits, leave him, we do not need destabilization in Egypt. So what is my stupidity?
        1. -3
          25 February 2013 09: 58
          Mubarak was the only US ally in North Africa, and in his place came Islamists not very "loving" the United States. I generally keep quiet about Israel. So who benefited from Husni's departure?
          1. +6
            25 February 2013 10: 32
            Quote: professor
            Mubarak was the only US ally in North Africa,

            Noriega was also an ally, and Gadduffy even rendered warm receptions, but to see from the USA plans changed wink
            Quote: professor
            So who benefited from Husni's care?

            Professor, you read articles, analyze the situation, but at the same time, you are so far from politics, no matter how strange it sounds. If the USA was not profitable, then excuse me why the USA called for the departure of Mubarak. What kind of citizenship do the children of the new pharaoh ? And who said that the new pharaoh is not a henchman from outside. Clowns screaming allah akbar the USA do not like, but how the Afghans get to Syria, do not help amers?
            1. -1
              25 February 2013 15: 18
              If the United States was not profitable, then excuse me why the United States called for the departure of Mubarak.

              Not quite so, they shouted about the need for democracy and free elections (they shout about it everywhere) knowing full well that Islamists have more chances to succeed in the elections.
        2. Misantrop
          +3
          25 February 2013 12: 32
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          . So what is my stupidity?

          Unless you are trying to prove something to an Israeli by logic. And the fact that you are waiting for an adequate response laughing
        3. -3
          25 February 2013 14: 52
          Sasha. You again have State Department bunnies in your eyes.
          http://ru.euronews.com/2011/01/31/israel-urges-allies-to-curb-criticism-of-mubar
          ak /

          The United States also arranged for Mubarak, but seeing what everything was going on, the Americans chose to jump on the train and ride it, rather than wait until their horse dies and starts to stink.
    2. +3
      25 February 2013 10: 26
      Quote: Alexander Romanov
      No, but what problems. As far as I remember, Israeli citizens on the site said that they did not care what was happening in Egypt.


      Good morning to all and to you Alexander! hi Citizens may not give a damn, but the government of Israel I care what is happening along the perimeter of borders with neighbors. All events taking place in neighboring countries with Israel directly or indirectly affect the domestic political situation in Israel itself. I think that Israel is closely monitoring everything that happens. IMHO
      1. +1
        25 February 2013 11: 50
        Quote: Apollon
        I think that Israel is closely monitoring everything that happens. IMHO

        Yes, this is understandable, but the Government of Israel saw and understood well who would come to power and was silent, why?
        1. -1
          25 February 2013 12: 16
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          Yes, this is understandable, but the Government of Israel saw and understood well who would come to power and was silent, why?

          And could you influence something? Alexander, Mubarak suited us and the states, but believe the Islamists (as the last year showed) they also like to eat and drive expensive cars. And if Mubarak had money and at least somehow thought about Egypt, then the Islamists will line up with a hat for everyone who will pay, and since such amounts can only be offered by the USA --- the result per person. As one of the facts, Mursi fights against Hamas and the Islamists in the Sinai, as Mubarak could never afford.
          1. 0
            25 February 2013 12: 26
            Quote: atalef
            since only the USA can offer such amounts --- result per person

            atalefDOES THIS MEAN DESA ?:
            It has been announced that Qatar will invest $ 23 billion in the Egyptian economy. Investments will go to "large projects in the area of ​​the city of Port Said in northern Egypt. In particular, they provide for the construction of an industrial zone - power plants, plants for liquefying natural gas, iron and steel smelting, and a number of other enterprises. Another 10 billion will go to the" grandiose tourism project "on the Mediterranean coast, where there is an equipped yacht parking and a giant hotel complex. Along with this, Qatar is studying the issue of investing in the residential sector and urban development in Egypt. And here the emirate is primarily interested in real estate in Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada , as well as in the suburbs of Cairo ... "The geography of Qatar's interests - the vicinity of the strategic Suez Canal and the entertainment industry of Egypt, is noteworthy. Suez is a zone of vital interests of the United States, and without the green light from their side, the Emir could hardly imagine himself on the banks of the Canal even in his thoughts. If so, then Qatar, it seems, is assigned the role of overseeing the strategic and key points of the region in the US plans. Not Saudi Arabia - note. It is systematically and without much respect wiped away from these significant objects.
            1. 0
              25 February 2013 12: 37
              After the “January 25th revolution,” Egypt found itself in an extremely difficult economic situation. According to the Ministry of Finance, in the current fiscal year, the total budget deficit will amount to 135 billion Egyptian pounds (22,1 billion dollars). Foreign direct investment declined only in the first quarter of 2011 by 124% or $ 1,9 billion. For a year and a half, foreign exchange reserves decreased from 36 billion to 14,4 billion dollars.
              As Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Kandil pointed out at a meeting with a Qatari counterpart, now his country urgently needs about $ 27,8 billion of investments from the private sector, as well as 16,4 billion - of government injections.
              It should be noted that Qatar was repeatedly mentioned in connection with the revolutions taking place in a number of Arab countries: it was this country that sheltered the escaped ex-Prime Minister of Syria Farid Riyadh Hijab, the same country, as reported, among others, pays for the supply of arms to the rebels. Qatar supported the opposition, which opposed the Libyan Revolution leader Muammar Gaddafi, who was killed last year. The resignation of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak last February, the Qatar authorities called the "positive and important step."
          2. +2
            25 February 2013 12: 27
            Quote: atalef
            And could you influence something?

            And now, in Syria, the USA doesn’t affect the type? What does your terrorist ally call democracy fighters who promise to burn Israel? Maybe your ally threw you or everything goes according to a previously agreed plan wink
            Quote: atalef
            , then the Islamists will line up with a hat for everyone who pays,

            When they stop paying, they will take revenge themselves from their neighbors.
            Quote: atalef
            . How one of the facts Mursi fights against Hamas and the Islamists in the Sinai

            Well, in words, yes, you need to show your zaokensky owners loyalty. Only now, he will not be far away, so that they would not cut him off.

            And actually, as I understand it, Mursi is now happy with you, fuck you wassat Then I watch the Israelis from Islam gets the pluses laughing
            1. +1
              25 February 2013 12: 58
              Quote: Alexander Romanov
              And now, in Syria, the USA doesn’t affect the type? What does your terrorist ally call democracy fighters who promise to burn Israel? Maybe your ally threw you or everything goes according to a previously agreed plan

              USA - yes, we do not. We cannot dictate the USA.
              Quote: Alexander Romanov
              Maybe your ally threw you or everything goes according to a previously agreed plan

              the US has global plans, we have regional plans, this does not always coincide
              Quote: Alexander Romanov
              When they stop paying, they will take revenge themselves from their neighbors.

              Enough dough for their age
              Quote: Alexander Romanov
              But actually, as I understand it, Mursi is now happy with you, get fucked. Then I look. Israelis get pluses from Islam.

              Mursi - no, our neighbors in general are not happy with us in many ways, but there are 2 ways
              1th to step back as if nothing happens - then periodically get on the head
              or
              2. Finding common ground and trying to crisis will affect;
              How do you think we behave?

              Quote: Alexander Romanov
              Then I watch the Israelis from Islam gets the pluses

              Even if it is strange from Muslims (including), I have no problems with this, but what problems do Russians have with Islam?
              There is (in my conception) a clear distinction between believing Muslims and religious Islamic fanatics
              1. +1
                25 February 2013 13: 09
                Quote: atalef
                We cannot dictate the USA

                Considering who the Fed belongs to and your lobby, then yes, you really don’t influence laughing
                Quote: atalef
                the US has global plans, we have regional plans, this does not always coincide

                Well, yes, it's like you are allies.
                Quote: atalef
                Enough dough for their age

                And if not?
                Quote: atalef
                How do you think we behave?

                If the truth, then how clever will not encourage terrorism and condemn Assad. hi
                Quote: atalef

                Even if it is strange from Muslims (including), I have no problems with this

                Look Karish, as if Hamas didn’t start punching you wassat
                One thing, but if you remember what the representatives of this country promised to do with Israel after the "provocation with the" flotilla of freedom "then ........ I don't even know how to perceive laughing In short, now they are your allies wassat
        2. +1
          25 February 2013 12: 44
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          well saw and understood who would come to power and was silent, why?


          Israel in foreign policy is dependent on the United States, the United States dictates politics.
        3. -2
          25 February 2013 14: 52
          Was silent Sash, Israel did not seem to be silent.
          1. +1
            25 February 2013 15: 01
            Quote: Pimply
            Sash, Israel did not seem to be silent.

            C'mon, where are there, Nuka Zhenya, put the speech of the representative of Israel to the UN
            1. -2
              25 February 2013 20: 47
              Sash, Egypt is not an ally of Israel. The speech of the representative of Israel to the UN in support of Mubarak is an impossible delirium, because Israel is a democratic state, which is somewhat problematic to support dictatorships. Something I do not recall the Russian speech in this context.
      2. Misantrop
        +3
        25 February 2013 12: 35
        Quote: Apollon
        I think that Israel is closely monitoring everything that happens. IMHO

        And here I think that passively watching over incidents in Israel’s neighbors (and not trying to interfere with anything at the same time) - this is from the field of unscientific fiction laughing
  2. fenix57
    +4
    25 February 2013 07: 43
    "US intelligence believes that Egypt has once again used the help of specialists from China and North Korea to improve Egyptian ballistic missiles." Each has its own partner. Everyone earns as much as they can. And now Egypt would solve internal problems.
  3. +6
    25 February 2013 07: 47
    And actually why S. Korea cannot export missiles on the basis of its economic and political interests, the same people live there as in Israel. Israel’s policies sometimes do not stand up to criticism either.
    1. -2
      25 February 2013 08: 34
      And actually why S. Korea cannot export missiles on the basis of its economic and political interests, the same people live there as in Israel.

      Is it you for a red word or do you really want to hear the answer why S. Korea cannot spread ballistic missile technologies? wink
      1. +1
        25 February 2013 08: 52
        Quote: professor
        Is it you for a red word or do you really want to hear the answer why S. Korea cannot spread ballistic missile technologies?

        Professor article is nonsense. Egypt, which is in an economic pope, only now lacked how to contact S. Korea (violating the resolution of the Soviet Security Council) and begin to develop missiles. laughing
        American aid will be reduced to zero and the loan expected from the IMF will not receive the same. What threatens the Mursi riots in Egypt (which is the largest importer of wheat and 60% of the population living in the free distribution of bread) are understandable.
        Another troll release for people who absolutely do not understand anything neither in the economic state of Egypt (after Mubarak), nor in the ties between the Army and the security services between the two states.
        1. +3
          25 February 2013 09: 54
          Quote: atalef

          Professor article is nonsense. Egypt, an economic priest,

          And who drove the Egiped there? It’s not your American friends who have put a shoulder to the Islamists for an hour.
          This is a type of gift to Israel from an ally wassat
          1. -2
            25 February 2013 10: 00
            And who drove the Egiped there?

            He was always there, and the Muslim Brotherhood drove him even deeper.
            1. +4
              25 February 2013 10: 28
              Quote: professor
              He was always there, and the Muslim Brotherhood drove him even deeper.

              Well, of course, the United States, as it were, stood very far away. wink
              Alas, the professor, but it doesn’t work out, the ally is so mired in lies, coups, support of terrorism, blood, that your attempt to whitewash him ..... well, you know.
              By the way, professor, did Israel condemn the terrorist attack in Syria, which the United States recently refused to condemn?
              1. 0
                25 February 2013 13: 19
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                Israel condemned the terrorist attack in Syria, which the United States recently refused to condemn?
                Alexander, how can he condemn if they are at war? It's as if two opponents are "vis-a-vis", and a scum with a knife attacks one of them from behind. And the enemy will say: what are you doing, I condemn your actions!
                1. 0
                  25 February 2013 13: 34
                  Quote: Thunderbolt
                  Alexander, how will they judge if they are at war?

                  But I remember condemned Assad at the UN and called it bloody. Terrorism should be condemned, regardless of what state the country is in.
                  1. 0
                    25 February 2013 14: 54
                    The Earth should burn under the feet of terrorists of all stripes. But they do not fly from Mars. There are countries to which they do not seem to be terrorists, but even on the contrary, romantically call them rebels, cover their "liberation struggle" in the media + political support at the highest level, technical and material support, "refugee camps" where all these gangs are formed. This I define for myself as State Terrorism.
              2. -2
                25 February 2013 13: 27
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                By the way, professor, did Israel condemn the terrorist attack in Syria, which the United States recently refused to condemn?

                Well Alexander laughing . We are at war and Syria has organized countless terrorist attacks in Israel / If the government condemned it, the people would not understand and would hardly vote for them in the future
                1. +4
                  25 February 2013 13: 32
                  Quote: atalef
                  In our country, if the government condemned this, the people would not understand and would hardly vote for them in the future.

                  Well, it’s worth it, but before your politicians said + there is no excuse for terror and any terror deserves condemnation. What is so slippery Karish? It’s not sickening yourself or it’s not Jewish children that smashes it to pieces, yes. The well-deserved minus!
                  1. 0
                    25 February 2013 13: 38
                    Quote: Alexander Romanov
                    and before your politicians said + there is no excuse for terror and any terror deserves condemnation.

                    Silence (sometimes) is gold.
                    Has Russia Always Condemned Terror in Israel? Believe me not, why?
                    By the way, are you still practicing with (-) (+)? I thought the marshals had finished this children's game.
                    1. +3
                      25 February 2013 13: 52
                      Quote: atalef
                      Silence (sometimes) is gold.

                      In this case, hypocrisy!
                      Quote: atalef
                      By the way, are you still practicing with (-) (+)?

                      Only when vomiting begins.
              3. 0
                25 February 2013 15: 25
                By the way, professor, did Israel condemn the terrorist attack in Syria, which the United States recently refused to condemn?

                What kind of childhood? wassat Does Israel have a peace treaty with Syria? Israel has expressed "general concern" about what is happening in Syria and continues not to interfere in the civil war.
        2. +2
          25 February 2013 09: 58
          and if pi.ndo.sovskie handouts for Israel cease? What will happen? laughing I can imagine)))
          1. 0
            25 February 2013 13: 30
            Quote: serzhserzh86
            and if pi.ndo.sovskie handouts for Israel cease? What will happen? I can imagine)))

            nothing will happen. 3 billion for defense is 20% of the defense budget. We can handle it. Not so much money.
      2. Misantrop
        +2
        25 February 2013 12: 39
        Quote: professor
        why S. Korea can not distribute ballistic missile technology?

        These "new technologies" might have interested only Wernher von Braun at the very beginning of his career. They are already more than half a century old, what kind of "innovations" can we talk about?
        1. -1
          25 February 2013 15: 27
          These "new technologies" might have interested only Wernher von Braun at the very beginning of his career. They are already more than half a century old, what kind of "innovations" can we talk about?

          And who is talking about "new" technologies here? For whom the mare is the bride - Egypt itself is not able to create a SCUD ...
    2. -1
      25 February 2013 14: 54
      UN Security Council sanctions were imposed on North Korea, including Russia.
  4. Fox
    +2
    25 February 2013 08: 01
    Quote: Predator-74
    the same people live there as in Israel.

    you are mistaken, dear. In Korea, the "chosen ones" do not live, there are some pitiful Koreans with whom you can do whatever you want!
    1. +1
      25 February 2013 13: 34
      Quote: Fox
      miserable Koreans with whom you can do what you want!

      they could have done it a long time ago. They’ve broken their teeth once. They’re trying to isolate economically and politically this dangerous center of independence. Juche’s methods are not ideal, but effective. And they know about it in the West.
  5. busido4561
    0
    25 February 2013 08: 02
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    1. +4
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      1. +1
        25 February 2013 08: 22
        There is a secret meaning in these phrases))) ... probably
      2. +1
        25 February 2013 10: 16
        Alexander Romanov, do not bother the bot)
  6. +1
    25 February 2013 08: 09
    S. Korea, this is not Libya for you, even if they are being blown away, but about Egypt, the greasy-haired ones have achieved instability and it continues, and their intelligence data is stupid hypocrisy, they do evil, but say that they are good.
  7. Alikovo
    +2
    25 February 2013 08: 23
    Israel, sensing the support of the United States, doing lawlessness, secretly bombing Syria, fighting Palestine, preparing a war against Iran (at least in awe of a future war).
  8. -1
    25 February 2013 08: 46
    Foreign aid can significantly increase Egypt’s ability to use these missiles properly. These ballistic missiles are the only means by which Egypt is able in reality to strike at Israeli targets. Despite the fact that Egypt has 240 and F-16 and 970 fighter tanks M-1, Egyptian pilots and tankers are not able to compete with their Israeli counterparts.

    He laughed at the stupidity of the article. Egypt doesn’t have anything to eat, which will upgrade the missiles, and the connection between Egypt and Israel in the military field is much stronger than anyone thinks and the destruction of tunnels in Gaza (much more intense than under Mubarak) to prevent Hamas from being delivered.
    This is confirmed. Article minus, sucked out of the finger and has no real basis.
    1. 0
      25 February 2013 14: 55
      Yes, the fact that there is nothing to eat and the needs of the army are two different things. The Egyptian army is an extremely independent structure. And she has her own priorities.
  9. 0
    25 February 2013 08: 55
    .Article minus, sucked from the finger and does not have any real basis.

    Your right, however, guess who is the "conditional enemy" in the Egyptian exercises and against whom they need ~ 1000 Abrams and 240 F-16 (Egypt is not what to eat)?
    1. 0
      25 February 2013 15: 03
      Quote: professor
      guess who is the "conventional enemy" in the Egyptian teachings
      The Americans ??? After all, comrades the Egyptians conduct large joint exercises with them! I don’t know who is for the blue and who is for the red, but you convinced me laughing
  10. 0
    25 February 2013 09: 13
    Quote: professor
    Your right, but guess who is the "conditional enemy" in the Egyptian exercises and against whom do they need ~ 1000 Abrams and 240 F-16s (Egypt has nothing to eat)?

    All weapons are supplied under the Camp David Agreement and is a mirror image of the amount received by Israel (yes you know that). The fact that the Egyptian Army is training in seeing a potential adversary in Israel is understandable (why do they need an army then) and, of course, they have no one to fight with except Israel. And against whom the Belgian army is training. Germany, France? Well, not against the Papuans, but this does not mean that tomorrow the war with Russia will be
    I affirm. that this is a stuffing (with S.Korean rocket men) nonsense.
    1. 0
      25 February 2013 09: 21
      I don’t understand what surprises you so much? Ballistic missiles will not be sold to Egypt either by the United States or Russia (there is a corresponding agreement), and the Egyptian army needs these missiles very much. Moreover, a million dollars apiece is not even very expensive. Do you need to talk about the Egyptian nuclear program?
      1. +1
        25 February 2013 11: 40
        Quote: professor
        I don’t understand what surprises you so much? Ballistic missiles will not be sold to Egypt either by the United States or Russia (there is a corresponding agreement), and the Egyptian army needs these missiles very much. Moreover, a million dollars apiece is not even very expensive. Do you need to talk about the Egyptian nuclear program?

        The consequences of buying such a * deshovka (per million) * can be comparable with the consequences of * Egyptian spring *. Proud, free people with a bare booty. How do the moods change in Arab countries if the poor do not get their own bowl of rice and pita, you know. Mursi will not take such a risk. The game is not worth the candle
        1. +2
          25 February 2013 11: 48
          Quote: atalef
          Proud, free people with a bare booty. How do the moods in Arab countries change if the poor do not get their own bowl of rice and pita, you know. Mursi will not take such a risk. The game is not worth the candle

          For such cases, there is a method that has been tested for centuries - an EXTERNAL guilty enemy in everything. It is interesting who Mursi will designate as an enemy what We can please ourselves once wink
          1. +1
            25 February 2013 11: 51
            Quote: Alexander Romanov
            For such cases, there is a method that has been tested for centuries - an EXTERNAL guilty enemy in everything. It is interesting who Mursi will appoint as an enemy. We can please you all at once.

            Well, certainly not antaktid penguins: whites:
            1. +2
              25 February 2013 11: 59
              Quote: atalef
              Well, certainly not Antaktida penguins

              Well, yes, not them, if only penguins would not walk on the background of such a picture laughing
              1. +1
                25 February 2013 12: 02
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                Well, yes, not them, if only penguins would not walk on the background of such a picture

                Poor ODESSA, an avatar must be changed urgently: crying
                1. +3
                  25 February 2013 12: 18
                  Quote: atalef
                  Poor ODESSA, urgently need to change the profile

                  You don’t need to worry about Odessitka; after her, in the case of a sheher, an airplane will fly from Russia. Do you have an evacuation plan? belay Stunned, Karish if in Mossad they see who plus you there will be questions laughing ALLAH AKBAR
                  1. 0
                    25 February 2013 12: 30
                    Quote: Alexander Romanov
                    You don’t need to worry about Odessitka; after her, in the case of a sheher, an airplane will fly from Russia. Do you have an evacuation plan?

                    I have a parabellum (from Ostap Bender):: schassat:
                    By the way, where did he go?

                    Quote: Alexander Romanov
                    ALLAH AKBAR

                    Never had anything against either Muslims or Christians.
                    Allah is Akbar good
                  2. +1
                    25 February 2013 12: 49
                    Quote: Alexander Romanov
                    Stunned, Karish if in Mossad they see who plus you there will be questions


                    I hope you don’t throw a stone in my garden? Yes, I’m a Muslim, but not Islamic, I don’t eat pork but 50 often drink whiskey! hi
                    1. +1
                      25 February 2013 13: 01
                      Quote: ayyildiz
                      I hope you don’t throw a stone in my garden?

                      Hope dies last.
                      1. 0
                        25 February 2013 13: 06
                        Quote: Alexander Romanov
                        Hope dies last.
  11. +1
    25 February 2013 09: 23
    not all the same to command the amers parade ...
  12. +3
    25 February 2013 10: 22
    Quote: professor
    I don’t understand what surprises you so much? Ballistic missiles will not be sold to Egypt either by the United States or Russia (there is a corresponding agreement), and the Egyptian army needs these missiles very much. Moreover, a million dollars apiece is not even very expensive. Do you need to talk about the Egyptian nuclear program?

    Dear professor, tell us about the Egyptian nuclear program, I hear for the first time, except for nuclear power plants. Well, the Persians and Arabs probably think that they need nuclear weapons, because their sworn partner has it, the true-minded Vanunu told about this. In South Africa, it was also, but something about this neither gu gu.
    in general, if the USA were not your ally, since the financial capital of the chosen people governs the States, then you will not find a better ally than the USSR and Russia.
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    25 February 2013 10: 23
    Poor, poor Jews ... They don’t love them anywhere ... crying Even in North Korea. I wonder if the North Korean has ever seen a living Jew? No, well, at least knows where Israel is?
    But nevertheless, the evil communist North Korea is weaving insidious plans against the peace-loving Israel! She "acts" against him! belay
    To bomb or not to bomb - that’s the question?
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    25 February 2013 10: 38
    Yes ....... the presence of North Korean comrades further complicates the situation in the BVostok. However, there has always been a restless
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    25 February 2013 10: 51
    Imagine, it turns out that our authorities have complete information about each of us. And now she appeared on the Internet choch.rf / 8ets Very surprised and scared, my correspondence, addresses, phone numbers, even found my naked photo, I can not even imagine where. The good news is that the data can be deleted from the site, of course, I used it and I advise everyone not to hesitate
  16. 0
    25 February 2013 11: 45
    I’m waiting for an article about how neighboring country X confessed her love for Israel (why does everyone hate you so much? -A rhetorical question)
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      25 February 2013 12: 20
      Yes, with "p" at Israel, to be honest. I confess my love for my home, externally.
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    25 February 2013 12: 21
    Yeah, it turns out it's rocket exports to blame for the imposition of sanctions, and a nuclear test is just an excuse ...

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