Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Le ca***te, come i nodi, vengono sempre al pettine

Experts dismiss report of submarine-based nuclear missiles   
 
By The Associated Press 
 
 
Israeli and foreign defense experts on Sunday dismissed a report that
Israel had modified submarine-based missiles to carry nuclear warheads,
saying such an alteration was technically impossible. 
 
The Los Angeles Times reported in its Saturday editions that Israel had
modified some of its nuclear warheads to fit U.S.-made Harpoon cruise
missiles and upgraded the missiles so they could hit targets on land in
addition to maritime ones. The article quoted two U.S. officials and one
Israeli official, all speaking on condition of anonymity. 
Israel made the modifications in response to Iran's alleged nuclear
ambitions, the Times reported. Both the United States and Israel view
Iran as an enemy and say it is close to developing nuclear weapons that
might be used against Israeli targets. 
Former Deputy Defense Minister Efraim Sneh called the assertion that
Israel had made the Harpoon nuclear impossible. 
"Anyone with even the slightest understanding of missiles knows that the
Harpoon can never be used to carry nuclear warheads," Sneh told Army
Radio. "Not even (Israel's) extraordinarily talented engineers and its
sophisticated defense industries can transform the Harpoon into a
missile capable of doing this. It's simply impossible." 
Ted Hooton, editor of Jane's Naval Weapon Systems in London, echoed
Sneh's assessment, saying problems with payload weight would put the
Harpoon out of balance, limiting its range and accuracy. 
"It seems to me that a nuclear weapon, which is extremely dense, would
make the Harpoon nose heavy and significantly reduce its range - in any
event well below the 90 miles it is designed for," Hooton said. 
While Israel has never acknowledged it has nuclear weapons of its own,
Israeli and foreign experts believe it possesses 100-200 nuclear devices
and has the capability to deliver them via American-made F-15 and F-16
warplanes and the Jericho II missile, based on a prototype Israel
developed with France in the 1960s. 
The ability to deliver nuclear weapons from submarines would
significantly enhance Israel's reported nuclear deterrent, by shielding
the launch platform from all but the most sophisticated countermeasures.
According to the Times story, Israel would use Dolphin class
diesel-powered submarines acquired from Germany to launch the
nuclear-armed Harpoon missiles.
Israel has three such submarines in its arsenal. 
A report Sunday in the German weekly Der Spiegel said Israel had
identified six sites where Iran was allegedly developing nuclear
weapons, most believed to be inland. 
Der Spiegel reported that Israel's Mossad intelligence agency was
developing a plan to attack the alleged nuclear weapons sites in
Iran. Iran acknowledges that it has a nuclear development program, but
says it is designed only to generate electricity.

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 e' sicuramente oro colato :)))
Proprio per questo il titolo :)
Il Los Angeles Times ha sparato delle ca***te e, come i nodi, sono
venuti al pettine :)
-Stefano

 nuclear warheads,
se lo dicono loro.. :-)
*LOL*
[...]
Gennaro

 -Stefano

 mah,  tu te la canti e tu te la suoni
Se lo dici tu... :)))
*ROTFL*
-Stefano

 venuti al pettine :)
Ancora un'altra perla "professore"!
*Chi* e' venuto al pettine? 
GC

 *Chi* e' venuto al pettine?
"e' venuto"????
Comprati un paio di occhiali e una buona grammatica di italiano :)))
*LOL*
-Stefano

e una buona grammatica di italiano :)))
Comincia tu "professore" cosi' poi ci confrontiamo.
Devi fare molto esercizio con gli articoli indeterminativi, i soggetti e 
gli oggetti... per ora.
GC
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Ma vuoi rispondere una buona volta invece di trollare?
...disse il bue all'asino... :)))
*LOL*
-Stefano

....disse il bue all'asino... :)))
No, per ora sul sito dei troll ci sei tu, con un posto in prima fila! Non 
sarei mai al tuo livello!
GC
Inviato da 
www.mynewsgate.net

No, per ora sul sito dei troll
Hai detto bene: il sito dei troll :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

 Hai detto bene: il sito dei troll :)
Bravo "professore"! Come battuta non era male... 
GC

 Bravo "professore"! Come battuta non era male...
Non era una battuta ma la verita' :)
-Stefano