Supporters Desk - BEIRUT ATTACK AUGUST 05 EVIL OPERATION FOR GREATER ISRAEL

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BEIRUT ATTACK AUGUST 05 EVIL OPERATION FOR GREATER ISRAEL

Aug-06-20 15:17:41

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https://youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR1b … vQ-zMUqMxo

100% EVIL JEWISH MOSSAD OPERATION
FOR THE GREATER ISRAEL PROGRAMM!!!

Both sides deny. a) irresponsible for Hezbollah to store dangerous explosives there. b) irresponsible for Bibi to nuke / trigger the explosives by using a drone DEW. Of course boths sides will deny.

https://twitter.com/SibelLudington/stat … 4623576064

HAHA
https://www.euronews.com/2019/08/25/two … cLxpaA0jmE

Al-Arabiya is owned by the SAUDIs. Previously exposed for anti Iran propaganda (lies). The claim is the explosion was at a Hezbolah storage facility.

SURE THE ILLUMINATI FUCKBLOCK FACT CHECKER FALSELY REPORTED

"It's not fireworks or ammonium nitrate. Don’t believe the MSM lies. #EndNWO ?
Jordanian seismic station registered a 4.5, this means the blast was 6 kilotons - tactical nuke. 5 days ago Israel said it would retaliate against Hezbollah for killing Israeli soldiers on the Golan. This was it - they struck a Hezbollah storage facility holding ballistic missiles. The red smoke was from the burning rocket fuel. By Andrew B. Raupp

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid … =3&theater

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they are the hitlermakers
http://hitlermakers.international

My note and cover photo on Hariri assassination has been removed. Therefore, most likely below is a concocted story: "The men on trial - Salim Jamil Ayyash, Mustafa Amine Badreddine, Hussein Hassan Oneissi and Assad Hassan Sabra - are accused of murder, terrorism and orchestrating the bomb attack on Hariri. They could be sentenced to life in prison if found guilty. The case is expected to last years.
Prosecutors said data culled from telephone networks' records of billions of calls and text messages showed that the defendants called each other from dozens of mobile phones to monitor Hariri in the months before his assassination and to coordinate their movements on the day of the attack.
"They used telephone networks that were put in place and maintained months before the actual conspiracy," said Alexander Milne, a prosecution lawyer."

https://www.smh.com.au/world/tribunal-i … bdRrRk29SA

I was looking for cyanide links to Wuhan and found this from Aug 2015, 700 tons of sodium cyanide and other noxious chems were at the site of the Tianjin explosion to the far north not near Wuhan, but... Why have 700 tons of Sodium cyanide powder stored?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=993wlZ6XFSs

Prime Real Estate, grain silos destroyed in Beirut explosion. With an impending covid 19 famine, Lebanon bankrupt - who wrote GOODBYE in English for western MSM? GRAIN SILO WAS THE TARGET.

This happened three days before the verdict is due in an international tribunal trial of four men accused of blowing up a former Lebanese prime minister 15 years ago.
Any link to the tribunal result was quickly downplayed. Meanwhile, the Israeli government said its forces had not carried out an attack. “Israel has nothing to do with the incident,” an Israeli security official told Reuters on condition of anonymity. Israel’s foreign minister, Gabi Ashkenazi, told Israeli N12 television news that the explosion was most likely an accident caused by a fire.
The Beirut port is known to be used by the militant group cum political bloc Hizbullah, which denied any of its facilities had been hit.
The final death toll from the biggest explosion to ever rock Beirut is expected to be significantly higher than the figures given in its immediate aftermath.
Georges Kettaneh, a Lebanese Red Cross official, said more deaths were expected when rescue teams combed through damaged buildings.
A doctor at St George’s hospital, less than 2km from the blast, said injured people were being brought for treatment but the hospital had been destroyed. “They’re bringing people to the hospital but we can’t receive them,” he said. “They’re treating them outside in the street. The hospital is broken, the ER is broken.”
Videos shot by bystanders and posted on social media showed a smaller explosion with mini-blasts rippling through a warehouse, followed by an enormous secondary blast, which lifted cars from a nearby highway and ravaged a nearby overpass. There was devastating damage at the port and in nearby entertainment areas.
The Irish Embassy in Cairo advised any Irish citizens in Beirut who need assistance to contact the embassy. It said on Twitter: “We advise all citizens to shelter in place until they can move safely. We also advise the you follow the instructions of the Lebanese authorities.”
President Michael D Higgins said in a statement: “On behalf of the people of Ireland, may I extend deepest sympathies with the people of Beirut.
“Ireland and Lebanon have a longstanding relationship, which has included the presence of Irish troops on peacekeeping missions, and valuable relationships with villages and communities in Lebanon.
“The hearts of the Irish people are with the Lebanese people.”
The Irish Polish Battalion, a joint peacekeeping force in Lebanon, said all its personnel were safe and accounted for.
The destruction comes as Lebanon is grappling with an economic crisis that has slashed incomes and jobs and led to soaring nationwide poverty, and also amid rising tensions between Israel and Hizbullah along Lebanon’s southern border.
The impact of the blast, which was reminiscent of massive blasts during Lebanon’s civil war, was felt 200km away in Cyprus. “Everyone in Cyprus felt it,” said George, a resident of Larnaca. “The door was shaking in my house. In Larnaca they heard it and felt it . . . It was so loud we thought it happened here. My house was shaking.”
The office of the Daily Star newspaper, about a kilometre from the blast, was among the buildings to sustain damage from the explosion. Another newspaper, An-Nahar, which has headquarters opposite the port, said 15 of its staff were in hospital.
One woman covered in blood from the waist up walked down a ruined street, while on another street, a woman with a bloodied face staggered through traffic with two friends at her side.
“This country is cursed,” a young man passing by said. SABRA & SHATILLA

Yaakov Amidror, a former head of the National Security Council, indicated to Army Radio that the blast may have been the result of Hezbollah munitions exploding.
“You need to take a look at which irresponsible entity puts things like that in a civilian port,” he said. “Even if Hezbollah is responsible for this, it is not the worst thing it is doing to Lebanon.”
Lebanon analyst David Daoud said that he thought it was unlikely that Israel was involved in the explosion, saying that Israel has no interest in escalation at this point. At the same time, he noted that much still remains unclear about the situation.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-i … o849C6DMd8

#evilpharaoempire
#hitlermakers
#NWO_OPS

US GENERALS: BEIRUT BLAST - LIKELY ATTACK. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said U.S. military generals have told him that they “seem to feel” the massive explosion that rocked Beirut on Tuesday, killing at least 70 people, was a “terrible attack” likely caused by a bomb. US Military Times source: https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your … an-attack/

https://www.israelhayom.com/2020/07/31/ … ah-attack/

Hariri verdict was due (at the time of the explosion) three days after. Alleged perpetrators of the assassination of former PM Hariri, are from Hezbollah. Hezbollah blamed Mossad.

http://67.225.133.110/~gbpprorg/judicia … d-cfXo8T6o

Quote: ""The various photographs reveal a thermonuclear explosion that could only have been detonated via an expertly planned terrorist operation. "While ammonium nitrate may have been the primary explosive, the signatures of the initial detonation and mushroom explosion reflect a clear-cut thermonuclear blast. "Both the white dust cloud and fire red burst show below reveal that a complex weapon was utilized. "The evolution of the explosion from beginning to end also demonstrates that this black operation was carried out by highly professional, military-trained bomb experts."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont … BQD3Y3GIYA

https://israelpalestinenews.org/israel- … YlWLA0ggkA

http://www.adnews.com.au/cambridge-analytica-expose

This was during the "Golden Age" of relations between Israel and France. After the Six-Day War, relations began to worsen. The French president — Charles de Gaulle — stopped the export of weapons to Israel.
In 1968, Israeli paratroopers commanded by then-Colonel Raphael Eitan (who later became IDF chief of staff), carried out a raid on Beirut airport during operations against the Palestine Liberation Organization. As a result, President de Gaulle ordered a full arms embargo on Israel.
The problem of the Cherbourg boats was left aside. President de Gaulle was irritated by what he considered an Israeli lack of respect for Franco-Israeli agreements and he was eager to reinforce France's relation with the Arab world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherbourg_Project

It happened three days before the verdict is due in an international tribunal trial of four men accused of blowing up a former Lebanese prime minister, Hariri,15 years ago.

Any link to the tribunal result was quickly downplayed. Meanwhile, the Israeli government said its forces had not carried out an attack. “Israel has nothing to do with the incident,” an Israeli security official told Reuters on condition of anonymity. Israel’s foreign minister, Gabi Ashkenazi, told Israeli N12 television news that the explosion was most likely an accident caused by a fire.

The Beirut port is known to be used by the militant group cum political bloc Hizbullah, which denied any of its facilities had been hit.

The final death toll from the biggest explosion to ever rock Beirut is expected to be significantly higher than the figures given in its immediate aftermath.

Georges Kettaneh, a Lebanese Red Cross official, said more deaths were expected when rescue teams combed through damaged buildings.

A doctor at St George’s hospital, less than 2km from the blast, said injured people were being brought for treatment but the hospital had been destroyed. “They’re bringing people to the hospital but we can’t receive them,” he said. “They’re treating them outside in the street. The hospital is broken, the ER is broken.”

Videos shot by bystanders and posted on social media showed a smaller explosion with mini-blasts rippling through a warehouse, followed by an enormous secondary blast, which lifted cars from a nearby highway and ravaged a nearby overpass. There was devastating damage at the port and in nearby entertainment areas.

The Irish Embassy in Cairo advised any Irish citizens in Beirut who need assistance to contact the embassy. It said on Twitter: “We advise all citizens to shelter in place until they can move safely. We also advise the you follow the instructions of the Lebanese authorities.”

President Michael D Higgins said in a statement: “On behalf of the people of Ireland, may I extend deepest sympathies with the people of Beirut.

“Ireland and Lebanon have a longstanding relationship, which has included the presence of Irish troops on peacekeeping missions, and valuable relationships with villages and communities in Lebanon.

“The hearts of the Irish people are with the Lebanese people.”

The Irish Polish Battalion, a joint peacekeeping force in Lebanon, said all its personnel were safe and accounted for.

The destruction comes as Lebanon is grappling with an economic crisis that has slashed incomes and jobs and led to soaring nationwide poverty, and also amid rising tensions between Israel and Hizbullah along Lebanon’s southern border.

The impact of the blast, which was reminiscent of massive blasts during Lebanon’s civil war, was felt 200km away in Cyprus. “Everyone in Cyprus felt it,” said George, a resident of Larnaca. “The door was shaking in my house. In Larnaca they heard it and felt it . . . It was so loud we thought it happened here. My house was shaking.”

The office of the Daily Star newspaper, about a kilometre from the blast, was among the buildings to sustain damage from the explosion. Another newspaper, An-Nahar, which has headquarters opposite the port, said 15 of its staff were in hospital.

One woman covered in blood from the waist up walked down a ruined street, while on another street, a woman with a bloodied face staggered through traffic with two friends at her side.

“This country is cursed,” a young man passing by said. – Guardian/Reuters

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