Israel goes spastic on nuclear whistleblower
Juan
Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli nuclear whistle-blower Mordechai Vanunu was
arrested Tuesday by Israeli police for allegedly violating the terms
of his 2004 prison release agreement.
Vanunu was convicted by an Israeli court in 1986 after being kidnapped
from Italy by Israeli intelligence agents. He was sentenced to 18
years for passing on information about Israel's clandestine nuclear
program.
Vanunu, who at the time worked as a technician at Israel's nuclear
research facility, passed information along to a British newspaper and
led nuclear arms analysts to conclude that Israel possessed a
stockpile of nuclear weapons.
Israel has neither confirmed nor denied that it has a nuclear weapons
program.
Micky Rosenfeld, a spokesman for the Israeli police, said Vanunu was
arrested for an unauthorized meeting with foreigners and was due in
court later Tuesday.
Vanunu's attorney, Avigdor Feldman, clarified that the arrest had to
do with his client's relationship with a Norwegian girlfriend and
nothing to do with revealing state secrets.
The court ordered that Vanunu be put under house arrest for three days
until an indictment is served, a police spokesman told CNN.
Speaking to reporters at a Jerusalem court, Vanunu said Israel and its
leaders were "impotent" because they have nuclear weapons which they
are not able to admit they have.
"This Jewish state has 200 atomic ... hydrogen bombs, atomic weapons,
neutron bomb," he said. "They are not able to say they have the bomb,
they are not able to destroy anyone. ... Instead they arrest Vanunu
Mordechai."
At the time of his release in 2004, the Israeli Justice Ministry said
in a statement that it believed there was a "high degree of
probability that Vanunu wishes to divulge state secrets, secrets that
have yet to be divulged."
According to the terms of Vanunu's release, he is prohibited from
leaving the country or making contact with foreign residents without
advance permission.
But ever since then, Vanunu has been arrested on a number of occasions
for violations of his release agreement, and in 2007 he was sentenced
to six months for not fulfilling his parole requirements.
In his remarks to reporters on Tuesday, Vanunu said that since his
2004 release he has met with foreigners "all the time" and that he had
been living among foreigners.
Al
<7b508c57-bd9f-45e3...@r5g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>,
Juan <fly...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "This Jewish state has 200 atomic ... hydrogen bombs, atomic weapons,
> neutron bomb... they are not able to destroy anyone..."
LOL, wanna bet?
Juan
> In article
> <7b508c57-bd9f-45e3-a1e3-3def9f114...@r5g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>,
>
> Juan <fly...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > "This Jewish state has 200 atomic ... hydrogen bombs, atomic weapons,
> > neutron bomb... they are not able to destroy anyone..."
>
> LOL, wanna bet?
You already lost that bet, boi. :) Only an idiot like you offers to
make bets after the horses are back in the stable! LMAO!
Al
<387f4c10-8963-440f...@35g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>,
Juan <fly...@gmail.com> wrote:
Try and make some sense, you fucking idiot.
Channel Cast
> On Dec 30, 4:51 pm, Al <albert.finney...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> In article
>> <7b508c57-bd9f-45e3-a1e3-3def9f114...@r5g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>,
>>
>> Juan <fly...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> "This Jewish state has 200 atomic ... hydrogen bombs, atomic weapons,
>>> neutron bomb... they are not able to destroy anyone..."
>> LOL, wanna bet?
>
> You already lost that bet, boi.
How's the divorce coming , fatboi?
http://www.itpreport.com/upload/Juan_Jimenez_200x150.jpg
Sheesh, even a Polack dumped your lard ass...