“Lost nuke” found?

The lost nuke is a Mark IV bomb that went missing after an American B-36 bomber crashed off the coast of British Columbia during the cold war.   It is one of a handful of so-called broken arrows which has long been sought,  but a civilian diver may  have discovered  its location.   It is a dummy bomb supposedly,  since the bomber was on a training run, but I’m sure the Canadians will nonetheless be very careful in their investigation.

You can learn about the other broken  arrows here.

UPDATE:  The object  is not  a broken arrow,  just a piece of steel machinery of some sort.   Now I want to know exactly what it is and how it came to be there,  don’t you?

 

 

 

Arab Spring to Islamic Winter to total chaos…

Middle East experts Dr. Mordechai Kedar and Prof. Eval Zisser look back at the past year in  the region,  then ahead to what the future may hold for Israel.   Netanyahu will listen to them.   His Oneness won’t listen to them or anyone else unless they say what he wants to hear.   I suspect that Obama will cut some spineless deal with Iran to save face,  but it will blow up.

Neither Obama,  nor a number of commentators,  appear to understand that Iran already has enough material for a nuclear bomb.   What it lacks is a missile to put it in,  but it doesn’t need one to wreak havoc  —  just one man with a fifteen-pound sledge hammer on a cargo plane or ship at port.   And His Oneness has been a contributor to the chaos.