Saturday, April 28, 2012

RUSSIA TAKES NOTE OF U.S. DEPLOYMENT OF F-22 RAPTORS NEAR IRAN.

The following article from the Russian site, Ria Novosti, demonstrates how Russia has taken notice of this new deployment of the U.S.'s fifth generation fighters into the Mideast.
I believe that all the pieces will be in place and ready to attack Iran around the time of the second Iranian nuclear talks which not coincidentally will be held in Vienna around the same time as NATO will be holding their summit in Chicago.
As soon as these talks fail, NATO will be ready to strike. Mid to late May will be a time of possible war. Also, in the next few weeks, for all those that follow the markets, especially the commodities markets, look into the insider trading, especially the put options. For if a false flag is indeed about to occur, just like prior to 911, it will be highly reflected in the massive selling or buying of certain trades, and commodities.
The Illuminati cannot hide from their formulaic patterns that seem to precede all that they do in order to further their New World Order. It is their finger print, on their Modus Operandi.

U.S. Deploys F-22 Stealth Jets in Southwest Asia.
AFP/ Paul Crock02:39 29/04/2012
MOSCOW, April 29 (RIA Novosti)
http://en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/20120429/173117938.html
http://debka.com/


The U.S. Air Force has deployed its fifth-generation stealth fighters, F-22 Raptor, in Southwest Asia, the Washington Post newspaper said, citing an Air Force spokesman.

The paper quoted An Air Force spokesman, Capt. Phil Ventura, as saying that the deployment was “regularly scheduled” and was directed at improving “tactical interoperability.”

The number of F-22s, as well as the location of their base, was not disclosed “to protect operational security,” Washington Post said.

The deployment comes as the Iran Six, which includes the United States and Russia, is preparing for talks with Iran on its controversial nuclear program.

Aviation Week, which was the first to report the deployment of the fighters earlier this week, quoted industry sources as saying the planes would operate out of Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates, which has a border with Iran. There was no official confirmation of the information, however.

F-22 is a single-seat, twin-engine fifth-generation fighter aircraft that uses stealth technology. It has never been combat-proven.

The $150-mln plane entered service with the USAF in 2005. Over 160 F-22s have been built by Lockheed Martin with projected goal of 187 aircraft. The export sale of the F-22 is prohibited by U.S. federal law.

The USAF already lost two F-22s - during takeoff at Nellis Air Force Base in December 2004 and during a test flight near Edwards Air Force Base in March 2009.

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