BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

"A storage facility for the IDF."
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I respond: "Suddenly the IDF is suffering a huge lack of
warehouse space? I mean, how big is this base?"
"It will be half the area of all Tel Aviv."
"For storage? What is the American role then in this base?"
"They are building it for us. All the supervisors are
American."
"What are those underground tunnels for?"
"No tunnels. It just looks that way because of the topography.
Look, you came to the wrong person. I'm a simple builder
from Rosh Haayin. What do I know?"
We didn't know either. We now knew the US was building
this complex with an Arab chief contractor. It will not likely or
primarily be for IDF use. One guess was that it will replace all
the vital IDF bases in Yesha after a pullout but that wasn't
satisfying. Nothing could replace men overlooking the
enemy.
I received the reporter's permission to distribute the photos,
six hours before I was to do a 2 hour interview on the Jeff
Rense radio program. I sent him the photos and then chose
a select few experts to tell me what they were of. My first two
replies were:
Barry,
I have seen these kind of installations when I was in the
military for years I was stationed at a base where a major
part of it was like this. These are not barracks of any kind.
The metal facilities built up on the rocks are huge electronic
facilities probably filled with CIA and extensive phone and
other electronic monitoring stuff. The bunker is one just like
the ones I was around at the base I was at here in California.
It is a missile launch bunker. Somewhere within a mile to 5
miles are silos with the missiles in them, This kind of a facility
has minimal personal but filled with covered electronics that