BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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Military Base - Nachshonim Project
Project Scope: 125,000,000$
Client: Corp of Engineers of the American Army and the
user is the Israeli Army.
Schedule: Start:2002 Finish:2005
Project Description: Setting up, the most advanced dry
storage base in the world for the armed division of the army.
A bid that three different Consortiums competed for.
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From World Affairs Brief:
One thing for sure: these buildings are going to conceal a lot
of equipment and/or people in some future movement. I think
the US and the Israeli government intend a forced suicidal
withdrawal from all the strategic areas outside the 1967 war
borders (the Green Line). This huge military and settlement
withdrawal is not designed to bring peace -- nothing will --
but only to weaken Israel sufficiently so that during the next
Arab/Israeli war, Israel will be forced to accept a UN
mandated settlement and occupation -- in the name of
"peace", of course. The cameras might, and computers
would, be essential for a large logistics base or storage base
if there were to be a major withdrawal of Israel Defense
Force (IDF) equipment from the territories.
The advocates of the base insist that it is a gift from the US
for signing the Wye Agreements. Far from being a multibillion
dollar project, the whole thing only costs
$125,000,OOO. And all that are going up are some harmless
warehouses.
I will lead the chorus who insist that this is the cover story
and it's a flimsy one at that. $125,000,000 may cover the
cost of the warehouses but there is much, much more to this
base than them. Study the following photos and see what
you think: