Channel 2 in Israel, sourcing a “senior American official”, says that the decision has already been made by the Israeli government to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
“All U.S. intelligence officials are confident the Israeli leadership has already decided to attack Iran, unless a significant change happens in the coming weeks or months with the Iranian nuclear program,” Channel 2 reports.
The report comes just hours ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to AIPAC in Washington.
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OMG This is priceless!
“The St. Louis-based Roundup herbicide maker [terminator seed supplier, Agent Orange maker, GMO propagator], which uses massive amounts of electricity at its Soda Springs phosphate plant, convinced lawmakers Thursday to schedule hearings on a bill requiring utilities to reveal their best guess on how potential large expenditures, stretching up to 20 years from now, will impact rates. Monsanto, coming off a heated fight with its utility Rocky Mountain Power over rate hikes last year, argued utilities are unnecessarily investing in infrastructure because they can reap 10 percent returns, all covered by ratepayers.”
Seriously?! This from the company that does what it does for its profits…. cracks me up, I just had to share.
Meanwhile - this from 1/5/12:
“ST. LOUIS — Monsanto Co. said Thursday its fiscal first-quarter earnings soared on strength of its seed business. The company also brightened its outlook for the full fiscal year.
Its shares rose more than 5 percent Thursday.
Monsanto said its net income rose to $126 million, or 23 cents per share, for the three months ended Nov. 30. That’s up from $9 million, or 2 cents per share, a year earlier.” Source: Monsanto Profits Surge...](http://www.gaia-health.com/images401/000409-titleimage.jpg)
OMG This is priceless!
“The St. Louis-based Roundup herbicide maker [terminator seed supplier, Agent Orange maker, GMO propagator], which uses massive amounts of electricity at its Soda Springs phosphate plant, convinced lawmakers Thursday to schedule hearings on a bill requiring utilities to reveal their best guess on how potential large expenditures, stretching up to 20 years from now, will impact rates. Monsanto, coming off a heated fight with its utility Rocky Mountain Power over rate hikes last year, argued utilities are unnecessarily investing in infrastructure because they can reap 10 percent returns, all covered by ratepayers.”
Seriously?! This from the company that does what it does for its profits…. cracks me up, I just had to share.
Meanwhile - this from 1/5/12:
“ST. LOUIS — Monsanto Co. said Thursday its fiscal first-quarter earnings soared on strength of its seed business. The company also brightened its outlook for the full fiscal year.
Its shares rose more than 5 percent Thursday.
Monsanto said its net income rose to $126 million, or 23 cents per share, for the three months ended Nov. 30. That’s up from $9 million, or 2 cents per share, a year earlier.” Source: Monsanto Profits Surge...
