Vanmorgen op BNR (rond 8.43 u.) het bericht dat de KLM weer over het oorlogsgebied Iran – Irak vliegt. Een expertgroep beoordeelt van dag tot dag of het veilig is om over dit gebied te vliegen……. De partner van de KLM, Air France, vliegt als andere luchtvaartmaatschappijen niet over dit gebied…….
Blijkbaar heeft de KLM niets geleerd van het vlucht MH17 neerhalen, toen men van de luchtvaartautoriteiten toestemming kreeg om te vliegen, ondanks dat alle Oekraïense radarposten waren uitgeschakeld en het vliegtuig een iets andere route moest nemen dan men gewend was, een route recht over het oostelijke Oekraïense oorlogsgebied (beide zaken doet men normaal gesproken nooit!)…….
De luchtmacht en de marine van de VS hebben een technologie ontwikkeld waarmee radar gefopt kan worden, dus ofwel men ziet niets of men ziet een vliegtuig dat er niet is….. The Guardian heeft bericht dat de VS al langer bezig is met de ontwikkeling van een technologie waarmee op afstand de beschikbare Iraanse raketten kunnen worden gemanipuleerd…… Moch e.e.a. hebben plaatsgevonden is het vrijwel zeker dat de VS erachter zit, het zou dan de zoveelste false flag operatie zijn van deze wereldwijd verreweg grootste terreurentiteit…….. (de VS heeft vorig jaar al erkend dat de CIA al jaren bezig is de boel te verstoren in Iran en op zo’n manier probeert een staatsgreep te forceren……)
Meer dan schandalig dat de KLM weer over oorlogsgebied vliegt….
Over deze vreselijke vliegramp gesproken: Information Clearing House bracht op 20 januari het bericht (origineel van de ‘American
Herald Tribune‘) dat de Iraanse luchtverdediging ten tijde van het neerhalen van vlucht PS752 met opzet werd gestoord…. Verder schrijft Giraldi o.a. over de videoopnames die ‘s morgens vroeg op afstand werden gemaakt, ‘toevallig precies op het goede moment’ en dan ook nog ‘geheel toevallig’ op het deel van de lucht gericht waar te zien is dat vlucht 752 wordt getroffen…. (onder het artikel kan je klikken voor een ‘Dutch’ vertaling, duurt wel een paar minuten):
Who
Targeted Ukraine Airlines Flight 752?
Iran
Shot It Down But There May Be More to the Story
By
Philip Giraldi
January 20, 2020
“Information
Clearing House”
– The claim that Major General Qassem Soleimani was a “terrorist”
on a mission to carry out an “imminent” attack that would kill
hundreds of Americans turned out to be a lie, so why should one
believe anything else relating to recent developments in Iran and
Iraq? To be sure, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 departing
from Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport on the morning of January 8th
with 176 passengers and crew on board was shot down by Iranian air
defenses, something which the government of the Islamic Republic has
admitted, but there just might be considerably more to the
story involving cyberwarfare carried out by the U.S. and possibly
Israeli governments.
To be sure, the
Iranian air defenses were on high alert fearing an American attack in
the wake of the U.S. government’s assassination
of Soleimani on January 3rd
followed by a missile strike from Iran directed against two U.S.
bases in Iraq. In spite of the tension and the escalation, the
Iranian government did not shut down the country’s airspace.
Civilian passenger flights were still departing and arriving in
Tehran, almost certainly an error in judgment on the part of the
airport authorities. Inexplicably, civilian aircraft continued to
take off and land even after Flight 752 was shot down.
Fifty-seven of the
passengers on the flight were Canadians of Iranian descent, leading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to point the finger both at the Iranian
government for its carelessness and also at Washington, observing
angrily that the Trump Administration had deliberately
and recklessly sought to “escalate tensions” with Iran
through an attack near Baghdad Airport, heedless of the impact on
travelers and other civilians in the region.
What seems to have
been a case of bad judgements and human error does, however, include
some elements that have yet to be explained. The Iranian missile
operator reportedly experienced considerable “jamming” and the
planes transponder switched
off and stopped transmitting several
minutes before the missiles were
launched. There were also problems with the
communication network of the air defense command, which may have
been related.
The electronic jamming
coming from an unknown source meant that the air defense system was
placed on manual operation, relying on human intervention to launch.
The human role meant that an operator had to make a quick judgment in
a pressure situation in which he had only moments to react. The
shutdown of the transponder, which would have automatically signaled
to the operator and Tor electronics that the plane was civilian,
instead automatically indicated that it was hostile. The operator,
having been particularly briefed on the possibility of incoming
American cruise missiles, then fired.
The two missiles that
brought the plane down came from a Russian-made system designated
SA-15 by NATO and called Tor by the Russians. Its eight missiles are
normally mounted on a tracked vehicle. The system includes both radar
to detect and track targets as well as an independent launch system,
which includes an Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) system
functionality capable of reading call signs and transponder signals
to prevent accidents. Given what happened on that morning in Tehran,
it is plausible to assume that something or someone deliberately
interfered with both the Iranian air defenses and with the
transponder on the airplane, possibly as part of an attempt to create
an aviation accident that would be attributed to the Iranian
government.
The SA-15 Tor defense
system used by Iran has one major vulnerability. It can be hacked
or “spoofed,” permitting an intruder to impersonate a
legitimate user and take control. The United States Navy and Air
Force reportedly have developed technologies “that can fool enemy
radar systems with false and deceptively moving targets.”
Fooling the system also means fooling the operator. The Guardian has
also reported
independently how the United States military has long been
developing systems that can from a distance alter the electronics and
targeting of Iran’s available missiles.
The same technology
can, of course, be used to alter or even mask the transponder on a
civilian airliner in such a fashion as to send false information
about identity and location. The United States has the cyber and
electronic warfare capability to both jam and alter signals relating
to both airliner transponders and to the Iranian air defenses. Israel
presumably has the same ability. Joe Quinn at Sott.net
also
notes an interested back story to those photos
and video footage that have appeared in the New
York Times and
elsewhere showing the Iranian missile launch, the impact with the
plane and the remains after the crash, to include the missile
remains. They appeared on January 9th,
in an Instagram account called ‘Rich
Kids of Tehran‘. Quinn asks how the Rich Kids happened to be in
“a low-income housing estate on the city’s outskirts [near the
airport] at 6 a.m. on the morning of January 8th
with cameras pointed at the right part of the sky in time to capture
a missile hitting a Ukrainian passenger plane…?”
Put together the Rich
Kids and the possibility of electronic warfare and it all suggests a
premeditated and carefully planned event of which the
Soleimani assassination was only a part. There
have been riots in Iran subsequent to the shooting down of the
plane, blaming the government for its ineptitude. Some of the people
in the street are clearly calling for the goal long sought by the
United States and Israel, i.e. “regime change.” If nothing else,
Iran, which was widely seen as the victim in the killing of
Soleimani, is being depicted in much of the international media as
little more than another unprincipled actor with blood on its hands.
There is much still to explain about the downing of Ukrainian
International Airlines Flight 752.
Philip
M. Giraldi is a former CIA counter-terrorism specialist and military
intelligence officer who served nineteen years overseas in Turkey,
Italy, Germany, and Spain. He was the CIA Chief of Base for the
Barcelona Olympics in 1992 and was one of the first Americans to
enter Afghanistan in December 2001. Phil is Executive Director of the
Council for the National Interest, a Washington-based advocacy group
that seeks to encourage and promote a U.S. foreign policy in the
Middle East that is consistent with American values and interests.
This
article was originally published by “American
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Zie ook:
‘Moordenaar van Soleimani komt om bij neerhalen van VS spionage vliegtuig in Afghanistan‘
‘Soleimani moord: VS pleegde een daad van oorlog‘
‘Sancties van de VS zijn illegaal en zijn oorlogsmisdaden die moeten worden gestopt‘
‘Rampvlucht TWA 800 vs. PS752‘
‘Trudeau (premier Canada): de VS is verantwoordelijk voor de vliegramp in Iran‘
‘Rohani (Iraanse president) waarschuwt VS en EU troepen in het Midden-Oosten‘
‘VS valt door de mand als organisator protesten in Irak waarbij meer dan 300 mensen werden vermoord‘
‘Tienduizenden
VS burgers demonstreerden en zullen demonstreren tegen de illegale
oorlog van de VS tegen Iran (za. en zo. ook in Nederland)‘ (en zie de links in dat bericht over het voortdurend demoniseren van Iran)
‘Iran stelt terecht dat het VS leger een terroristische organisatie is‘
‘Iran, de protesten en wat de media je niet vertellen………‘
‘Iraakse regering pissig over VS beschuldiging dat Iraanse bewind corrupt is‘
US Views Iran’s Qassem Soleimani as “Equivalent” to ISIS Leader
‘Trump volgt het scenario van deep state: oorlog met Iran ‘is onvermijdelijk….’‘
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