Will Russian cruise missiles hide in the USA in plain sight? Numerous connections to all the usual enemies (foreign and domestic) - Uranium One, Rosatom, CFIUS, CF, Hussein, etc. Do we need the existing threat at Port Canaveral, Florida much less a new second one at Wilmington, Delaware? Crucial vote on the deal will take place 6 Apr 2018 that could put our military and commercial shipping (and CONUS) at additional risk from containerized cruise missiles with a range up to 400 kilometers. These shipping containers could be transported all over the continent.
https:// www.lifezette.com/polizette/the-uranium-one-deal-is-a-clear-and-present-danger-to-america/
The Iraqi Jafar family (deeply connected to Saddam Hussein's nuclear program) own a company, Gulftainer, that operates a container terminal lease at Port Canaveral, FL. Gulftainer is in a joint venture with the Russian company that exports a weapon system of cruise missiles housed in innocent-looking shipping containers.
"The Jafars and their company Gulftainer are quickly closing in on a second U.S. port. Gulftainer and the Jafars are in the final stages of taking over operational control of Delaware’s Port of Wilmington, near Philadelphia. Diamond State Port Corporation will meet at 9 a.m. on Friday, April 6, [2018] at Wilmington’s Chase Center on the Riverfront to vote on the deal. Gulftainer hid its secretly negotiated Port Canaveral deal from the American people until the day [the] deal was simultaneously announced and signed. Similarly, Gulftainer hid its pending deal with the Port of Wilmington until Thursday, March 22, 2018, when members of the U.S. Senate and Congress was leaving Washington D.C. for a two-week recess. Gulftainer has been lobbying Delaware’s state assembly."
"The Jafars, through several Crescent Group subsidiaries, entered into multiple joint ventures and other deals with Russian state-owned enterprises, all connected to Russia’s military industrial complex. … The Inter RAO UES and Rosneft Russian business deals connect Gulftainer to Uranium One. Russian executives move between Inter RAO UES, Uranium One, and Rosatom as though through a revolving door. … The Jafars’ deal with Rostec/Rosoboronexport, a 2010 joint venture named Gulftainer Russian Technologies, elevates U.S. national security risks. Gulftainer entered a joint venture with Russia’s state-owned weapons conglomerate Rostec, the sole shareholder of Rosoboronexport. Rostec/Rosoboronexport exports Russia’s Trojan Horse Club-K Container Cruise Missile Launch System. At first glance, the Club-K appears to be a standard intermodal cargo container. Upon remote satellite activation, Club-K 'containers' instantly transform into deadly advanced weapons systems capable of launching surprise attacks of Russian Kalibr cruise missiles armed with nuclear, EMP, chemical, and conventional warheads. Russia’s Trojan Horse Club-K ‘containers’ can arrive undetected throughout America via semi-truck, rail car, ship, or riverine, quietly lying in wait until satellites transmit electronic launch orders from space. The Jafar’s Gulftainer container terminal at Port Canaveral is a potential entry point for Russian Club-K 'containers.' EMP expert Dr. Peter Pry told the Washington Examiner, 'Iran has also purchased Russia's Club-K missile system … The Club-K, if armed with a nuclear warhead, could be used to execute an EMP attack.' The Club-K 'is able to wipe out an aircraft carrier up to 400 kilometers away,' warns MG Paul E. Vallely, U.S. Army (Ret.)."