Кана, Кана, Кана и чуть чуть Мела
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reytsmanТо что фотогарфии под хореографов Хизбаллы понятно. Где тела и что за тела? Показали одно два тела, и ни одно толком не похоже на жертву завала. Похоже место было выбранно, плакаты напечатанны, тела заготовленны, осталось тольк дождаться Израильтян. Те прилетели на вспышку отбомбились, здание стоит, "вот "#,#",*!"#"#:" сказала Хизбалла, взорвала утром здание приготовила детей, и начала названивать журналистам.
Как всегда с арабской пропагандой вопросов больше чем ответов, и шансы получить ответы минимальны.
I’m trying to look at this as logically as I can.
Could it be an Israeli air strike? The strike that hit this building did so between midnight and 1:00 AM local time. The building did not collapse for another seven hours.
I cannot think of a bomb in the Israeli inventory that would cause fires to burn this long, and if there was such a fire, both the bodies and the rescuers would be covered in black soot, not to mention the missing dust.
Nor do any of the victims, not a single one, show signs of the two most common causes of death in a building collapse, crush injuries and asphyxiation.
Not one of these children show any signs at all of crush injuries, or for that matter, injuries at all. In the extremely odd circumstance that all 56 people did die of asphyxiation, what are the odds that all 56 were asleep the entire time? Why has Hezbollah failed to produce a single corpse with bloodly fingers or a panicked face as we would expect form those buried alive? Why are their not streaks of tears on scared faces, no looks of horror?
Logic would seem to dictate one of two possible scenarios, one more likely than another.
The first scenario is that an Israel bomb hit this building and the building fell, and the victims all asphyxiated without waking up, despite a bomb blast and the building collapse seven hours later. I find that highly unlikely.
The next most likely scenario is that after the strike, Hezbollah noted a chance to wage a PR war and raided the overflowing morgue at nearby Tyre. With seven hours to work with, they could easily get back and put the bodies in a shallow hole or near the building (remember, the media were never allowed to even get close to the building, and have only Hezbollah’s word that these children were dug out).
The lack of dust and apparent rigor mortis makes me think that this was most likely faked, but it is just my opinion at this time.
Bob Owens on July 31, 2006 at 3:59 PM
А Мел, что Мел, никого не убил, уже извинился за свои слова. Тихий мирный анти-семит, к нему в отличие от Нассраллы никаких претензий.
Как всегда с арабской пропагандой вопросов больше чем ответов, и шансы получить ответы минимальны.
I’m trying to look at this as logically as I can.
Could it be an Israeli air strike? The strike that hit this building did so between midnight and 1:00 AM local time. The building did not collapse for another seven hours.
I cannot think of a bomb in the Israeli inventory that would cause fires to burn this long, and if there was such a fire, both the bodies and the rescuers would be covered in black soot, not to mention the missing dust.
Nor do any of the victims, not a single one, show signs of the two most common causes of death in a building collapse, crush injuries and asphyxiation.
Not one of these children show any signs at all of crush injuries, or for that matter, injuries at all. In the extremely odd circumstance that all 56 people did die of asphyxiation, what are the odds that all 56 were asleep the entire time? Why has Hezbollah failed to produce a single corpse with bloodly fingers or a panicked face as we would expect form those buried alive? Why are their not streaks of tears on scared faces, no looks of horror?
Logic would seem to dictate one of two possible scenarios, one more likely than another.
The first scenario is that an Israel bomb hit this building and the building fell, and the victims all asphyxiated without waking up, despite a bomb blast and the building collapse seven hours later. I find that highly unlikely.
The next most likely scenario is that after the strike, Hezbollah noted a chance to wage a PR war and raided the overflowing morgue at nearby Tyre. With seven hours to work with, they could easily get back and put the bodies in a shallow hole or near the building (remember, the media were never allowed to even get close to the building, and have only Hezbollah’s word that these children were dug out).
The lack of dust and apparent rigor mortis makes me think that this was most likely faked, but it is just my opinion at this time.
Bob Owens on July 31, 2006 at 3:59 PM
А Мел, что Мел, никого не убил, уже извинился за свои слова. Тихий мирный анти-семит, к нему в отличие от Нассраллы никаких претензий.
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Date: 2006-08-06 01:23 am (UTC)"The U.S. has gone far out on a limb to allow Israel to win and for all this to happen. It has counted on Israel's ability to do the job. It has been disappointed. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has provided unsteady and uncertain leadership. Foolishly relying on air power alone, he denied his generals the ground offensive they wanted, only to reverse himself later. He has allowed his war Cabinet meetings to become fully public through the kind of leaks no serious wartime leadership would ever countenance. Divisive cabinet debates are broadcast to the world as was Olmert's own complaint that "I'm tired. I didn't sleep at all last night." (Haaretz, July 28.) Hardly the stuff to instill Churchillian confidence.
His search for victory on the cheap has jeopardized not just the Lebanon operation, but America's confidence in Israel as well. That confidence - and the relationship it reinforces - is as important to Israel's survival as its own army.
The tremulous Olmert seems not to have a clue."
На русский это переводится так:
"История только отменнейшие кровопролития ценит, а о малых
упоминает с оплеванием. Вот если б он, для начала, стадо коров перерезал,
целую деревню воровством обездолил или избу у полесовщика по бревну
раскатал - ну, тогда История... а впрочем, наплевать бы тогда на Историю!
Главное, Осел бы тогда ему лестное письмо написал! А теперь, смотрите-ка!
- съел Чижика и тем себя воспрославил! Из-за тысячи верст прискакал,
сколько прогонов и порционов извел - и первым делом Чижика съел... ах!
Мальчишки на школьных скамьях будут знать! И дикий тунгуз, и сын степей
калмык - все будут говорить: "Майора Топтыгина послали супостата покорить,
а он, вместо того, Чижика съел!"
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Date: 2006-08-06 01:36 am (UTC)