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Mainstream media caught on Qana photos
Perhaps the killings in Qana were staged by Hezbollah, and they had willing accomplices in the media.
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Since this tatic works so well for the terrorist why not continue using it. Funny this was caught by a private blogger in England rather than a professional journalist. Then again it was interested people on the web rather than the professional journalist community that uncovered Rather's document forgery. |
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Interesting find by the IDF from strategy page. I'm sure this will show up on all the newsprograms this evening /scarcasm.
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The honeymoon is over for the CNN CBS crowd, EYES are everywhere, watching them. :singing:
They can still lie if they want but now they will be caught. :singing: |
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With all due respect, these are actual photos that you are trying to discredit, and your source is a blogger? This blogger is claiming that the AP photographer is a Hizbollah terrorist accomplice? Is the Red Cross infiltrated and taken over by terrorists as well, is the UN, BBC, Reuters, France-Presse, because they are claiming and photographing one thing and your blogger is discreting them, by the time stamp on a photo, from his living room? Could this be the same blogger that "discredited" the never-to-be-found WMD accusations, claiming that they actually were discovered? There are live broadcasts, photos, interviews, and the while world (except for 2 countries) including the UN on one side, and there is your blogger on the next. I think, I will go with the former. |
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How about this open letter in a Jewish publication, by a Turk of Jewish heritage:
Dear Prime Minister, I am writing to express my deepest concern about the killing of more than 300 civilian Lebanese, including dozens of children, by Israeli air strikes in Lebanon in the week since 12 July. Hundreds of other civilians have been injured during those attacks as well. During their air strikes, the Israeli forces have also damaged civilian infrastructure throughout Lebanon. They have deliberately targeted and destroyed dozens of bridges, roads, powers stations, the international airport and ports, grain silos and other facilities. Hundreds of thousands of civilians have been forced to flee their homes, notably in South Lebanon and in the suburbs of the capital, Beirut. Such attacks are a blatant breach of international humanitarian law and some amount to war crimes. Amnesty International condemns unreservedly attacks by Hizbullah against Israeli civilians and continues to campaign against such attacks, including the launching of "katyusha" rockets into Israel. The organization is campaigning to put pressure on Hizbullah to immediately end such attacks, which have killed 15 Israeli civilians since 12 Julyl. Since the capture by Hizbullah of two Israeli soldiers, on 12 July, Amnesty International has been calling for them not to be harmed and to be allowed immediate access to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). I urge you to take urgent steps to put an immediate end to deliberate attacks by Israeli forces against civilian and civilian property and infrastructure in Lebanon. These attacks constitute collective punishment. I call on you to end the use of excessive and disproportionate force, and to ensure that Israeli forces respect the principle of proportionality when targeting any military objective or civilian objective that may be used for military purposes. Yours sincerely, Izzet Fresko MD Professor of Rheumatology Cerrahpasa Medical Faculty University of Istanbul Turkey |
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How about the Jews for peace organization?
Are they Jews that have been bought by terrorists? The events being held all over the world by Jews that are against this atrocity, are they all staged? The attempts at discrediting the reports of this atrocity are futile at best, not to mention immoral. Children are dying terrible deaths, what else should it take to ask for an immediate cease-fire? Where is our humanity? |
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Patsfan13,
Are suggesting that either Israel or Hezbelloh are terrorists, depending on who was responsible for the tragedy at Qana? Or can only those you oppose be terrorists? Once again, you go out on the limb, searching for the rare piece of evidence that would exonerate those you back. (Perhaps in all those boxes in Iraq there's a note from a bureaucrat on which you can hinge your arguments?) The ludicrous paragraph you posted seems to tell us that the photographer didn't have his cameras set to the right time. Interesting they showed a three hour time difference, like from the west to the east coast. But, when the evidence is lacking, I suppose you use whatever's available. |
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If you have another explaniation please present it |
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BTW here is a link to the blog with the photo's and the time stamp info and the sequence.
http://eureferendum.blogspot.com/200...ilking-it.html |
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Just to throw something out there... do we know if these pictures were taken with the same camera? A time stamp is useless if the camera's clock isn't set to the right time. While staging atrocities would seem right up their alley, I just don't see this as any kind of reliable evidence.
Plus, if they had staged this elaborate hoax, don't you think they would have checked the timestamp? Granted, they could have f--ked that up, but it's tough to get past the clock issue. |
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