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To: Road Walker who wrote (297334)	7/30/2006 6:51:00 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1572616

Bad indeed. Now again, I believe you posted a pretty good article where the "brilliant" (my comment) Hezbollah tactics were pointed out, position the mobile rocket launchers close to hospitals, schools, private homes and UN posts and then shoot. For Hezbollah a win-win situation, either the Israelis don't hit them or they do with many civilians killed as a result. Did you see that graphics with the H. hiding behind the baby stroller? My H. doesn't stand for "hero" by the way. What I cannot stand is the effort of NYT and other liberals trying to present the Hero Hezbollahs as being any better than the Ugly Israelis. Taro

To: Road Walker who wrote (297334)	7/30/2006 12:28:27 PM
From: steve harris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572616

Israel has video of rockets being launched from Qana. Like you said John, what else are they suppose to do? Tough luck they're using their own women and children to hide behind... Message 22653302 Steve, what do you expect them to do, stand in the middle of a field with a huge target?

To: Road Walker who wrote (297334)	7/30/2006 1:27:05 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572616

Coming at a particularly sensitive point in negotiations to end the conflict, the attack on the village seemed to throw the painstaking process of building toward an agreement into turmoil, and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice cancelled her trip to Beirut Sunday following the Israeli air strike. She was in Jerusalem conferring with Israeli officials, maintaining her insistence that calls for a cease-fire in Europe and the Arab world are premature until a sustainable settlement can be worked out. Someone needs to send her on a shopping trip for shoes.