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To: Heywood40 who wrote (1010706)	4/8/2017 8:18:51 PM
From: Land Shark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573434

Trump is mentally deranged and probably dangerous Trump talk of Nuking Canada

To: Heywood40 who wrote (1010706)

4/8/2017 8:35:18 PM

From: locogringo

Respond to of 1573434

It really is a shame that you are so ignorant and like to put it on display. Go burn another Amercian flag after educating yourself. (not a right wing Trump source)

Satellite images show destruction of Assad´s
air base as US says 58 of 59 Tomahawk
missiles hit their target - but Russia
insists more than half of them missed

Daily Mail [UK], by Charles Moore

These before and after satellite images show the damage to al-Shayrat military airfield which was hit by US cruise missiles on Thursday night. A US defence official said that 58 of the 59 missiles ´severely degraded or destroyed´ their intended targets but Russian officials claimed that only 23 reached the base and the locations of the others were ´unknown´. Pictures from ImageSat International show how the missiles destroyed aircraft, workshops, hangars and bunkers. Russian and Syrian troops were warned of the attack so they could evacuate some of their planes and soldiers. Observers said al-Sharyat Air Base was ´almost completely destroyed´ by
the 1,000lb warheads in a 30-minute barrage of destruction that is said to have destroyed 20 planes, a dozen aircraft hangars and a fuel depot, as well as ripped up runways, storage sites and radars. The missiles were launched from US destroyers 150 miles away in the Mediterranean Sea in response to Assad's Sarin gas attack in Idlib on Tuesday, which killed 80 civilians, including children.

Footage and photos from the ground Friday morning showed some of the aircraft shelters - which appear to be made of thick concrete, with feet of sand piled on top - partially or fully collapsed.

Others had sunlight shining in through holes in their roofs, and black scorch marks on their walls.

(Many more pictures for the mentally depirved)

Read more: dailymail.co.uk

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