reply to post by DJMessiah
DJ, In the first video, that reporter held up a shredded canister, thin-walled, which could have come from the door panel of a Pinto.
The second thing he held up was an artillery round, a round that clearly did not explode. The casing is more or less intact, I saw no explosive
inside, and I can see the balcony was hit by something, but it wasn't an HE hit. Now why would the Israelis be shooting inert, dummy rounds?
In that same first video, I have no idea what they are talking about. Look at the supposed impact crater, which are basically, scratches on the
ground. Looks like something small went off to be sure, but it certainly wasn't artillery or a mortar round.
You can hide pretty good in a 155mm artillery crater, and do quite well in a 120mm mortar crater. And these weren't proximity fuses either. If so,
you'd have chunks torn from the surface over a large, oval pattern.
The two camera shots were of the same impact, one viewed closer to get more detail, and to be perfectly honest, it looks more like a grenade went off.
?????
And there's no way whatever this was killed more than one person. No way.
[edit on 3-2-2009 by dooper]