reply to post by boondock-saint
They show a couple plates of food on an opening night of a restaurant that caters to foreigners and you somehow think that Hamas is hoarding food?
First of all, the stake and shrimp that flashes on the screen is only pictures interjected into the video to make you believe that food is there.
It's playing head games with you. Those pictures of steak and shrimp were added to the video in editing, which makes it obvious that this is more
Israeli propaganda. Really, the only food that you see in that restaurant is a couple of plates with unknown food stuffs. Please don't think because
steak and shrimp were flashed across the screen in an after edit of the video that this is what they were serving.
Regardless, this is a restaurant for foreigners and dignitaries that most Palestinians will never see. Why? Not because of Hamas, rather because this
place couldn't even begin to feed even a small portion of Gaza.
Furthermore, if the state of Connecticut, New Jersey or Mississippi were to be cut off by some outside force and a very small portion of food was
allowed in, you better bet your bottom dollar that the food would be rationed according to need. This means that doctors, leadership and the military
would eat first. You can't feed everyone so you might as well keep your necessities healthy.
Also, you have to keep the foreigners happy, hence the restaurant. Without foreign journalists, attention wouldn't be given to their plight. Without
foreign dignitaries to forge alliances, they would be on their own.
Trust me, Hamas isn't the evil organization that CNN tells you it is. I thought that you would be able to see that or at least through their
propaganda, though apparently not. You can't even see past the obvious propaganda film that so blatantly flashes pictures of steak and shrimp across
the screen, as if this is in abundance at the restaurant. Whether the restaurant serves shrimp or not doesn't matter, as it is obvious that those
pictures were edited in after the video was made.
Lastly but not least, I'm sure there is a black market of smuggled in food and what better destination than a restaurant where wealthy foreigners can
purchase the black market items?
Come on, I thought you were better than that, to be so easily tricked by a blatant attempt at Israeli propaganda, the video with Arabic music to make
it appear authentic.
--airspoon
Edited for temperature.
[edit on 7-9-2010 by airspoon]