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Hmmmm...I wonder if we'll see these pictures next?

by Paul C May 6, 2004 2:12AM PDT

Last week, Palestinians killed an eight months pregnant Israeli woman and her four other children - and apparently videotaped them dying:

It was also learned that the terrorists not only murdered the 34-year-old mother of four who was eight months pregnant along with her children, but then ran up to the vehicle and took a video of the results of their actions, filming the young victims as they bled to death.

But, of course, these were the actions of "freedom fighters", right?

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Re:Hmmmm...I wonder if we'll see these pictures next?
by Mark G May 6, 2004 2:22AM PDT

only if she was holding an america flag
and thse friggan animals should have a price tag on there heads

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Sadly, this is a ''man bites dog'' thing
by Josh K May 6, 2004 3:37AM PDT

I guess it's a credit to the US that when our people commit atrocities it becomes international news, but when Palestinian terrorists do it, it's just another day.

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Did you notice, Josh..
by J. Vega May 6, 2004 7:44AM PDT

Josh, did you notice that when the info about Sadam torturing prisoners came out, the Arabic press did not express the outrage that we are seeing now? To be honest, I saw, and still see, similar "selected outrage" elsewere.
Oh, before it starts, let me repeat what I said when this story hit, I think that ought to "throw the book" at them.

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All those photos should be forensicly tested
by SteveGargini May 6, 2004 8:21AM PDT

All the photos that I have seen so far on the television look like the result of some school kid messing about with some computer graphics.
Unfortunately, even if the photos were proven to be artificially produced, there appears to be a great deal of damage being done by there existence.
We had similar misinformation during the 2nd World war, and this sort of thing is a tactic by the enemy.

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Sorry - I am refering to the prison photos NT
by SteveGargini May 6, 2004 8:26AM PDT

nt

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