earth_as_one said:You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
Thanks for the link.
I did not know that the Israeli military kidnapped two Palestinian civilians the day before Palestinian militants captured two Israeli soldiers.
But if I remember correctly, the Palestinian militants dug a very long tunnel in preparation for their raid. That must have taken months. I doubt the two events are so closely related as the link portrays.
Logic 7 said:That i am having trouble to understand, how those palestinians militant would have dug a very long tunnel, in the sand?
earth_as_one said:But if I remember correctly, the Palestinian militants dug a very long tunnel in preparation for their raid. That must have taken months. I doubt the two events are so closely related as the link portrays.
BitWhys said:Logic 7 said:That i am having trouble to understand, how those palestinians militant would have dug a very long tunnel, in the sand?
well if anyone could figure it out...
and about the tunnel taking a while, all the more reason to think it had been ready to go and waiting for a reason to be used.
BitWhys said:how long you figure it took them to make it?
Logic 7 said:earth_as_one said:You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
Thanks for the link.
I did not know that the Israeli military kidnapped two Palestinian civilians the day before Palestinian militants captured two Israeli soldiers.
But if I remember correctly, the Palestinian militants dug a very long tunnel in preparation for their raid. That must have taken months. I doubt the two events are so closely related as the link portrays.
That i am having trouble to understand, how those palestinians militant would have dug a very long tunnel, in the sand?
Israel vows to free Gaza soldier
...Cpl Gilad Shalit, 19, was presumed captured when a joint attack by militant groups killed two soldiers....
...Cpl Shalit was the gunner on a tank attacked in a pre-dawn raid by militants from a 300 metre tunnel dug under the Gaza border fence near the Kerem Shalom crossing, Israeli military officials said....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5115890.stm
Graeme said:Noam Chompsky is the intellectual spokesman of the Left in the U.S.
Everything the man utters politically is biased towards the Left - period. He is extremely critical of the U.S. forign policy. While obviously some of what the man says is true, everything he says is spin doctored, Noam Chomsky views Israel as the U.S. in the middle east - and accuses the administration of treating it as such.
While the man has done a lot of great work with linguistics (including his "baby" generative grammar) in which he is very reputable, when it comes to politics he is very biased to the point of rhetoric in near everything he says.