Posted on 05/16/2018 10:22:09 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) by Israeli drone maker Aeronautics Defense Systems Ltd. is being used by the Israeli military to dump skunk-water on protesters in Gaza, according to a video posted to Twitter by the Israeli Defense Ministry Wednesday.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians had been protesting near Gaza’s perimeter fence since March as part of a campaign dubbed the “Great March of Return” which calls for the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their lands in Israel. The protests escalated earlier this week ahead of the inauguration of the American Embassy in Jerusalem. Israeli defense forces have reacted to the protests with live fire, killing as many as 60 people and injuring several thousand, according to a Tuesday report by Palestinian health officials....
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I absolutely congratulate the Israelis on their innovative thinking on this issue.
I have one observation, and one suggestion for them:
Observation - for a lot of these folks, being sprayed with a liquid - ANY liquid - will improve their smell.
Suggestion - Mix some pig urine in with the skunk stink, and let them know it. Better yet, don’t do it but tell them that you did. The reaction will be...priceless!
How about a few hundred feral hogs from Texas?
I thought the brown-note/disco-dump was an urban legend.
We got plenty here in Florida, too..................
They should get one of those forest fire fighting aerial tankers.
Perhaps instead of ‘skunk water’, having the crowd of invaders getting 10000 gallons of gasoline dumped on their heads may have sent most of them scurrying home rather quickly (smoking really WOULD be bad for your health then ...)
I had thought of pig excrement as a ‘kinder’ more subtle substance, but where do you get that in Israel ?
My old neighborhood in Slater, Iowa could provide you enough for any demonstration.
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