Posted on 10/10/2023 11:15:51 AM PDT by Kevin in California
Good, now turn entire Gaza strip into a friggin ginormous pile of rubble.
Bomb them
If anything moves - bomb them again
Into the sea, you sons a b!tches - all of you.
Use the MOAB for openers.
Dear Bibi,
Carthage!
godspeed,
tomkat
MSNBC “THE PRO HAMAS NETWORK”
Bomb it until it turns into a nice huge sandy beach...then build some nice real estate on it.
The talk is tough but there are still no boots on the ground in Gaza.
Open up one road out of Gaza and thru Israel to another country. Every one leaves, stay-die, get off the road-die. Bulldoze EVERYTHING. Build new for Israelis and never let them back in. Tell the UN to FOAD!
I would rather Gaza be unsafe to walk (or live) for several weeks.
Good, though obvious.
Are you sure?
I’d bomb everyone possible, then let the few survivors walk around to find land mines for a while, then come in.
Israelis' invulnerable, 60-tonne robot bulldozer force to double 63 comment bubble on white Cat D9 also starred as satanic Killdozer. Coincidence? icon Lewis Page Tue 31 Mar 2009 // 14:46 UTC The Israeli armed forces have announced plans to double their existing force of robot bulldozers, after unmanned "Black Thunder" droid diggers apparently covered themselves with glory during the recent Gaza incursion. The IDF armoured version of the Caterpillar D9 bulldozer An IDF killdozer in a quiet moment. According to the Jerusalem Post, the Black Thunder unmanned version of the existing D9 combat dozer was developed in secret by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) Engineering Corps. It has apparently only recently been declassified. "The unmanned D9 performed remarkably during Operation Cast Lead, clearing roads of mines and explosive devices," an unnamed IDF officer told the paper. "The unmanned version is important since if there is a concern that an area is loaded with mines it can save lives." The regular D9, from Caterpillar, is an imposing brute. It weighs nearly 50 tonnes - reportedly more than 60 with IDF armour - boasts better than 450 horsepower, and is generally equipped with a normal bulldozer blade at the front and a "ripper" delving tool at the back. The Black Thunder unmanned version is fitted with cameras and remote actuators, and can operated unmanned or with a driver as may suit. The mighty machine has already attracted negative publicity in IDF service: its use for house demolitions in Gaza and elsewhere has drawn criticism from human-rights groups. But the IDF think it's great, and they like the Black Thunder so much that the Jerusalem Post says Major-general Avi Mizrachi (CO of the Ground Forces Command) is considering setting up an extra battalion of robodozer-equipped troops. Chillingly, a Caterpillar D9 starred in the 1974 TV movie Killdozer, in which a bulldozer possessed by a demonic intelligence attempts to wipe out an isolated construction crew. Those who have read the short story which was adapted for the film will know that the machine should strictly have been a D7, but no matter. It's plainly time to reach a mutual-defence agreement with the 600-tonne godzilla lorries while we still can. ® https://www.theregister.com/2009/03/31/idf_robot_d9_revelations/
They may have their special forces going around trying to free the hostages first.
>> “offense has only started”
too bad it didn’t start before the attack
There is military censorship in play but I get the sense this is a matter right now of securing the border two more terrorists killed inside Israeli territory today.
Also the rockets keep coming they won’t stop until they are shut down by ground troops.
Hamas stormed an “Iron Dome” base just northeast of Gaza last Saturday morning they took out a part of Israel’s missile defense giving the terrorists cleaner shots at Israel.
Israel will stop rockets when they are deal with by ground troops that hasn’t happened yet.
Are the hostages a deterrent to all out ground action?
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