To: Julliardsux; EODGUY
Er, um.
The fact that the VERY CLEAN green bag of OTHER CLEAN TOYS was place directly on top of the grimy and dusty REAL WORLD debris from the bombing.
That bag hadn't even been in place long enough to get the bottom dirty.
Did you see the WTC bomb victims at street level after the buildings collapsed?
Everything was covered in fine powder. Everything: inside purses, under coats, inside clothes and undergarments.... between sheets of paper in books inside stores in nearby streets.
And you're going to try to pretend that "toys" found in the wreckage of a building just blown up are CLEAN?
This guy COULD NOT, IN ANY WAY, have "picked up" toys from the bombing and put them into the bag..
51 posted on
08/11/2006 12:28:17 PM PDT by
Robert A Cook PE
(I can only donate monthly, but Hillary's ABBCNNBCBS continue to lie every day!)
So, a building has been bombed that likely housed people and their belongings. After the bombing, someone shows up with a nice, clean suitcase and starts GATHERING nice, clean toys from the scene. And nothing else. Ignoring the bodies, the valuable objects. Just the nice, clean toys.
Riiiigggghhhht. The logical explanation, especially given the demonstrated behavior of the Hezbos staging the news and photo ops for the fauxtogs is that he showed up with the suitcase and started emplacing toys for dramatic effect.
59 posted on
08/11/2006 12:32:58 PM PDT by
Spiff
("They start yelling, 'Murderer!' 'Traitor!' They call me by name." - Gael Murphy, Code Pink leader)
To: Robert A. Cook, PE
From an earlier questionable photo- That pacifier and blue plastic chain hanging around that dead child's neck brought out of that rubble was also CLEAN AS A WHISTLE, while the child was very dirty.
To: Robert A. Cook, PE
Also check out the man's clothes. Black without a speck of dust on them from digging through the rubble searching for those toys. His clothes are as clean as Minnie's.
This kind of photo op works so well with the Arab street - they "misunderestimate" the rest of the world.
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