[Texas Eagle]

"We use our rockets to protect our civilians. They use their civilians to protect their rockets."
-- Benjamin Netanyahu

The Way This Rocket Launcher Was Camouflaged Is Creative — And Terrifyingly Dangerous

[ansel12]

The Blaze, a teaser and then a link.

[BCW]

Did the same in Iraq - with donkey carts - at times the entire bed of a cargo truck and bombs the would propel enough to comes across the walls of a joint base and exploded...IRAM (Improvised Rocket Assisted Mortar)

[BCW]

Towards the end of the conflict - would see these used alot in 2007-2008...especially in Baghdad...

[PrairieLady2]

Clever!

With such a primitive system, there’s no telling where they’ll land!

[SpaceBar]

The sub-moron version of the same mindset that disguised gas chambers to look like showers

[Little Ray]

This why the solution remains “kill them all and don’t bother sorting them out.”

[equalator]

it would be terrible to hit innocent muslims. I don’t know if I could sleep at night

[Spirochete]

Ishmaelites are only capable of violence and destruction. They can dig tunnels for smuggling and kidnapping, and build homemade AK rifles, rockets and bread-cart launchers.

But somehow clean tapwater, electric plants, and smooth roads elude them.

[JoeFromSidney]

When I was living in Turkey I used to love those sesame-coated bagels. In Turkey, anyway, they're called "simits." Vendors with pushcarts peddle them all over Istanbul. I'd make a point of going outside the University gate and getting some almost every day.

Now, when I visit Detroit, I try to find a Middle Eastern grocery that carries them.