[Clint N. Suhks]

No, one of the blog links said that, the photo itself says Beirut.

Since Jonah uses both conflicting links as citations it would seem he loses some credibility.

But since stlnative has proven over and over that these machines have the capacity to print such a large banner in minutes, and that it's established it was in Beirut and not Qana, it's entirely possible.

I choose to leave the conspiracy theories to the moonbats.

[brazzaville]

Good morning.
"I choose to leave the conspiracy theories to the moonbats."

So are you saying that you and stlnative don't buy the theory that the Cana bombing is a Hezbollah propaganda exercise? That the Israelis either did it on purpose or did it accidentally while indiscriminately bombing civilian areas, or, are you limiting your skepticism to the production of the banner?

Michael Frazier