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Yes. Do you?
Yes
The Israeli statement is evidence that this strike accomplished nothing substantive
Yes. Do you?
Did I characterize the size or the impact of the explosion in any way?
If not, why did you dishonestly imply that my words did?
And the bombings are in no way comparable. Comparing them is dishonest.
Russia Says It Told U.S. Where In Syria It Was Allowed To Bomb
I wonder if Trump had to say 'Please'.
The Kremlin is slapping the US around in public with all manner of propaganda and disinformation, but the only sound from Washington is crickets.
Point being explosions leave a lot of undamaged paper and combustibles.
Did I characterize the size or the impact of the explosion in any way?
If not, why did you dishonestly imply that my words did?
Why are you dodging my questions?
Is it because they show how dishonest you have been?
The point was the undamaged paper and combustibles.
That was your point, which I did not refute
My point was about the dishonesty of your post which, oddly enough, you are not refuting
Cry dishonesty a little more.
Please.
Try dishonesty a little less
please
Russia Says It Told U.S. Where In Syria It Was Allowed To Bomb
I wonder if Trump had to say 'Please'.
The Kremlin is slapping the US around in public with all manner of propaganda and disinformation, but the only sound from Washington is crickets.
We have to believe them when it makes Trump look bad...but we are also supposed to disbelieve them when they say anything else.
Funny, isn't it?
You should probably just stop. Fledermaus is making you look rather silly and proving Just how much your opinion is based on what you see in movies.
Has absolutely nothing to do with what I see I movies, but what I know about fires, explosions and photography, all first hand.
That is a good thing, but if Israel is lying, they would have a reason for doing so. Cannot say for sure what that reason is but the obvious would be that they wanted to see stronger action taken, which would not be the case if we had actually done some serious damage to Syrian chemical weapons program.
Point being explosions leave a lot of undamaged paper and combustibles.
Except you appear ignorant of the paper and combustibles that remain after a blast
Comparing the descriptions of the various sides, it seems that both the Pentagon/Trump and Russia/Syria are at the least exaggerating the effectiveness of the attack and counter-measures, respectively. For example, given the number and type of missiles used and looking at the damage, it seems obvious even to me that a decent % did not hit their targets.
Some references:
https://www.quora.com/Tomahawk-miss...omahawk-explosion-compare-to-airdropped-bombs
https://www.quora.com/How-many-Tomahawk-missiles-were-shot-down-by-the-Syrian-missile-defense
Tell ya what you go out and put a chunk of rock or concrete on your grill for a few minutes. In the meantime go in and grab a peice of printer paper, remove the rock/concrete place the paper on top.
It it stays pristine I will will rethink my position, if you are willing to do the same if it discolors.
I don't have to do it, I know what will happen. I have grown up around campfires, fireplaces,wood stoves for my wholesale life I heated my house with a wood stove I my dining room for over ten years, I have literally seen thousands of tons of paper burnt in my life and I k ow how it acts around different levels of heat.
Yes they do but not only in front and none behind as in your original photo. Those would have either been blown in, I Wich case they would be more random and extend into the background, AND not have several peieces held in place by hand size rocks ( none under large debris).
In the background of the photo there is smoke rising meaning the debris was supposedly still hot, and yet no discoloration or singed edges on any of the paper in the forefront.