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First, its the Goldstone report. You are mixed up.
Second, there was no need for distraction by Israel of the Goldstone report. Didn't you hear that Israel already recruited a Palestinian American doctor to murder 11 Americans at Fort Hood? THAT was the real distraction. Nobody in the US is talking about the report and there is no need for distraction.

I am of course joking, but that is your logic. My logic is much simpler. Israel did exactly what it said it did and it was just a coincidence about the timing. Unless you want to claim that Israel planted 35 huge containers with weapons into an Egyptian port. Because the containers were opened in front of the ships crew and they did not deny there were weapons inside.
who care abt distracting the americans lol?!! the americans are already distracted and even collaborating the israelis with the killings!! we are talking here abt the free world along with some europian countries!!! Israelis are really getting dumber than the arabs !! and this will make the iranians kick their asses more easily!!:D
as for the crew,,, they said that they saw nothing!!! they were investigated here in lebanon by the lebanese army and I trust them for sure way more than the israelis!! how come the weapons didnt have any Iranian logo?!!! :O
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Here’s a solid piece of intelligence for you ius, and trust me I’m a highly reliable source.
Since the war of 2006, HA has never resorted to import weapons via sea bound vessels.
Before 2006, we had numerous shipments using container ships and such, but we stopped that practice after the July war. We relied on the much faster and more reliable transport methods such as cargo planes, and trucks (and others I can’t mention here sorry).
You can argue all you want about the intercept, and the media campaign that was ready to be executed even before the so called intercept. You can argue about Iran and Syria lying, and you can argue that the whole west believes you. At the end of the day, the firecrackers supposedly found on that ship were not destined for our use, and the balance shifting weapons are already in place in South Lebanon (south and North of the Litani in clear violation of 1701 mind you).
Lastly, and this may come as a shock to you. We stopped importing weapons completely few months ago, because our warehouses are full, and honestly we have no more room.
Yes, I trust you very much and cherish your highly reliable information.
Your answer makes clear to me you know nothing about weapons. All weapons have a limited shelf life and constantly need to be replaced. There are always old weapons that need to be replaced. So your "our warehouses are full" is very amusing.
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The weapons were going to a Syrian port. No one denies that. So the weapons were either going to Syria or through Syria to Hizballah.

99% of the rockets Hizballah fired were short range. In 2006, 1000 rockets were fired at Kiryat Shemona. The longer range Hizballah rockets need launchers that the Israeli airforce can easily take out. The smaller shorter range ones do not.
u are right concerning the range.. yea hizbullah sure uses short range missiles but the point is not that.. the point is simple: these weapons are already manufactured in Syria!! Iran could simply give money to the syrians and tell them to manufacture some for HA!!! we are not talking here abt Fateh-101 or Zelzal!!! we are talking abt small toys like grad 122mm and korean missile 107 mm ..and BULLETS.. can u imagine that1!! Bullets !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, I trust you very much and cherish your highly reliable information.
Your answer makes clear to me you know nothing about weapons. All weapons have a limited shelf life and constantly need to be replaced. There are always old weapons that need to be replaced. So your "our warehouses are full" is very amusing.
and according to you the lifespan of a katyusha or a grad is 3 months? loool
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Of course there were no bulldozer parts. Why would there be? Just because the Iranians wrote there would be???

When did the IDF officially say what you claim? Show me the article. And if it is an Israeli fabrication, why didn't Israel put more sophisticated weapons? Which brings you to the simple conclusion that Israel just displayed truthfully whatever was in the containers.

Syria has problems importing the necessary components to manufacture many of these things. There are severe sanctions on Syria.
claim what?!! be more precise!!
cause it wanted to appear as a Victim!!! The answer lies in what Natanyaho said!! the missiles are meant to hit israeli "cities" and kill" civilians!! Such rockets are better for the propaganda!!lol!!!
for sure they cant get a Zelzal or a Fateh101 ..and if they could they wouldnt hesitate!!! lol!!!
syrians are manufacturing Scud Missiles!! Updated versions actually!! where do u live lol?!!!
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Yes, I trust you very much and cherish your highly reliable information.
Your answer makes clear to me you know nothing about weapons. All weapons have a limited shelf life and constantly need to be replaced. There are always old weapons that need to be replaced. So your "our warehouses are full" is very amusing.
and u are the expert!!!! LOL!!
does it take less than 3 years for a weapon to expire?!!! hahhaa
besides, old ones were already used in the last war1! mind u that we dont let the ammo to expire instead we fire them at ur so called "state"!
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and according to you the lifespan of a katyusha or a grad is 3 months? loool
If it is 5 years, each year HA has to replenish 20% of their weapons.
The "warehouse is full" argument is just hilarious. I will spell it out for you. Even when the "warehouse is full" HA has to smuggle 20% of its weapons.
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If it is 5 years, each year HA has to replenish 20% of their weapons.
The "warehouse is full" argument is just hilarious. I will spell it out for you. Even when the "warehouse is full" HA has to smuggle 20% of its weapons.
5 years?!!! where did u get that!! besides, it depends on the way u Store!!!
hizbullah used weapons that were manufacture in the 80's lol!!! and they were still able to kill israelis !!!
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If it is 5 years, each year HA has to replenish 20% of their weapons.
The "warehouse is full" argument is just hilarious. I will spell it out for you. Even when the "warehouse is full" HA has to smuggle 20% of its weapons.
Do you know why Hezbollah uses Katyusha?

Do you know if you store Katyusha in a completely dry environment how long it can last?

besides, your calculations are very inaccurate. HA does not smuggle Katyusha alot, they recycle them. HA has the knowledge and the resources to recycle rockets. They do not build them locally because importing them is alot cheaper.

Your lack of knowledge about HA is making you completely miss the point. Once warehouses are full, they only recycle rockets depending on the lifespan which is considerably long because of how they are stored.

HA imports tactical and strategic missiles, Katyusha are toys, they are used for diverting attention and sending people underground only.

so your 20% is 100 % false
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Seriously, not one serious Western paper doubts the Israeli story and you know that if it were false, the guardian and other papers would be all over it.

The weapons are on display and any reporter can go see them. The weapons are real and so is the story.
Since you are that sure of the story may I ask why you didn't ask the international task force to assist you? all you need is advertising right? why you didn't inform them of the process?

And since the captain is trafficking illegal weapons why he was not arrested? and released immediately? to avoid European confrontation and further investigation?...lol

Cut it short brother, this propaganda clip has too many dark points, please ask them from me to make a better script next time...lol
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