30-01-2004 09:18									#1
	Video of Today's suicide bombing - Jan 29th Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

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EXTREMELY GRAPHIC

25 meg streaming

	30-01-2004 09:31									#2
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Oh man.....

	30-01-2004 09:57									#3
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Can you guys describe it?

My broadband is offline right now.

	30-01-2004 10:09									#4
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A little difficult, trying not to vomit. Bus with all its windows blown, not much of a roof left, walls all shredded. Bits and pieces strewn everywhere.

People...

*shudder*

...among the pieces.

	30-01-2004 10:12									#5
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yikes

thanks

	30-01-2004 10:29									#7
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Are they saying that a Palestinian police officer?

	30-01-2004 10:34									#8
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quote: In the refugee camp of Aida, on the outskirts of Bethlehem, the bomber's distraught parents said he was a quiet and devout Muslim who showed little interest in politics. Jaara left a note saying he was avenging those killed in Gaza a day before. Jaara's father, Munir, said his son was the only breadwinner in a family of 11, and had been hoping to start a family. "I was expecting to marry him, not to bury him," the father said. Jaara's mother sat on a mattress on the floor, crying. She carried a picture of her son in a police uniform with his police-issue assault rifle. The Palestinian attacks are "really bad for us. They only hurt us," said his 26-year-old sister, Ola.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...id=540&ncid=716

	30-01-2004 10:35									#9
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I'm not watching that.

	30-01-2004 10:45									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Sprayber http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...id=540&ncid=716

That's really *ing sad.. so apparently he wasn't even the regular hothead, just another humble person who cracked under circumstance

	30-01-2004 10:46									#11
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quote: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...id=540&ncid=716

	30-01-2004 10:55									#12
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	30-01-2004 11:02									#13
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That was the most horrifying thing I have ever seen...

	30-01-2004 11:32									#14
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quote: Originally posted by Zylka That's really *ing sad.. so apparently he wasn't even the regular hothead, just another humble person who cracked under circumstance

Somebody other than him got the materials, built the bomb, got him tranportation, and smuggled him in.

Then there's the small matter of Al Aqsa taking responsibility, on the very same day Israel was doing a "prisoner exchange" with a different group.

	30-01-2004 11:36									#15
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Trust me, "shredded ragdolls" (<-The best way I can think of in describing the carnage) is nothing compared to watching a short video of a Russian soldier in the calously unmerciful and brutal hands of his Chechyn captors...



...At least the ragdolls weren't squirming.

:sheer horror mixed with streams of tears running down your cheeks as you watch a man die, wishing desperately for a way to help the long-since-deceased man:

	30-01-2004 12:32									#16
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I've downloaded it, but I don't think I want to watch it. I probably will ... eventually ... and then immediately regret it.

	30-01-2004 12:39									#17
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Delete it now; your imagination based on this thread ought to be sufficient.

	30-01-2004 12:41									#18
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does it show the actual bombing?

I was going to open it, but it was like 58 megs.

	30-01-2004 12:42									#19
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No, just the aftermath.

	30-01-2004 20:17									#20
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quote: Originally posted by DRoseDARs Trust me, "shredded ragdolls" (<-The best way I can think of in describing the carnage) is nothing compared to watching a short video of a Russian soldier in the calously unmerciful and brutal hands of his Chechyn captors... ...At least the ragdolls weren't squirming. :sheer horror mixed with streams of tears running down your cheeks as you watch a man die, wishing desperately for a way to help the long-since-deceased man:

A sordid fascination with pitting mind against human horror wants me to see that (or others). Do you have a link

	30-01-2004 20:24									#21
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The reaction of the IDF was to blow their house up?

	30-01-2004 20:54									#22
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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22 The reaction of the IDF was to blow their house up?

Yes.

	30-01-2004 20:55									#23
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That's a policy I just don't get. What is the thinking behind it? Is it supposed to be a deterrant?

-Arrian

	30-01-2004 21:02									#24
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It's called contained revenge. You might understand it when someone hits you.

Alas.. the house wasn't occupied, was it?

	30-01-2004 22:28									#25
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quote: Originally posted by DRoseDARs Trust me, "shredded ragdolls" (<-The best way I can think of in describing the carnage) is nothing compared to watching a short video of a Russian soldier in the calously unmerciful and brutal hands of his Chechyn captors...

Yup, I saw this one. As disgusting as I found it to be, I was partly relieved that at least those people were defending their country against a deliberate invader.

	30-01-2004 22:43									#26
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quote: Originally posted by Arrian That's a policy I just don't get. What is the thinking behind it? Is it supposed to be a deterrant?

At least several suicide bomber wannabees have been deterred and turned themselves in, yes. Whether it prevents enough to justify the policy is up for debate.

	30-01-2004 22:52									#27
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quote: Originally posted by Zylka Alas.. the house wasn't occupied, was it?

Didn't you read the family's reactions?

	31-01-2004 00:04									#28
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Video from bus bombings tends to be rather horrible. Video from having bombs dropped on your house aren't so much so, since the bodies aren't on display. Even missile strikes into cars aren't as horrible, since mostly all you can see is a fire.

	31-01-2004 00:29									#29
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quote: Originally posted by Zylka A sordid fascination with pitting mind against human horror wants me to see that (or others). Do you have a link

Hmm..I'll answer this way: Do you remember that picture Boris (gay Boris, not Oncle) posted some time back of Donald Rumsfeld being bent over the White House press conference podium by a hairy man-mountain...and loving it? The heavily edited version of the video in question (colors muted, sound as well, and blurry) came from the same site. I don't recall if their logo was present or not in the lower corner of the pic (watermark).

The site in question IS NOT for children, so that's why I'm not more clear. If you know the answer, DO NOT POST IT HERE!!! Keep it to yourself.

	31-01-2004 00:30									#30
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OH GEEZ CHEGITZ REALLY TURNED THE TABLES

Pity those sucide bombing orchestrators in rocket bombarded cars, especially! *ing moron

quote: Didn't you read the family's reactions?

I must admit I just took in the sad summation and quoted link as reference to SBs post. The dynamited house is indeed some form of deterrent for those who REALLY care of their "homeland" and loved ones - so it's an all in all disasterous TFB