Coincidences and Synchronicity Galore: Propaganda by AP for Hezbollah

EU Referendum has a remarkable series of staged photos of the aftermath of the Qana disaster, proving that CNN's Nic Robertson is not the only turncoat western newsman to promote terrorist agendas.

AP seems racing to the front of the pack. Click the link and check out the dozen photos with the same ubiquitous "rescue worker" equipped with radio and regulation Hezbollah helmet, displaying dead bodies explicitly for shock value.

As I suspect, and wrote about in previous posts, this Qana incident was engineered as much as possible by Katyusha trucks hiding next to the building, firing, being observed by a drone and then skedaddling. The concussion from the Israeli bomb may have caused the damage, or Hezbollah may have used the building as an arsenal for its spare rocket horde, which blew up in a secondary explosion.

Not that the hysterical terrorist-lovers in the MSM care how it was staged. They are trying to get as much anti-Bush spin as possible.

And of course, the immediate propaganda responses in Beirut made it impossible to get Sec'y Rice there for negotiations, hmmmm...., those coincidences keep on piling up.

And of course, today, Monday, was when the Security Council was scheduled to consider the Iranian nuclear sanctions proposal. But that's been postponed so impotent incompetent Kofi Annan can rail against Israel and give terrorists a wink and a nod. Them coincidences go on and on and on.......

Could Hezbollah have deliberately blown up the building in Qana at 8AM some eight hours after the Israeli bomb landed nearby? And then gone into immediate hyperdrive on the propaganda front just hours after the collapse?

Inquiring minds want to know.

What we do know already is that Hezbollah has been forbidding people to leave the South and invading Christian and Druze villages to use as fire platforms for their rockets, knowing Israeli retribution might destroy their own political opponents.

One thing seems apparent: Hezbollah hates Israel far more than it loves or cares for its fellow Lebanese.