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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Tim Blair On The ICRC Ambulance Story

Tim Blair homes in on what I always felt was the weakest link in the Red Cross Ambulance story. As I've said, it is hard to draw absolute conclusions from images taken a thousand miles away. But the reporting was either terribly done, or that is the real place to begin debunking the ambulance story. I don't think anyone has yet accounted for this fellow. Unless they are talking about an entirely different incident, not one item mentions a driver losing an arm in the attack.

But by consolidating the various conflicting reports, Tim raises specific questions that can be asked to try and understand what, if anything, actually took place the night two Red Cross ambulances were allegedly targeted by Israel.

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Should be "Tim Blair homes in." Sorry, one of my pet peeves.

Should be

No, I was only encouraging readers to "hone" their comprehension skillz. ; )

Thanks, corrected.

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