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This event seems to be a huge miscalculation on their part. Surely someone
in their government must have realised that this is dangerous to their reputation and hence their image in the world? I mean, if anyone can prove it was debris from this which damages any vehicle, I can see some heavy legal costs coming soon. Let us hope it al re enters quickly and they do not repeat it. Considering its been reported on many ordinary news broadcasts, and the stress is on the debris angle not the implication from the military angle, I think they have miscalculated badly here. Unless they are thinking of becominga huge protection racket, IE, pay us or we will blow up your vehicle... hardly likely! Brian -- Brian's Gmail account Downstairs. |
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