angelburst29
The Living Force
Israel opened the gates to two dams. Now Gaza is sinking (NOT)
Just looking at the basic claim in the article on the assumption of two dams, neither one is named nor any indication as to the "timing' this suppose event took place? Another simple question, who were the responsible parties involved in the act (dam employees, civil engineers, government agency, etc.?) No specifics are given - other than a "claim" - Israel did it.
Local news outlets (haaretz, ynet, maannews) report: " four days of heavy rain."
In the low-lying areas of Gaza, water has been rising since heavy rains began late Wednesday, flooding streets and homes.
One of the hardest hit areas was Nafak Street in Gaza City's Sheik Radwan neighborhood, close to a rainwater reservoir.
Said Halawa, an area resident, said the reservoir overflowed Wednesday evening.
Another hard-hit area was the refugee camp of Jebaliya in northern Gaza.
Also, the largest water reservoir in Israel is 2 miles to the north of Gaza. It is called the Shikma Seasonal Water Reservoir.
Another way of looking at the situation, from my point of view, SOTT is all about "Investigative Journalism" separating facts from fiction and presenting alternatives views with documentation, names, dates and in some cases, revealing background research and data, sources and method or protocols used in a certain determination.... and even then.... the doors are still wide open to receive more data and documentation that may alter or solidify information already gathered. Nothing is set - in stone. Addition information is in constant influx - no hands - barred.
Laura sensed something might not be - as it was claimed and presented in the article. There does seem to be some discrepancies?
There's also the personal thought, with the Global Media acting in unison, that disinformation is cleverly disseminated into the main stream, with the purpose of 'alternative" websites, to hop on the bandwagon - so as to be compromised?
Just looking at the basic claim in the article on the assumption of two dams, neither one is named nor any indication as to the "timing' this suppose event took place? Another simple question, who were the responsible parties involved in the act (dam employees, civil engineers, government agency, etc.?) No specifics are given - other than a "claim" - Israel did it.
Local news outlets (haaretz, ynet, maannews) report: " four days of heavy rain."
In the low-lying areas of Gaza, water has been rising since heavy rains began late Wednesday, flooding streets and homes.
One of the hardest hit areas was Nafak Street in Gaza City's Sheik Radwan neighborhood, close to a rainwater reservoir.
Said Halawa, an area resident, said the reservoir overflowed Wednesday evening.
Another hard-hit area was the refugee camp of Jebaliya in northern Gaza.
Also, the largest water reservoir in Israel is 2 miles to the north of Gaza. It is called the Shikma Seasonal Water Reservoir.
Another way of looking at the situation, from my point of view, SOTT is all about "Investigative Journalism" separating facts from fiction and presenting alternatives views with documentation, names, dates and in some cases, revealing background research and data, sources and method or protocols used in a certain determination.... and even then.... the doors are still wide open to receive more data and documentation that may alter or solidify information already gathered. Nothing is set - in stone. Addition information is in constant influx - no hands - barred.
Laura sensed something might not be - as it was claimed and presented in the article. There does seem to be some discrepancies?
There's also the personal thought, with the Global Media acting in unison, that disinformation is cleverly disseminated into the main stream, with the purpose of 'alternative" websites, to hop on the bandwagon - so as to be compromised?
